Talk:Natural regeneration - Revision history

Admin: Model talk:Natural regeneration moved to Talk:Natural regeneration over redirect

2008-08-27T19:25:19Z

Talk:Natural regeneration moved to Talk:Natural regeneration over redirect

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2008-08-27T15:20:18Z

Talk:Natural regeneration moved to Talk:Natural regeneration

Peder: /* Comment */ new section

2008-08-13T13:09:58Z

Comment: new section

Peder: /* Background */

2008-08-13T13:09:25Z

Background

Peder at 13:08, 13 August 2008

2008-08-13T13:08:10Z

Peder: /* Background */

2008-08-13T13:07:55Z

Background

Peder at 13:07, 13 August 2008

2008-08-13T13:07:32Z

Fkl at 09:17, 13 August 2008

2008-08-13T09:17:39Z

Fkl: New page: How should this model be applied when growth for a shorter period than 5 years is calculated? Ignore ingrowth? Adjust weight of ingrown trees, e.g. if the time period is 3 years, then t...

2008-08-13T09:01:15Z

New page: How should this model be applied when growth for a shorter period than 5 years is calculated? *Ignore ingrowth? *Adjust weight of ingrown trees, e.g. if the time period is 3 years, then t...

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How should this model be applied when growth for a shorter period than 5 years is calculated?

*Ignore ingrowth?
*Adjust weight of ingrown trees, e.g. if the time period is 3 years, then the weight of the ingrown trees is multiplied with 3/5?
*Adjust diameter of ingrown trees? How?
*Adjust diameter and weight?

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	* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.		* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.
	* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.		* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.
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		+	I think the most proper way is to adjust the weight according to the second proposal. You should not adjust the diameter of ingrown trees, since the ingrowth model depicts ingrowth of trees with diameter >= 4cm. We know nothing about trees < 4 cm.
		+	/Peder

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	* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.		* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.
	* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.		* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.
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−	I think the most proper way is to adjust the weight according to the second proposal. You should not adjust the diameter of ingrown trees, since the ingrowth model depicts ingrowth of trees with diameter >= 4cm. We know nothing about trees < 4 cm.
−	~~/Peder~~

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	* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.		* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.
	* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.		* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.
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		+	I think the most proper way is to adjust the weight according to the second proposal. You should not adjust the diameter of ingrown trees, since the ingrowth model depicts ingrowth of trees with diameter >= 4cm. We know nothing about trees < 4 cm.
		+	/Peder

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	* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.		* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.
	* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.		* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.
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−	I think the most proper way is to adjust the weight according to the second proposal. You should not adjust the diameter of ingrown trees, since the ingrowth model depicts ingrowth of trees with diameter >= 4cm. We know nothing about trees < 4 cm.

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	* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.		* To estimate values for all years between two 5-year periods. Needed when data is prepared for tactical planning. Here, ingrown trees are ignored during the intermediate years, and added in the last period. E.g. if period 1 = year 5, and period 2 = year 10; then for years 6 to 9 ingrown trees are not included.
	* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.		* To make prognostics for a time period shorter than 5 years. Needed both for tactial planning export and in RegVis. Here, the issue described above is not solved for the moment.
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		+	I think the most proper way is to adjust the weight according to the second proposal. You should not adjust the diameter of ingrown trees, since the ingrowth model depicts ingrowth of trees with diameter >= 4cm. We know nothing about trees < 4 cm.

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Talk:Natural regeneration - Revision history

Admin: Model talk:Natural regeneration moved to Talk:Natural regeneration over redirect

Admin: Talk:Natural regeneration moved to Model talk:Natural regeneration

Peder: /* Comment */ new section

Peder: /* Background */

Peder at 13:08, 13 August 2008

Peder: /* Background */

Peder at 13:07, 13 August 2008

Fkl at 09:17, 13 August 2008

Fkl: New page: How should this model be applied when growth for a shorter period than 5 years is calculated? *Ignore ingrowth? *Adjust weight of ingrown trees, e.g. if the time period is 3 years, then t...

Fkl: New page: How should this model be applied when growth for a shorter period than 5 years is calculated? Ignore ingrowth? Adjust weight of ingrown trees, e.g. if the time period is 3 years, then t...