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A mind map about dendrology, including single tree volume measurement, forest stand survey, forest stand growth and harvest prediction model, etc.
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dendrology
Determination of forest stand volume
standard wood method
average standard wood method
Grading standard wood method: standard wood of equal diameters, standard wood of equal cross-section diameters, standard wood of equal diameters
Timber volume method
One-yuan volume table method: the relationship between volume and diameter at breast height, adapted to local areas under the same site conditions, is called local volume table
Binary volume table method: relationship between volume, diameter at breast height, and tree height
High-level tree volume: between one-yuan and two-yuan, grading tree height, essentially a one-yuan wood volume table
Three-dimensional volume table: volume and diameter at breast height, tree height, shape ratio (need to know an upper diameter)
Shape height table method, standard wood method and experimental shape number method
Shape height table method: M=GHF. It is necessary to establish a relationship between the shape height value and the average height of the forest stand to look up the table to determine the shape height value.
Standard table method: M=G/G standard*M standard,
Average experimental shape method: M=G1.3*(H 3) F1.3
Angle gauge tree method
Use of angle compass: select points, measure around, calculate G=Fg*Z Fg=2500*(l/L)^2
Basic principles: multiple concentric circles, expanded circle principle
Measure the basal area per unit area of the forest stand with an angle gauge: select the basal area coefficient and the number of angle gauge points, measure around, determine the radius of the sample circle R = 50*d/Fg, and use the distance between the trees and the angle gauge points to determine the count.
Angle gauge measures the number of plants and volume per unit area of a forest stand
Determination of yield of forest species
Structure rules of forest species
Timber species yield rate = timber species volume/total bark volume, timber species yield rate changes with diameter at breast height
The bowl mouth of economical wood is facing down, the bowl mouth of waste wood and fuelwood is facing upward, and the waste wood is on top of economical wood.
Actual construction method
felled wood for building lumber
Sample wood making method
shaving equation
Shaving equation: a method of theoretical wood building, a good trunk shape indicator, the relationship between the diameter of each part of the trunk and the height of the part from the tree base, the height of the whole tree, and the diameter at breast height, it can predict the diameter of any part of the trunk, Length from the tree base, volume of any segment, volume of the whole trunk
Seed volume and yield rate of individual trees and stands
Compilation of forest stand species yield table: selection of optimal cutting degree equation, estimation of barked and peeled diameters, tree height curve equation, selection of root barked and peeled volume equations
volume ratio method
Volume ratio equation: also called volume ratio, volume of wood species/trunk with bark (barked), used to compile wood species yield table
Consistent cutting/volume ratio equation system: volume can be calculated through calculus
Preparation of a one-yuan wood species yield table: selection of cutting degree equation, harvesting, percentage of peeled volume of wood species, tree height curve, timber species yield rate
Binary wood species yield table (wood species table) method
Binary wood species yield table: The same diameter may have different tree heights, so the wood yields of the compiled species are compiled according to the changes in tree height and breast diameter.
Use the wood species table to calculate the amount of wood produced by forest species
tree growth
The concept of tree growth
Basic concept: the amount of change in various survey factors within a certain interval
Types of tree growth: total growth, regular growth, total (regular) average growth, and annual growth
tree growth equation
Tree growth equation: a mathematical model in which the total growth of each investigated factor changes regularly with age
Empirical and theoretical equations for tree growth: The theoretical equation takes into account biological characteristics and is more adaptable
Single molecular formula: when t=0, y=0, there is an asymptote, Ymax=A, monotonically increasing, there is no inflection point, suitable for the growth process of broadleaf trees and coniferous trees that grow quickly at the beginning and have no inflection point.
Logistic equation: S-shaped curve, there are two asymptotes Ymax=A, Ymin=Y0, and an inflection point at A/2, which is suitable for the growth process of some slow-growing tree species.
Average growth and annual growth
Annual growth function
average growth function
The relationship between the two: in the young stage, both the annual growth amount and the average growth amount increase with age, the annual growth rate increase value is greater than the average growth amount, the annual growth amount reaches the peak earlier than the average growth amount, when the average growth When the amount reaches the highest value, the growth amount of the two is equal, and the growth amount in subsequent years has been lower than the average growth amount.
tree growth rate
Tree growth rate: annual growth/total growth of a certain survey factor
The relationship between the growth rates of each investigated factor: section growth rate = DBH growth rate * 2; tree height growth rate = DBH growth rate * k, where k is an index indicating tree height growth ability; volume growth rate = DBH growth rate * ( k 2)
Pressler's growth rate formula: the regular average growth over a certain period of time replaces the annual growth, and the average at the beginning and end of the period replaces the original total.
