Title of article
Harvest evaluation model and system of fast-growing and high-yield poplar plantation
Author/Authors
Wu، نويسنده , , Baoguo and Qi، نويسنده , , Yan and Ma، نويسنده , , Chi and Zhang، نويسنده , , Hongquan، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2010
Pages
9
From page
1444
To page
1452
Abstract
The paper is based on the research of forestry experts’ systems funded by “National Tenth-Five-Year 863 Plan”. In the context of the collective forest rights system reforms, in order to enhance the technological support to the farmers in the fast-growing and high-yield poplar cultivation, and to satisfy the actual needs of related enterprises, the study focuses on the fast-growing and high-yield poplar plantation harvest model and related decision-making criteria.
Populus tomentosa Carr as an example, by adopting the age–diameter at breast height growth model, diameter and tree height model, and the dual volume model based on Hebei Province’s data, the age–volume produce model is constructed; by adopting market price of the non-discount method which is relatively easy for farmers, PNW (Present Net Worth) and LEV (Land Expectation Value) calculation methods, the economic benefits evaluation model is established. By using the calculation results of these models as a decision-making benchmark, the growth model, evaluation model and a calculation example of Populus tomentosa Carr are obtained. Based on the above-mentioned studies, the components and functions, model base and model resolver algorithm of the system are designed, and the economic benefits forecast process is set.
sult of the research is applied to the “National Eleventh-Five-Year Plan” funded program ”The research and application of key technologies in fast-growing and high-yield plantation production and management process informatization ”. And the application obtains a satisfied result. By using harvest evaluation system to conduct economic benefits analysis of poplar varieties, the farmers and the investors can predict future earnings and make decisions in reforestation.
Keywords
Fast-growing poplar plantation , Harvest evaluation and prediction , Harvest model , Growth model , Decision support system , Forest management
Journal title
Mathematical and Computer Modelling
Serial Year
2010
Journal title
Mathematical and Computer Modelling
Record number
1597036
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