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-[[Category:Release]]
+[[Category:ReleaseNotes archive]]
-[[Release date::2012-09-14]]
+[[newsdate::2012-09-14]]
 Version 1.9.1 is a major update. It has a new approach to define thinnings. Moreover, pre-defined treatment proposals can now be imported and analyzed.

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 *You can now import your own treatment proposals in PlanWise and "fix" these for a certain number of time periods. This makes it possible to enforce treatments that you consider mandatory. You can also evaluate differences in what the system consider as optimal management programs, and programs proposed by a planner. Read more about it in our  [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?egna_atgardsforslag.htm help documentation] (in Swedish only).
-*A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge. It can, for example, be used in a report for total area of stands that have reached this age (using a condition such as ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of the area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...). ''Note: TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge, since TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period. MinFinalFellingAge can change over time when using the climate model (it affects site index), and after final felling depending on regeneration species.''
+*A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge (see help documentation [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?slutavverkning.htm chapter "Slutavverkning", sektion "Resultatvariabler"]). It can, for example, be used in a report for total area of stands that have reached this age (using a condition such as ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of the area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...). ''Note: TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge, since TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period. MinFinalFellingAge can change over time when using the climate model (it affects site index), and after final felling depending on regeneration species.''
 *A new input variable called "SI Management" (for "management site index") can be imported and used as input when the system determines Minimum Final Felling Age (according to the Swedish Forestry Act). Site index as determined from site factors (SIS) is still used as input in growth functions. Read more here: [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?slutavverkning.htm#SI_Management Slutavverkning och SI].

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 *You can now import your own treatment proposals in PlanWise and "fix" these for a certain number of time periods. This makes it possible to enforce treatments that you consider mandatory. You can also evaluate differences in what the system consider as optimal management programs, and programs proposed by a planner. Read more about it in our  [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?egna_atgardsforslag.htm help documentation] (in Swedish only).
-*A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge. It can, for example, be used in a report for total area of stands that have reached this age (using a condition such as ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of the area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...). ''Note: TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge, since TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period.''
+*A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge. It can, for example, be used in a report for total area of stands that have reached this age (using a condition such as ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of the area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...). ''Note: TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge, since TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period. MinFinalFellingAge can change over time when using the climate model (it affects site index), and after final felling depending on regeneration species.''
 *A new input variable called "SI Management" (for "management site index") can be imported and used as input when the system determines Minimum Final Felling Age (according to the Swedish Forestry Act). Site index as determined from site factors (SIS) is still used as input in growth functions. Read more here: [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?slutavverkning.htm#SI_Management Slutavverkning och SI].

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 *In StandWise, and in PlanWise since version 1.9.0.3, a thinning could not be applied earlier than 15 years after fertilization, instead of 10 years after.
-*A forest domain-condition using an interval with the In-operator, for example 50 <= age <= 60 is defined as meanAge In 50:60, did not work. This has been fixed.
+*A forest domain-condition using an interval with the In-operator, for example 50 <= MeanAge <= 60 is defined as MeanAge In 50:60, did not work. This has been fixed.
 *When running the treatment program generator in PlanWise, parallellization is used, but there have been several reports on problems that have been caused by threading conflicts, noted when running large problems. Hopefully this problem is now solved.

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 *Since version 1.9.0, no fertilization have been simulated in RegWise. This occured after adding a list of soil moisture classes where fertilization may be applied, but a silly mistake made the list faulty.
-*Thinning algorithm LOEriksson did not results in correct thinning grades in stands with more than one sample plot. This has been fixed.
+*Thinning algorithm LOEriksson did not result in correct thinning grades in stands with more than one sample plot. This has been fixed.
 *In StandWise, and in PlanWise since version 1.9.0.3, a thinning could not be applied earlier than 15 years after fertilization, instead of 10 years after.

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 *An error when saving and loading a list of treatment units has been fixed (PlanWise and RegWise).
-*Since version 1.9.0, no fertilization have been simulated in RegWise. The occured after adding a list of soil moisture classes where fertilization may be applied, but a silly mistake made the list faulty.
+*Since version 1.9.0, no fertilization have been simulated in RegWise. This occured after adding a list of soil moisture classes where fertilization may be applied, but a silly mistake made the list faulty.
 *Thinning algorithm LOEriksson did not results in correct thinning grades in stands with more than one sample plot. This has been fixed.

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 ==Other improvements==
-*When activating Breeding Effect, it will be assumed that "high-genetic gain" plants are used (högförädlat plantmaterial).
+*When activating Breeding Effect, it will be assumed that seedlings with "high-genetic gain" are used (in Swedish: högförädlat plantmaterial).
 ==Bug fixes==

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 *A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge. It can, for example, be used in a report for total area of stands that have reached this age (using a condition such as ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of the area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...). ''Note: TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge, since TreatmentUnit_MinFinalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData_MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period.''
-*A new input variable called "SI Management" (for "management site index") can be imported and used as input when the system determines Minimum Final Felling Age (according to Swedish Forest Act). Site index as determined from site factors (SIS) is still used as input in growth functions. Read more here: [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?slutavverkning.htm#SI_Management Slutavverkning och SI].
+*A new input variable called "SI Management" (for "management site index") can be imported and used as input when the system determines Minimum Final Felling Age (according to the Swedish Forest Act). Site index as determined from site factors (SIS) is still used as input in growth functions. Read more here: [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?slutavverkning.htm#SI_Management Slutavverkning och SI].
 ==Other improvements==