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[[Category:PlanStart]]
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[[Category:StandWise]]
[[Category:RegWise]]


[[:User's guide to PlanStart]]
[[:User's guide to PlanWise]]


Prior to inventory, a "stratification" needs to be done. This is valid also in a complete inventory (when all stands in the analysis area are included), since some general inventory parameters are set in this part. Considering cost-efficiency, the inventory is commonly based on a two-stage sampling procedure. Here, this starts with selecting the imported stand register of interest, i.e. the analysis area to be in-field inventoried by plotwise sampling in PPS-sampled stands.
Prior to inventory, a "stratification" needs to be done. This is valid also in a complete inventory (when all stands in the analysis area are included), since some general inventory parameters are set in this part. Considering cost-efficiency, the inventory is commonly based on a two-stage sampling procedure. Here, this starts with selecting the imported stand register of interest, i.e. the analysis area to be in-field inventoried by plotwise sampling in PPS-sampled stands.


===Instruction===
===Instruction===
# In PlanStart, open an existing project or create a new one.
# In PlanWise, open an existing project or create a new one.
# From the top menu "Inventory", select "Sample Design".
# From the top menu "Data Management" (Datahantering), select "Sample Design" (Stickprovsdesign).
# Click on "Create New".
# Click on "Create New".
# A wizard will guide you through the setup of a sample design. The steps are explained in more detail below. In short:
# A wizard will guide you through the setup of a sample design. The steps are explained in more detail below. In short:

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