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Annie Claude Bélisle, Alain Leduc, Sylvie Gauthier, Mélanie Desrochers, Nicolas Mansuy, Hubert Morin and Yves Bergeron
Severe crown fires are determining disturbances for the composition and structure of boreal forests in North America. Fire cycle (FC) associations with continental climate gradients are well known, but smaller scale controls remain poorly documented. Usi...
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Azita Ahmad Zawawi,Masami Shiba,Noor Janatun Naim Jemali
Pág. e002
Aim of study: To present an approach for estimating tree heights, stand density and crown patches using LiDAR data in a subtropical broad-leaved forest.Area of study: The study was conducted within the Yambaru subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest, O...
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Pere Casals,Jordi Camprodon,Antonia Caritat,Ana I. Rios,David Guixé,Xavier Garcia-Marti,Santiago Martín-Alcón,Lluis Coll
Pág. e042
Aim of study: In the Mediterranean region, yew (Taxus baccata L.) usually grows with other tree species in mixed forests. Yew recruitment and juvenile growth may depend on the structure of the forest and the net balance between competition for soil water...
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Gerald F. Dirnberger,Hubert Sterba
Pág. 534 - 546
Aim of the study: This paper presents the most appropriate ways to estimate the species proportions by area in mixed stands of Norway spruce (Picea abies L. Karst.) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) by comparing stand level and individual tree leve...
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E.M. González-Ferreiro,D. Miranda,L. Barreiro-Fernandez,S. Bujan,J. Garcia-Gutierrez,U. Dieguez-Aranda
Pág. 510 - 525
Aims of study: To evaluate the potential use of canopy height and intensity distributions, determined by airborne LiDAR, for the estimation of crown, stem and aboveground biomass fractions.To assess the effects of a reduction in LiDAR pulse densities on ...
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