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Forest Inventory

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1 Intensity of sampling ensures ________ is met and the amount of __________ is measured by past ___________, time available/size of area,_______ constraints time=$=_________ 1> Intensit of sampling ensures accurary is met and the amount of population is measured by past experience, time available/size of area,funding constraints time=$=production
Diverse stands have- Higher ________, these are all age, _______ mixwood. They can sample up to __ percent Diverse stands have- Higher intensity, these are all age, natural mixwood. They can sample up to 30 percent
Uniform Stands- are lower ________ in even ___ plnatations and mono _______. They sample 2-_ percent Uniform Stands- are lower intensity in even age plnatations and mono cultures. They sample 2-3 percent
Intensity area is _______ as a percentage of total _________ area sampled multiplied by 100 _____ area Intensity area is measured as a percentage of total population area sampled x 100 stand area
Sampling Design-Stratification of ____ braking forest into similar ______ based on Species ___________,age,stocking,____ quality soil ____ Sampling Design-Stratification of area braking forest into similar stands based on Species composition,age,stocking,site quality, soil type
Accuracy consists of two components 1.____ technique of measurment 2. _________ of instrument (ex, caliper) Accuracy consists of two components 1.Bias technique of measurment 2. Precision of instrument (ex, caliper)
Strip Crusing Pros- 1no travel _______ measuring 2.Continuous sampling Con-High perimeter ____ ratio (boarder line trees) and only suites ____ intensity inventories 3.______ and mape at sametime Strip Crusing Pros- 1.no travel without measuring 2.Continuous sampling Con-High perimeter area ratio (boarder line trees) and only suites high intensity inventories
Circular Plots Pros 1. Lowest perimeter and ____ ratio 2. 1 person can ___ it out 3. for surveys with _____ trees Circular Plots Pros 1. Lowest perimeter and area ratio 2. 1 person can lay it out 3. for surveys with small trees
Square Plots 1. Straight Boundaries are ______ to locate 2. Fits well into _______ sampling Cons 1. 2 people ______ 2. Harder to _________ then the c_____ Square Plots 1. Straight Boundaries are easier to locate 2. Fits well into cluster sampling Cons 1. 2 people needed2. Harder to duplicate then the circle
Define- LIDAR- Light _______ and _______. Remote sensing technology that _______ properties of ________ light to find range and/or other information of a distant target Define- LIDAR- Light decting and ranging Remote sensing technology that measures properties of scattered light to find range and/or other information of a distant target
Sampling Unit- Smallest ____ of population _______ and defined part or ___________ of population this is ex. tree,plot of certain size inventoried Sampling Unit- Smallest part of population units,population this is ex. tree,plot of certain size inventoried
Population: _____ of all possible sampling _____ within _____ boundary population Population: total of all possible sampling units within defition boundary population
Sample - Total ______ of units sampled making up ______ of population (0.1%-100%) Sample - Total number of units sampled making up portion of population (0.1%-100%)
Good Samples 1: Unbiased 2.______________ of population 3._________ size to refect populations variation Good Samples; 1: Unbiased 2.Representative of population 3.Sufficient size to refect populations variation
Post Establishment 1. Planting Quality Assessment- Monitor ________ quality,correst poor ________,Asses quality of plant . These are done within __ hours of start Post Establishment 1. Planting Quality Assessment- Monitor planting quality,correst poor planting,Asses quality of plant . These are done within 24 hours of start
Post Establishment- Clusters of 3-5 ________ plots planted spot marked with an (_) Planted trees marked with an (_) Post Establishment- Clusters of 3-5 circular plots planted spot marked with an (x) Planted trees marked with an (0)
Post establishment 2. Survival Assesment Determinging _________ amount 2. Survival Assesment Determinging mortilaity amount
Post Establishment 3. Stocking assement- when a stand ________ a site, (DETERMINE IF ITS under,well,_________ as a percent) Post Establishment 3. Stocking assement- when a stand occupies a site, (DETERMINE IF ITS under,well,overstalked and as a percent)
Free To Grow Assessment- Determines overal _______ of regen _________ Free To Grow Assessment- Determines overal success of regen treatment
Parameters/Variables-Measurable ______________ of population; Height,diameter,basal area,volume Parameters/Variables-Measurable characteristcs of population; Height,diameter,basal area,volume
Extensives Survey of Forest resources designed in what year?: Extensives Survey of Forest resources designed in 1946
FRI all general character ization of forest in; Terms of _______,Forest _________,Regenation FRI all general character ization of forest in; Terms of species,Forest conditions,Regenation
True or Falso FRI Apply to 555,0000 km2 of forested land? True FRdo Apply to 555,0000 km2 of forested land
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