2016
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-92002016000100001
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Modelación del crecimiento de bosques: estado del arte

Abstract: SUMMARYForest growth models are key tools for both managing and understanding forest dynamics. These models have evolved from yield tables to models that simulate ecological and physiological processes. Because several approaches exist for modelling forest growth, understanding their strengths and weaknesses is complex. Here, we present a review of forest growth modelling and focus on the most common types of models: growth and yield, succession, process-based, and hybrid. These models might or might not inclu… Show more

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“…However, model users that do not have these data can use the generalized model (model 10), since inclusion of the dominant height into the model helps to predict height locally. For Salas et al (2016), in general, models are good for the purpose they were built for and it is very difficult to find a model that works well for all purposes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, model users that do not have these data can use the generalized model (model 10), since inclusion of the dominant height into the model helps to predict height locally. For Salas et al (2016), in general, models are good for the purpose they were built for and it is very difficult to find a model that works well for all purposes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La muestra estuvo conformada por 60 parcelas circulares de 500 m2 tamaño de unidad de muestreo recomendada para plantaciones en los trópicos (Alder, 1980). El tipo de modelo de crecimiento obtenido fue el de masas, (Salas et al, 2016) al no contar con el registro individual por árbol y emplear parcelas temporales del inventario para la Ordenación de Montes para suplir el déficits de edades menores y mayores que las plantaciones estudiadas. …”
Section: Diseño De Muestreounclassified
“…Los modelos de crecimiento de bosques se han convertido en una rama importante de investigación en las ciencias forestales (Salas, Gregoire, Graven, y Gilabert, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…The information in Table 3 shows that landscape simulations can be based on all types of growth models [32,33]:…”
Section: Forests Growth Models: the Key Evolution Enginesmentioning
confidence: 99%