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1. Optimal forest management under financial risk aversion with discounted Markov decision process models.

Author

Zhou, Mo and Buongiorno, Joseph

Subjects
FINANCIAL risk management, RISK aversion, MARKOV processes, DECISION making, FOREST management, NET present value, FINANCIAL databases
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Published
2019
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2. Economic analysis of uneven-aged forest management in the southeastern United States.

Author

Susaeta, Andres, Sharma, Ajay, Klizentyte, Kotryna, and Adams, Damian C.

Subjects
FOREST management, SLASH pine, LONGLEAF pine, LOBLOLLY pine, SLASH (Logging)
Abstract

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Published
2023
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3. Can uneven-aged management improve the economic performance of longleaf pine?

Author

Susaeta, Andres, Klizentyte, Kotryna, Sharma, Ajay, and Adams, Damian C.

Subjects
ECONOMIC indicators, LONGLEAF pine, KEYSTONE species, FOREST management, NATURE reserves
Abstract

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Published
2021
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4. Effects of multiaged silvicultural systems on reserve tree growth 19 years after establishment across multiple species in the Acadian forest in Maine, USA.

Author

Carter, David R., Seymour, Robert S., Fraver, Shawn, and Weiskittel, Aaron

Subjects
FORESTS & forestry, BASAL area (Forestry), TREE development, SELECTIVE logging, FOREST management, FORESTS & forestry & the environment
Abstract

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Published
2017
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5. Carbon impacts of hardwood lumber processing in the northeastern United States.

Author

Saud, Pradip, Wang, Jingxin, Sharma, Benktesh D., and Liu, Weiguo

Subjects
HARDWOOD forests, LUMBER industry, CARBON & the environment, FOREST management, ANALYSIS of variance
Abstract

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Published
2015
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