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Carbon Inventory Methods - ForestGEO
Methods for estimating above ground biomass of forest and replacement vegetation in the tropicsRichard ConditCenter for Tropical Forest Science and ForestGeoSmithsonian Tropical Research InstituteAugust 2008 Please cite as:Condit, R. 2008. Methods for estimating above ground biomass of forest and replacement vegetation in the tropics. Center for Tropical Forest Science Research Manual, 73 pages. Table of ContentsI. Overview and Summary of Plot Forest plot Non forest plot Data Statistical Personnel and on personnel and Site Plot size inside Plot placement inside Plot number inside Plot size in non forest Plot location in non Plot number in non on site Surveying the Placing the base Avoiding Surveying the Remeasuring survey Time and labor for placing the issues for the topographic Distance corrections for slope Measuring and mapping Equipment and Plants to Demarcating Work Dead Data Checking the Time and labor for placing the issues for the tree Data forms for main tree Tree Selecting Height Dead Tree height Wood Selecting Dead Second cores further above the Processing Wood density Dead Locating a line Surveying the The
Tropical Forest Carbon Inventory R. Condit p. 7 Chapter II. Summary of methods As a prelude to detailed descriptions of methods for estimating aboveground forest biomass, I first provide a brief summary of the key steps. A. Personnel
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