References in Forest M&M and Inventory
ANU

 References
Forest Measurement and Modelling, Forest Inventory.


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  • Brack, C.L. 1996. Using best guesses to improve forest inventory. Australian Forestry 59(2): 108- 113..

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  • Gill, A.M., Brack, C.L. and Hall, T. 1982. Bark Probe - an instrument for measuring bark thickness of eucalypts. Aust. For. 45(3): 206-208.

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  • Hamilton, F. and Brack, C.L. 1999. Stand volume estimates for modelling inventory data. Australian Forestry 62(4): 360 - 367.

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  • Jackson, D.S. 1967. A neglected criterion for assessing site factors. Proc. IUFRO Congr., Section 21, Munich.

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  • Turvey, N.D. 1983. Soil-type yield curves for Pinus radiata in Gippsland, Victoria. Aust. For. 46(2): 118-125.

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  • Wood, G.B., Wiant, H.V., Loy, R.J. and Miles, J.A. 1990. Centroid sampling: a variant of importance sampling for estimating the volume of sample trees of radiata pine. For. Ecol. Manage. 36: 233-243.

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