2020
DOI: 10.5154/r.rchscfa.2019.11.079
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Análisis bibliométrico de la modelación de bosques templados manejados: una perspectiva global en las herramientas de manejo forestal sustentable

Abstract: Introducción: El análisis bibliométrico es una herramienta cuantitativa para reconocer las tendencias y brechas de investigación en temáticas de interés científico.Objetivo: Identificar los avances en la producción científica, las redes de colaboración, temáticas de investigación y aplicación de modelación de bosques templados manejados (MBTM), a nivel global, en relación con el manejo, productividad, almacenamiento de carbono y ciclado de nutrientes.Materiales y métodos: La revisión se centró en la recopilaci… Show more

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“…Conservation forestry will increasingly expand into forest reserves around the world to increase stored carbon and protect biodiversity. In this context, the development of basic (but management-friendly) correlational models such as allometric and inventory-based models is needed [35,52,53]. However, the need to include climate in all these new models is certainly a challenge for new regions and species, as they would need either long-term data series or an extensive network of inventory plots to account for climatic influences on tree growth rates or allometry.…”
Section: Productivity Still a Concernmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conservation forestry will increasingly expand into forest reserves around the world to increase stored carbon and protect biodiversity. In this context, the development of basic (but management-friendly) correlational models such as allometric and inventory-based models is needed [35,52,53]. However, the need to include climate in all these new models is certainly a challenge for new regions and species, as they would need either long-term data series or an extensive network of inventory plots to account for climatic influences on tree growth rates or allometry.…”
Section: Productivity Still a Concernmentioning
confidence: 99%