The categorisation of forest roads can be based on several different criteria. In this paper, the outlines of the primary forest traffic infrastructure were divided according to the traffic load typical of long-distance transportation of timber. The survey was conducted in the management unit of Veprinačke šume, forest office of Opatija, forest administration of Buzet. This paper defines the methodology of forest roads categorisation using the GIS analysis, which should become a mandatory tool in development of forest roads network in Croatia. Traffic load of forest roads as a criterion for their categorisation can be used for the rationalisation of construction and maintenance expenses of the primary forest traffic infrastructure, while a...
This paper presents the results of an analysis of the position and density of a secondary road ne...
Making transportation possible in forest areas is essential for forest management to ensure the prot...
A well-planned forest road network is essential for meeting the goal of sustainable forest managemen...
Traffic load and transported quantity due to forest management were analysed on the forest roads in ...
Forest traffic infrastructure is one of the basic preconditions for good quality forest ecosystem ma...
Nowadays, under conditions in which forest areas are being opened with increasing number of forest r...
resources needed to plan these improvements, it is important to target these efforts based upon the ...
The management of forest road networks is usually influenced by the traffic generated by wood transp...
The primary network of forest roads consists of public and forest truck roads. Public roads in on...
The planning of a forest road network is preceded by a detailed analysis of the current qualitati...
Planning is an intellectually demanding process that requires a conscious determination of action...
Natural forests are one of the three types of forest management in terms of origin. These forests ar...
ABSTRACT Geographic Information System (GIS) is an indispensable software tool in forest planning. I...
This paper determines the historical development of infrastructure in the forest, streaming the d...
The paper presents the conditions in which forest production as well as forest road design and const...
This paper presents the results of an analysis of the position and density of a secondary road ne...
Making transportation possible in forest areas is essential for forest management to ensure the prot...
A well-planned forest road network is essential for meeting the goal of sustainable forest managemen...
Traffic load and transported quantity due to forest management were analysed on the forest roads in ...
Forest traffic infrastructure is one of the basic preconditions for good quality forest ecosystem ma...
Nowadays, under conditions in which forest areas are being opened with increasing number of forest r...
resources needed to plan these improvements, it is important to target these efforts based upon the ...
The management of forest road networks is usually influenced by the traffic generated by wood transp...
The primary network of forest roads consists of public and forest truck roads. Public roads in on...
The planning of a forest road network is preceded by a detailed analysis of the current qualitati...
Planning is an intellectually demanding process that requires a conscious determination of action...
Natural forests are one of the three types of forest management in terms of origin. These forests ar...
ABSTRACT Geographic Information System (GIS) is an indispensable software tool in forest planning. I...
This paper determines the historical development of infrastructure in the forest, streaming the d...
The paper presents the conditions in which forest production as well as forest road design and const...
This paper presents the results of an analysis of the position and density of a secondary road ne...
Making transportation possible in forest areas is essential for forest management to ensure the prot...
A well-planned forest road network is essential for meeting the goal of sustainable forest managemen...