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HarvestStriproads Property



True if striproads are cut when the stand is thinned and selection harvested for the first time
Syntax
'Declaration
 
<DescriptionAttribute("True: True: Striproads are cut if the stand is thinned (or selection harvested) for the first time. This parameter affects to what extent trees can be selected in first thinnings. If set to true, a large portion of the thinned trees will consist trees in the strip road, which means that the possibility to select what trees are thinned is limited to the zone between the strip roads. A problem with this function is that it requires information of the thinning history for each stand (i.e. thinning before the inventory). Therefore, the parameter is by default set to False. To avoid giving this parameter undue emphasis on the results, the strip road proportion is reduced when the spacing between trees is large enough. For example, with a stem density of 625 trees per ha, the average spacing between two trees is 4 m. If Effective Strip Road Width is set to 4 m and the spacing if 4 m between trees, no new strip roads will be created and the selection of thinned trees not affected.")>
<CategoryAttribute("4. Thinning or Selection Felling")>
<DefaultValueAttribute()>
<DisplayNameAttribute("Harvest Striproads")>
<PropertyOrderAttribute(70)>
Public Property HarvestStriproads As Boolean
'Usage
 
Dim instance As TreatmentModelControlTable
Dim value As Boolean
 
instance.HarvestStriproads = value
 
value = instance.HarvestStriproads
[Description("True: True: Striproads are cut if the stand is thinned (or selection harvested) for the first time. This parameter affects to what extent trees can be selected in first thinnings. If set to true, a large portion of the thinned trees will consist trees in the strip road, which means that the possibility to select what trees are thinned is limited to the zone between the strip roads. A problem with this function is that it requires information of the thinning history for each stand (i.e. thinning before the inventory). Therefore, the parameter is by default set to False. To avoid giving this parameter undue emphasis on the results, the strip road proportion is reduced when the spacing between trees is large enough. For example, with a stem density of 625 trees per ha, the average spacing between two trees is 4 m. If Effective Strip Road Width is set to 4 m and the spacing if 4 m between trees, no new strip roads will be created and the selection of thinned trees not affected.")]
[Category("4. Thinning or Selection Felling")]
[DefaultValue()]
[DisplayName("Harvest Striproads")]
[PropertyOrder(70)]
public bool HarvestStriproads {get; set;}
[Description("True: True: Striproads are cut if the stand is thinned (or selection harvested) for the first time. This parameter affects to what extent trees can be selected in first thinnings. If set to true, a large portion of the thinned trees will consist trees in the strip road, which means that the possibility to select what trees are thinned is limited to the zone between the strip roads. A problem with this function is that it requires information of the thinning history for each stand (i.e. thinning before the inventory). Therefore, the parameter is by default set to False. To avoid giving this parameter undue emphasis on the results, the strip road proportion is reduced when the spacing between trees is large enough. For example, with a stem density of 625 trees per ha, the average spacing between two trees is 4 m. If Effective Strip Road Width is set to 4 m and the spacing if 4 m between trees, no new strip roads will be created and the selection of thinned trees not affected.")]
[Category("4. Thinning or Selection Felling")]
[DefaultValue()]
[DisplayName("Harvest Striproads")]
[PropertyOrder(70)]
public:
property bool HarvestStriproads {
   bool get();
   void set (    bool value);
}
Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

See Also

Reference

TreatmentModelControlTable Class
TreatmentModelControlTable Members

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