Sentence examples for forest volume from inspiring English sources

The taiga of Siberia covers 680 million hectares and represents nearly 19 percent of the world's forested area and possibly 25 percent of the world's forest volume.

As much as 13.5% of the total forest area was lost, and 14.9% of the forest volume was removed.

The proportion of forest volume in the north-eastern region decreased continuously from 25%% in the NFI1 to 19%% in the NFI8.

To monitor forest biomass and carbon storage in our national forest inventory (NFI) system, and to assure coordination between forest biomass and forest volume, compatible biomass models for individual trees of our major species were developed gradually.

Larches are the fourth most abundant tree genus in China, accounting for 6.5% of the forest area and 6.8% of the forest volume in this country (Lei et al. 2016).

Upscaling participatory forest management at all parts of BER can be benefit as future scenarios developed with participatory forest management has predicted positive forest volume changes in Chilimo forest areas (Habtemariam et al. 2008).

Similarly, Table 8 shows that the proportions of forest volumes in the six regions differ greatly.

With the publication of individual tree biomass models and carbon accounting parameters for other species as ministerial standards in successive future national forest inventories, thematic assessment on forest biomass and carbon storage will gradually become a general monitoring routine, similar to estimating forest volumes (Zeng et al. [2010]; Zeng [2011]; Zeng et al. [2013]).

The thematic content was broader than ever before, covering forest area status and change, biological diversity, timber volume and forest biomass, non-wood forest products, trees outside the forest, forest fires and other topical issues.

This does not mean that the forest will have returned to its original state as selective logging is known to have long-lasting effects on forest structure, timber volume and biodiversity [45].

Since the CBM and the GHGIs typically share most of the basic input data (e.g., forest area, timber volume and net increment, taken from the NFIs), we briefly discuss the level of independence of input data.