Review of Measurement Techniques in Site Productivity Studies

Authors

H. Van Miegroet, Utah State University
D. Zabowski
C. T. Smith
H. Lundkvist

Document Type

Contribution to Book

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Impacts of Forest Harvesting on Long-Term Site Productivity

Editor

W.J. Dyck, D.W. Cole, and N.B. Comerford

Publisher

Chapman and Hall (an imprint of Taylor and Francis)

Publication Date

1994

Keywords

review, measurement techniques, site productivity, studies

First Page

287

Last Page

362

Abstract

This book is a synthesis of knowledge on the impacts of harvesting on long-term site productivity, stemming from information gathered from the International Energy Agency Bioenergy Agreement Project on Environmental Impacts of Intensive Harvesting. Annual workshops during the project have produced much new and important information and the work of over 150 collaborators on the project has been carefully synthesised into this book.

Comments

Originally published by Chapman and Hall (an imprint of Taylor & Francis). Chapter fulltext not available online.

Recommended Citation

Van Miegroet, H., D. Zabowski, C.T. Smith, and H. Lundkvist. 1994. Chapter 10. Review of measurement techniques in site productivity studies. pp. 287-362 IN: W.J. Dyck, D.W. Cole, and N.B. Comerford (eds.) Impacts of forest harvesting on long-term site productivity. Chapman and Hall, London, United Kingdom.