2003 “FOREST OPERATIONS AMONG COMPETING FOREST USES”
Bar Harbor, Maine – September 7-10, 2003
Index of Papers:
- Avery, Robin; Crockett, Charles; Simpson, Charles.
A Time Trial of a Remote Controlled Winch Mounted on a Cable Skidder – A Case Study.
Forest Fuel Reduction: Current Methods and Future Possibilities.
- Bonhomme, Brice; LeBel, Luc.
Harvesting Contractors in Northern Quebec: A Financial and Technical Performance Evaluation.
- Boston, Kevin.
A Description of a Primary Forest Products Supply Chain Management System.
Safety Program Recommendations for Wood Chipping and Maintenance Facilities.
- Chung, Woodam; Sessions, John.
A Computerized Method for Determining Cable Logging Feasibility Using a DEM.
- Conradie, Ian P.; Greene, W. Dale; Murphy, Glen E.
Value Recovery with Harvesters in Southeastern USA Pine Stands.
- Coulter, Elizabeth D.; Sessions, John; Wing, Michael G.
An Exploration of the Analytic Hierarchy Process and its Potential for Use in Forest Engineering.
Reduction and Utilization of Forest Fuel Loading in Louisiana.
- De La Torre, Rafael; Newman, David.
Assessment of the Profitability of Intensive Silvicultural Treatments.
Planning and Conducting a Timber Harvest on University of Maine Forestland – A Forester’s and a Logger’s Perspective.
Using Short-Rotation Hardwood Plantations as “Green” Inventory for Southeastern Pulp Mills.
- Guimier, Daniel Y.
Forest Engineering Research at FERIC.
The Technology of Thought in Forest Operations.
Optimizing the Combined Harvesting and Road Construction Costs for a Dispersed Harvesting Regime.
- Leonard, Jared; Garland, John; Pilkerton, Steve.
Evaluation of Synthetic Rope For Static Rigging Applications in Cable Logging.
- Lofroth, Claes.
IT-Study in Four Haulage Rigs Brings Greater Fuel Economy with Training and Better Roads.
- Marcos-Martin, Francisco; Garcia-Robredo, Fernando; Izquierdo-Osado, Ines; Villegas-Ortiz de la Torre, Santiago.
CO2 Fixation in Poplar I-2 Plantations Aimed at Energy Production.
- Marshall, Hamish; Murphy, Glen.
Production Economics of Two Mechanical Harvesting Systems.
- McDonald, Tim; Taylor, Steve; Baeir, Jim.
Measurement of Shock Loading Experienced by Skidder Operators.
- Mikkonen, Esko.
Use of Information and Communication Technology in Wood Procurement Management in Finland.
- Milauskas, Steven J.; Wang, Jingxin.
A Survey of West Virginia Logger Characteristics.
- Murphy, Glen; Siren, Matti; O’Brien, Stephen.
Potential Use of Slash Bundling Technology in Western US Stands.
Synthetic Rope Use in Logging Winching Applications.
Evaluation of Roll-Off Trailers in Small-Diameter Applications.
- Ryder, Roger; Post, Tim.
A Repeatable Regional BMP Monitoring Methodology.
LIDAR-Based Topographic Maps Improve Agreement Between Office-Designed and Field-Verified Road Locations.
- Skaugset, Dr. Arne E.; Pyles, Dr. Marvin R.
Putting Environmental Engineering into Forestry’s Engineers.
- Sloan, Hank.
Logging Cost Calculator, A Tool to Aid the Planning and Estimation of Logging Rates.
- Solmie, Derek K.; Kellogg, Loren D.; Kiser, Jim D.; Wing, Michael G.
Comparing Strategies for Skyline Corridor Layout.
Productivity of a Tree Length Harvesting System Thinning Ponderosa Pine in Northern Arizona.
- Toman, Elizabeth M.; Skaugset, Arne E.
The Magnitude and Timing of Runoff from Forest Roads Relative to Stream Flow at Live Stream-Crossing Culverts in Western Oregon.
- Turner, Douglas R.; Han, Han-Sup.
Productivity of a Small Cut-To-Length Harvester in Northern Idaho, USA.
Soil Compaction Caused by Timber Harvesting in Central Appalachian Hardwood Forests.
- Wang, Jingxin; LeDoux, Chris B.; Li, Yaoxiang.
Modeling and Simulating Two Cut-to-Length Harvesting Systems in Central Appalachian Hardwoods.