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Models and form factors for stand volume estimation in natural forest ecosystems: a case study of Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary (KGWS), Bahraich District, India 被引量:1
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作者 V. A. J Adekunle K. N. Nair +1 位作者 A. K. Srivastava N. K. Singh 《Journal of Forestry Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2013年第2期217-226,共10页
In view of the difficulties in stand volume estimation in natural forests, we derived real form factors and models for volume estimation in these types of forest ecosystems, using Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary as a ... In view of the difficulties in stand volume estimation in natural forests, we derived real form factors and models for volume estimation in these types of forest ecosystems, using Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary as a case study. Tree growth data were obtained for all trees (dbh 〉10 cm) in 4 plots (25 × 25 m) randomly located in each of three strata selected in the forest. The form factor calculated for the stand was 0.42 and a range of 0.42 0.57 was estimated for selected species (density 〉10). The parameters of model variables were consistent with general growth trends of trees and each was statistically significant. There was no significant difference (p〉0.05) between the observed and predicted volumes for all models and there was very high correlation between observed and predicted volumes. The output of the performance statistics and the logical signs of the regression coefficients of the models demonstrated that they are useful for volume estimation with minimal error. Plotting the biases with respect to considerable regressor variables showed no meaningful and evident trend of bias values along with the independent variables. This showed that the models did not violate regression assumptions and there were no heteroscedacity or multiculnarity problems. We recommend use of the form factors and models in this ecosystem and in similar ones for stand and tree volume estimation. 展开更多
关键词 natural forest tree volume estimation BIODIVERSITY tree height forest inventory
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Comparison of stem taper models for the four tropical tree species in Mount Makiling, Philippines 被引量:4
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作者 Roscinto Ian C.LUMBRES Azyleah C.ABINO +2 位作者 Nelson M.PAMPOLINA Feliciano G.CALORA Jr Young Jin LEE 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2016年第3期536-545,共10页
This study was conducted to evaluate the performance of six stem taper models on four tropical tree species, namely Celtis luzonica(Magabuyo),Diplodiscus paniculatus(Balobo), Parashorea malaanonan(Bagtikan), and Swiet... This study was conducted to evaluate the performance of six stem taper models on four tropical tree species, namely Celtis luzonica(Magabuyo),Diplodiscus paniculatus(Balobo), Parashorea malaanonan(Bagtikan), and Swietenia macrophylla(Mahogany) in Mount Makiling Forest Reserve(MMFR), Philippines using fit statistics and lack-of-fit statistics. Four statistical criteria were used in this study, including the standard error of estimate(SEE),coefficient of determination(R^2), mean bias( E),and absolute mean difference(AMD). For the lack-offit statistics, SEE, E and AMD were determined in different relative height classes. The results indicated that the Kozak02 stem taper model offered the best fit for the four tropical species in most statistics. The Kozak02 model also consistently provided the best performance in the lack-of-fit statistics with the best SEE, E and AMD in most of the relative height classes. These stem taper equations could help forest managers and researchers better estimate the diameter of the outside bark with any given height,merchantable stem volumes and total stem volumes of standing trees belonging to the four species of thetropical forest in MMFR. 展开更多
关键词 Mount Makiling Forest Reserve Stem volume estimation Diameter outside bark Kozak model Tropical tree species
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