2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.biombioe.2010.09.007
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A novel approach to simulate growth of multi-stem willow in bioenergy production systems with a simple process-based model (3PG)

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“…Only four studies could be found that applied 3-PG to deciduous species. Three of these, which modelled Populus hybrids and Salix dasyclados, modelled these species as if they were evergreen (Amichev et al, 2010(Amichev et al, , 2011Headlee et al, 2013). In the fourth study the dormant period of Betula platyphylla was modelled using the 3-PG temperature modifier such that there was zero GPP during winter months with temperatures lower than a defined minimum (Potithep and Yasuoka, 2011).…”
Section: Deciduous Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only four studies could be found that applied 3-PG to deciduous species. Three of these, which modelled Populus hybrids and Salix dasyclados, modelled these species as if they were evergreen (Amichev et al, 2010(Amichev et al, , 2011Headlee et al, 2013). In the fourth study the dormant period of Betula platyphylla was modelled using the 3-PG temperature modifier such that there was zero GPP during winter months with temperatures lower than a defined minimum (Potithep and Yasuoka, 2011).…”
Section: Deciduous Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A stratified sampling was carried out on the basis of species and the degree of decline across the whole area Using 3PG model to assess growth decline processes minimum and maximum temperatures (Thornton & Running, 1999;Amichev et al, 2011). Although the 3-PG model can be run using long-term monthly averages, we used current monthly weather data to account for drought events, in particular, during periods of relatively high mean temperature and high solar radiation that occurred during 1983, 1990-1995, 1999, 2001 and 2005.…”
Section: Field Data Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los modelos basados en procesos han sido desarrollados alrededor del mundo, y uno de los más extensamente usados es 3PG (Principios Fisiológicos en la Predicción de Crecimiento por sus siglas en inglés Physiological Principles in Predicting Growth) (Rodriguez-Suarez, Soto, Iglesias, & Diaz-Fierros, 2010), modelo eco-fisiológico desarrollado por Landsberg y Warring (1997), requiere pocos parámetros para predecir el crecimiento de las plantaciones forestales (Amichev, Johnston, & Van Rees, 2010), por lo que representa una opción interesante para predecir efectos y rendimientos, así como aportar información que permita la toma de decisión y análisis financiero por parte de agencias gubernamentales y empresas privadas (Amichev, Hangs, & Van Rees, 2011). El modelo 3PG ha sido utilizado para modelar la producción forestal, fijación de carbono, el uso del agua, entre otros, pudiendo también aplicarse a la modelación del diámetro y la altura de árboles.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…When parameterization using values from literature and project parameters, an adequate estimation was evident where allometry allows an adequate adjustment of the model when stocking is considered, thus stocking density is highlighted as one of the most important parameters to be set in the establishment of high stocking forest plantations. ISSN: 2215-2504 | DOI: 10.18845/rfmk.v14i35.3151 | revistas.tec.ac.cr/kuru modelo para plantaciones forestales de alta densidad con fines energéticos y la aplicación del modelo en esta modalidad solo se ha reportado por Amichev et al (2011). El modelo ha sido utilizado para la predicción de la productividad de Salix sp y Populus sp en plantaciones dendroenergéticas siendo una fuente de información para silvicultores e industriales en Canadá (Amichev, et al, 2011;Amichev, et al, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
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