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Oregon’s Forest Sector Innovation System: An Investigation Towards Advanced Performance

Creator:: Orozco, Nadine, Hansen, Eric, Knowles, Chris, and Leavengood, Scott
Abstract:: The forest products industry has faced numerous challenges in remaining innovative: outside forces such as industry culture and policy provide few incentives while poor communication among industry actors impedes creative growth from within. This article outlines results gathered from personal interviews with industry professionals and an industry survey on key...
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Full Text:: Oregon’s forest sector innovation system. We 6 conducted this research in order to provide

Using multilevel remote sensing and ground data to estimate forest biomass resources in remote regions: a case study in the boreal forests of interior Alaska

Creator:: Andersen, Hans-Erik, Strunk, Jacob, Temesgen, Hailemariam, Atwood, Donald, and Winterberger, Ken
Abstract:: The emergence of a new generation of remote sensing and geopositioning technologies, as well as increased capabilities in image processing, computing, and inferential techniques, have enabled the development and implementation of increasingly efficient and cost-effective multilevel sampling designs for forest inventory. In this paper, we (i) describe the conceptual basis...
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Full Text:: ://pubs.casi.ca/journal/cjrs on 9 April 2012. H.-E. Andersen.1 Pacific Northwest Research Station, USDA Forest

Light availability and soil compaction influence the growth of underplanted following partial shelterwood harvest and soil scarification

Creator:: Soto, Daniel P., Donoso, Pablo J., Salas, Christian, and Puettmann, Klaus J.
Abstract:: We evaluated effects of top-soil scarification by heavy machinery on growth of two valuable and shade-intolerant tree species - Nothofagus dombeyi (evergreen and considered very plastic to different soil fertility levels) and Nothofagus alpina (deciduous and considered sensitive to soil fertility) - seedlings underplanted in Nothofagus old-growth forests subjected to...
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Full Text:: . and Sands R. 1980. Compaction of forest soils. A review. Australian Journal of 10 Soil Research 18

Growth and wood properties of genetically improved loblolly pine: propagation type comparison and genetic parameters

Creator:: Antony, Finto, Schimleck, Laurence R., Jordan, Lewis, Hornsby, Benjamin, Dahlen, Joseph, Daniels, Richard F., Clark, Alexander, III, Apiolaza, Luis A., and Huber, Dudley
Abstract:: The use of clonal varieties in forestry offers great potential to improve growth traits (quantity) and wood properties (quality) of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.). Loblolly pine trees established via somatic embryogenesis (clones), full-sib zygotic crosses, and half-sib zygotic open-pollinated families were sampled to identify variation in growth and wood...
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Full Text:: 39704, USA. B. Hornsby and A. Clark III. USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Athens, GA

Building material preferences with a focus on wood in urban housing: durability and environmental impacts

Creator:: Høibø, Olav, Hansen, Eric, and Nybakk, Erlend
Abstract:: As societies urbanize, a growing proportion of the global population, and an increasing number of housing units will be needed in urban areas. High-rise buildings and environmentally friendly, renewable materials must play important roles in sustainable urban development. To achieve this, it is imperative that policy makers, planners, architects, and...
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Full Text:: Journal of Forest Research, 45(11), 1617-1627. doi:10.1139/cjfr-2015-0123 10.1139/cjfr-2015-0123

Tree crown ratio models for multi-species and multi-layered stands of southeastern British Columbia

Creator:: Temesgen, Hailemariam, LeMay, Valerie, and Mitchell, Stephen J.
Abstract:: The ratio of live crown length to tree height (crown ratio; CR) is often used as an important predictor variable for tree level growth equations, particularly for multi-species and multi-layered stands. Also, CR indicates tree vigour and can be an important habitat variable. Measurement of CR for each tree can...
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Full Text:: , October 17–18, 1997. pp. 29–36. Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada (FERIC). Oliver, C.D. and

Regeneration imputation models for complex stands of southeastern British Columbia

Creator:: Hassani, Badre T., LeMay, Valerie, Marshall, Peter L., Temesgen, Hailemariam, and Zumrawi, Abdel-Azim
Abstract:: Two imputation techniques for predicting natural regeneration in complex stands prevalent in southeastern British Columbia (BC) were compared using data from the Interior Cedar-Hemlock moist warm subzone variant 2 (ICHmw2) in the vicinity of Nelson, BC. Imputation approaches offer advantages over other modeling approaches in that they provide estimates of...
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Full Text:: Research Branch, Department of Forest Resources Management, University of British Columbia, 2045–2424 Main

Oregon Wildlife; Vol. 44 No. 5 (September-October 1988)

Creator:: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife
Resource Type:: Journal
Full Text:: STARKEY PROJECT Questions Of Multiple Use A research enclosure eight miles long and five miles wide is

Oregon Wildlife; Vol. 49 No. 1 (Spring 1993)

Creator:: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife
Resource Type:: Journal
Full Text:: endangered species management and research. Development of short and long- range management strategies

Oregon Wildlife; Vol. 47 No. 6 (November-December 1991)

Creator:: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife
Resource Type:: Journal
Full Text:: Toughened Major revisions of the Forest Protec- tion Act will lead to expanded efforts to protect fish

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Oregon’s Forest Sector Innovation System: An Investigation Towards Advanced Performance

Using multilevel remote sensing and ground data to estimate forest biomass resources in remote regions: a case study in the boreal forests of interior Alaska

Light availability and soil compaction influence the growth of underplanted following partial shelterwood harvest and soil scarification

Growth and wood properties of genetically improved loblolly pine: propagation type comparison and genetic parameters

Building material preferences with a focus on wood in urban housing: durability and environmental impacts

Tree crown ratio models for multi-species and multi-layered stands of southeastern British Columbia

Regeneration imputation models for complex stands of southeastern British Columbia

Oregon Wildlife; Vol. 44 No. 5 (September-October 1988)

Oregon Wildlife; Vol. 49 No. 1 (Spring 1993)

Oregon Wildlife; Vol. 47 No. 6 (November-December 1991)

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