Schneider volume growth rate formula: Pv=K/n*d, d is the current skinned diameter at breast height, n is the number of growth rings 1cm outside the breast height, K is the growth coefficient, which can be found out by looking up the table
Determination of tree growth
Determination of growth of felled wood
Determination of standing tree growth: Use Schneider's formula to calculate. First look up the table to get the K value, get the peeled diameter at breast height, and then trace the growth of the tree with growth rings 1cm outside the breast height to calculate the growth rate. Then calculate the growth rate.
Tree trunk analysis: draw volume-age diagram, average growth (growth amount in consecutive years)-age diagram
Stand growth and harvest prediction model (unfinished)
Determination of forest stand growth
Stand growth usually refers to the algebraic sum of stock volume, volume growth and dieback.
Types of stand growth: hairy growth, pure growth, net increase, loss, harvesting, advanced
Determination of forest stand growth: volume difference, the volume difference of one diameter step larger and one smaller than the diameter step and the ratio of 2 times the diameter step; step-up method; one-dimensional volume index method, using the sum of the volume growth rate and the diameter at breast height growth rate The relationship between
Overview of stand growth and harvest prediction models
Stand growth: the amount of change over a period of time; harvest: the total accumulation obtained at a certain time
Factors affecting stand growth and harvest: age distribution, site quality (the same site follows certain rules for final harvest), stand density, management measures
Classification of forest stand growth and harvest prediction models: full forest stand model, single tree growth model (whether to consider the competition index of relative spatial position), diameter order distribution model
Collection and arrangement of modeling data
Full forest stand model
Fixed-density full-stand model
Variable-density full-stand model
diameter class distribution model
Diameter distribution model
Indirect prediction of realistic forest stand harvest
Indirect prediction of future stand harvest
stand loss equation
Single tree growth model
Single wood competition index
Classification of single tree growth models
Modeling method of single tree growth model
Single tree loss (survival) model
Single tree growth model example
Stand biomass and carbon storage determination (not completed)
Overview of biomass
The accumulation of dry matter in forest plant communities during their life processes
Forest biomass composition and distribution
Tree biomass and carbon content determination
Tree biomass determination
Determination of tree carbon content
Stand Biomass Estimation
direct harvest method
model estimation method
Biomass estimation parameter method
Forest stand carbon storage estimates
indirect estimation method
direct estimation method
Site quality and stand density
Site quality and site quality evaluation methods
Site and site quality: Site refers to specific environmental conditions, which remain unchanged for a certain period of time: Site quality is the growth potential of forests or vegetation on the site.
Site quality assessment methods: direct and indirect assessment
Direct evaluation method of site quality: forest stand volume; average height of dominant trees in the forest stand
Indirect evaluation methods of site quality: indirect assessment of growth relationship between different tree species; multivariate status index (using multivariate status index and site factors, including quantitative and qualitative, to establish multiple regression equations; indicator method of special vegetation
status index curve
stand density
Basic concept: an indicator of crowding among trees
Stand density index: tree density; basal area per hectare; tree and diameter per unit area, tree height, and volume structure
stand structure
Distribution of non-spatial structure random variables in forest stands
Frequencies (D and H), frequencies, histograms and probability distribution curves (normal distribution)
Number of main characteristics of random variables: mean or expectation, variance, skewness, kurtosis
Univariate distribution structure: when only considering diameter at breast height or tree height as a single factor, univariate normal distribution, univariate Weibull distribution
Binary distribution structure: joint structure considering tree height and diameter, bivariate normal distribution, bivariate Weibull distribution
Stand diameter – a unary structure of tree height
Stand diameter structure and tree height structure
Stand diameter structure: Forest trees of various sizes are allocated according to diameter classes. The most important and basic stand structure
Diameter structure of pure forests of the same age: following the normal distribution
Diameter structure of different-age forests: inverse J-shaped curve, showing a single-peak or multi-peak mountain-like curve in multi-layered forests of different ages
Stand tree height structure: tree heights with the same diameter vary greatly, and are second only to diameter structure in research importance.
Diameter and tree height structure fitting
Pure forests of the same age, diameter structure fitting of forests of different ages
Pure forests of the same age and tree height structure fitting of forests of different ages
Stand diameter – a binary structure of tree height
The relationship between forest tree diameter and tree height: H=a*D^b
Two-dimensional structure fitting of forest stand diameter and tree height
Other methods, structures and relationships between factors
Non-probability distribution function method of unary distribution: cumulative distribution curve, relative diameter (in a forest stand of the same density, the relative diameter of a tree reflects its relative competitiveness and can be regarded as a competition indicator) cumulative distribution, showing S type distribution
Censored distribution: The starting diameter step is generally 5cm. It can be understood that there is missing data in the front or back of the normal distribution.
