The paper introduces the risk of fire as part of a stand management optimisation problem for even-aged Pinus sylvestris L. stands in Spain. The study used a simulation-optimisation system, SPINE, to examine the effect of risk of fire on the optimal stand management schedule when maximising soil expectation value (SEV). The simulation sub-system includes a deterministic stand growth and yield simulator based on individual-tree growth and mortality models. The simulator was modified to include stochastic fire occurrence. The simulation sub-system was combined with a non-linear optimisation algorithm to find the optimal management schedule. Five different fire probabilities were analysed (0, 0.5, 1, 2 and 5% five-year fire probabilities). In m...
Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait) is a very important timber-producing species in Portugal with a y...
The wildfire regime in Portugal has been responsible for millions of hectares of burnt area, and Alv...
Silvicultural models are often developed and applied without due consideration of fire modelling. Ye...
The paper introduces the risk of fire as part of a stand management optimisation problem for even-ag...
Abstract. Pinus pinaster is the most important conifer in Galicia in terms of volume and production,...
The present study considers the risk of fire as an endogenous component in a stand management optimi...
The article describes a simulation-optimisation system, SPINE, for the management of Pinus sylvestri...
The study presents a model for the probability of fire occurrence in forest stands of Catalonia. It ...
The study developed models for predicting the post-fire tree survival in Catalonia. The models are ...
This study uses a simulation-optimisation system, PINUSMIX, to optimise the structure and management...
This paper investigates the optimal harvesting decisions of a fire-exposed forest stand.An economic...
Timber production has been the main objective in forest production in Galicia for a long time. Never...
Abstract We evaluate the economic efficiency of even-and uneven-aged management systems under risk o...
This article presents and discusses research with the aim of developing a stand-level management sc...
Knowledge of the regeneration of competing shrub species after wildfire in Scots pine stands is ess...
Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait) is a very important timber-producing species in Portugal with a y...
The wildfire regime in Portugal has been responsible for millions of hectares of burnt area, and Alv...
Silvicultural models are often developed and applied without due consideration of fire modelling. Ye...
The paper introduces the risk of fire as part of a stand management optimisation problem for even-ag...
Abstract. Pinus pinaster is the most important conifer in Galicia in terms of volume and production,...
The present study considers the risk of fire as an endogenous component in a stand management optimi...
The article describes a simulation-optimisation system, SPINE, for the management of Pinus sylvestri...
The study presents a model for the probability of fire occurrence in forest stands of Catalonia. It ...
The study developed models for predicting the post-fire tree survival in Catalonia. The models are ...
This study uses a simulation-optimisation system, PINUSMIX, to optimise the structure and management...
This paper investigates the optimal harvesting decisions of a fire-exposed forest stand.An economic...
Timber production has been the main objective in forest production in Galicia for a long time. Never...
Abstract We evaluate the economic efficiency of even-and uneven-aged management systems under risk o...
This article presents and discusses research with the aim of developing a stand-level management sc...
Knowledge of the regeneration of competing shrub species after wildfire in Scots pine stands is ess...
Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait) is a very important timber-producing species in Portugal with a y...
The wildfire regime in Portugal has been responsible for millions of hectares of burnt area, and Alv...
Silvicultural models are often developed and applied without due consideration of fire modelling. Ye...