2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-77602013000400007
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Use of the correlation coefficient between plots in order to improve the accuracy of forest inventories

Abstract: Forest inventories are usually compiled without taking into account the existing correlations between sampling units, which is debatable particularly where the calculations involve environmental variables. When the potential correlations between sampling units are overlooked, the accuracy of such inventories becomes distorted in terms of the confidence interval range for the variable of interest, which is volume in cubic meters. The magnitude and form of such distortion will vary according to the correlation i… Show more

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