Introduction to other non-spatial structures: age structure, tree species distribution structure in mixed forest, relative diameter competition structure, sectional area, volume, shape and number structure, etc.
Relationships between different factor structures
forest stand spatial structure
Spatial distribution pattern of forest trees: regular distribution, random distribution, clustered distribution, calculated using angular scale, one target book, 4 adjacent trees, acute angle
Tree mixing degree index: Mixing degree (zero, weak, moderate, strong, extremely strong) is calculated for four adjacent tree species.
Spatial competition index: size ratio, usually diameter, tree height, crown width and other factors can also be used
forest stand survey
Stand survey factors
Factors that objectively reflect forest stand characteristics
Forest stand survey factors and their calculation methods
Origin of forest stand: artificial forest and natural forest, seedling forest (seed) and germination forest (asexual)
Forest layer: single layer and double layer
Tree species composition: pure forest and mixed forest
Stand age: same-age forest and different-age forest, age group composition: young forest, middle-aged forest, near-mature forest, mature forest, over-mature forest
Average chest diameter: the diameter corresponding to the average chest height cross-sectional area
Average height: The tree height curve corresponds to the tree height value
Site quality: evaluated by status level and status index, based on the correlation between the average height of the dominant trees in the forest stand and their age.
Stand density: tree density, sparsity, canopy density
Stand volume: the total volume of standing trees
Forest quality: commercial timber, semi-commodity timber, fuel wood
Forest stand wood yield grade: the ratio of forest stand wood yield to total storage, divided into three grades
Forest stand accessibility: an indicator of the conditions for timber production, divided into accessible and inaccessible.
standard investigation
Standard land definitions and types
Standard plot: A plot determined according to the requirements of the average state that can fully represent the overall characteristic level of the forest stand is called a typical plot or a standard plot; a plot set according to the principle of random sampling is called a sampling plot
Types of standard ground: temporary standard ground and fixed standard ground
Standard investigative work
Standard survey of each tree: forest layer, tree species, origin, age class, diameter at breast height, tree height and other factors
Calculating tree height: Fitting of tree height curve
Calculate the age of a forest stand: For growth cones or felled trees, the age of the dominant tree species in the main forest layer is generally used as the age of the forest stand.
Survey of forest stand environmental factors: biodiversity, soil, topography, forest naturalness, forest health, ecological function evaluation
Single tree volume measurement
Tree dryness
Cross-sectional shape of tree trunk: g=D^2*pi/4
Longitudinal section shape of tree trunk: Kunz trunk curve y^2=P*x^r
Measurement of felled tree trunk volume
General quadrature formula: piecewise integral of Kuntzian curve
Approximate quadrature formula for felled wood (parabola)
Approximate quadrature formula for average cross-sectional area: V=1/2*(g0 g1)*l
Approximate quadrature formula for central cross-sectional area: V=g1/2*l
Newton's approximate quadrature formula: 1/6*(g0 4*g1/2 g1)*l
Calculation formula for distinguishing felled trees (whole trunk)
Average cross-sectional area
Central section quadrature
Distinguish the accuracy of quadrature expressions
The impact of measurement errors of diameter and length on volume calculation accuracy: &V^2=4*&D^2 &L^2
Measurement of the volume of a single standing tree
Characteristics of single standing tree measurement: V=gfh
Shape number: trunk volume/comparison cylinder volume
Chest height shape number: V=g1.3*f1.3*h
Positive number: V=gn*fn*h, fn: trunk volume/for example 0.1h
Experimental shape number: V=g1.3*f*(h 3)
Shape height:f*h
Height method: V=2/3*g1.3* (Hr 1.3/2) Hr=Height, the diameter at Hr=1/2 breast diameter
basic tree test factor
Tree diameter and sectional area
Tree diameter (d/D): divided into bark diameter and peeled diameter
bark thickness
Cross-sectional area of tree trunk: Section g at breast height (with and without bark)
Tree height: Ultrasonic height meter, height under the crown, factors that consider individual vitality and spatial competitiveness
Crown structure: crown width (average of east-west, north-south), crown length (tree height-height under branches), crown length ratio (crown length/tree height), crown completeness (crown width/crown length), projection ratio ( Crown width/diameter at breast height)
tree age
tree ring method
Growth Cone Method: Breast Height Age The time it takes for a tree to grow to breast height.
Verticillium
business records law
Visual inspection
tree volume
Dendrometric content
Dendromemetry uses forests as the research object to study the quantity (timber volume or accumulation, biomass, carbon storage), quality (amount of timber species produced), growth measurement, and forest stand growth and harvest prediction of trees and stands. The science of theories, techniques and methods