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Final Presentation

This final presentation outlines forest inventory activities including training, strata identification, sampling, analysis, and FMIS development. Results indicate 540 trees per hectare with 305 cubic meters per hectare. Over 20 individuals were involved in field work, measuring 12,636 trees across 416 plots. The overall accuracy was 4.4% with a total volume of 2.8 million cubic meters. Specific changes were made to the FMIS and PSP system for forest management improvement.

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Final Presentation

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  1. Final Presentation Forest Inventory/FMISDr. Robert Tennent December 1st, 2009

  2. Activities • Identify training needs • Conduct inventory training • Identify forest cover strata • Develop sampling design • Conduct sampling (Jan 09 to May 09) • Analyze results • Develop FMIS • Develop management plans

  3. Field work

  4. Field work 5 months work Over 20 individuals involved 416 plots measure 12,636 trees measured $35,000 per diem paid 17,500 km travelled

  5. Results 540 trees per hectare 305 cubic metres per hectare Overall accuracy 4.4% Total volume 2.8 million cubic metres

  6. Overall results

  7. Volume by species, size

  8. Analysis of growth 1982 overall average 187 cu. m. 2009 overall average 305 cu. m. Average increment 4.4 cu. m. per year 1.8% annual increment

  9. Specific changes

  10. FMIS PSP system Forest structure Inventory data entry Inventory analysis Forest management

  11. Thank you

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