Sentence examples for representation of forest from inspiring English sources

The results of this study support five forest land-use planning strategies that may assist planners in increasing actual and perceived representation of forest recreationists.

The foundation for the expanded model was established through the creation of a dynamic linkage between the detailed representation of forest biomass growth and structure in FORECAST with the hydrological processes represented in ForWaDy (Seely et al. 2015).

Over decades, simple directional or "linear" deterministic representation of forest dynamics, starting from 'bare ground' and ending in static "climax" forest, has been the de facto conceptual model of boreal forest dynamics (Fig. 1; Payette 1992; Johnson 1996).

The framework that we have described is a pragmatic representation of forest degradation that uses ensemble statistics to mitigate the poor precision of current SAR biomass estimates [13, 17, 20].

The k = 5 maps were better than k = 1 maps for local-scale accuracy, but at the cost of reduced ACSYS, and loss of variability and poor areal representation of forest conditions over the study region.

We analysed how the Swiss National Forest Inventory partitions the continuous landscape resources into discrete forest/non-forest classes of the Swiss Jura mountain range and how such a binary classification affects the representation of forest resources in space.

The answer was to develop new conceptual models that involved disturbances and cyclic representations of forest dynamics (Bormann and Likens 1979).

We examined the difference between avian richness and abundance within tree fall gaps and closed canopy forest areas in Kheyrud forest, located on the east of Noshahr Township, Mazandaran province in Iran as a representation of Hyrcanian forest.

On the ground floor, a large 17th-century Chinese silk portrait of a warrior has an astonishing frame, a gilt, deeply carved representation of a forest with gods, serpents and human figures.

For example, the new model includes a historic 3D representation of the forest canopy, allowing researchers to see differences in how various tree species interact with the atmosphere.

We utilise plot data to assess the representation of indigenous forest communities that would be inundated by a recent proposal to construct a dam for hydroelectricity production on the Mokihinui River, South Island, New Zealand.