1982 – ROADING & HARVESTING IN DIFFICULT TERRAIN
- Biltonen, Frank & Peters, Penn. The 1981 Forest Engineering Research Program.
- Burditt, Audrey L.; Dodd, Phil; & Dibert, John. Timber Harvesting in the Mount St. Helens Area – Problems and Solutions.
- Burke, Doyle. Timber Harvest Planning.
- Conner, Mike. Field Analysis of Skyline Tensions.
- Fodge, Francis. Engineering Analysis of Forces Created in Intermediate Supports During Multi-Span Logging.
- Froehlich, Henry. Pipe-Arch Culverts.
- Garland, John. Selection and Training of Logging Machine Operators (outline only).
- Gerstkemper, Jack. A Computer Simulation of the Operation of a Log Landing for a Heli-Stat Airship in Old Growth Timber.
- Gilhousen, Jan. Hamilton Portable Bridging.
- Kannenberg, Mark. The What, How, and Why of FMC Fast Track Log Skidders.
- Kellogg, Loren. Handling the Small Tree Resource with Cable Systems.
- Kimbell, Abigail. Tension Relationships for Steel Cable on Notched Stumps.
- Kramer, Brian. Vehicle Tracking Simulation Techniques for Low Speed Forest Roads in the Pacific Northwest.
- Macdonald, Doug & Greening, Ron. Low Volume Road Design System.
- Miles, John A. Brush Block Developments.
- Rowley, Marvin. School’s Forest Lands Serve as Classrooms (Oregon State University).
- Schiess, Peter & Martin, Reese. Mechanized Harvesting on Steep Slopes in the Pacific Northwest.
- Schmokel, Chuck. Glu Laminated Wood Bridges.
- Sedlak, Jerome. Network Analysis for the Copeland Creek Transportation and Logging Plan.