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==New features== | ==New features== | ||
*An improved thinning model | *An improved thinning model has been added that allows a more detailed control of what species to retain, and how to thin each species. You can also define different specifications for first and other thinnings. Read more about this in our [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?gallring.htm#Utforande help documentation] (swedish only). However, the old version (thinning algorithm = "HuginOld") is still used as default, but we encourage to to try out the new model. | ||
* | *New report (result) variables have been added for species-level thinning grade, thinning form and harvested mean diameter. They are available for all harvest activities. But you must select them when running a simulation! | ||
*You can now enter or import your treatment proposals or treatment schedules in PlanWise and | *You can now enter or import your treatment proposals or treatment schedules in PlanWise and "fix" Read more about it in our [http://heureka.resgeom.slu.se/help/index.html?Egna_atgardsforslag help documentation] (swedish only) | ||
*A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData.MinFinalFellingAge. It is for example usable in a report for total area of �??mature�?� stands (using it in a condition ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData.MinFInalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as �??WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...�?�. TreatmentUnit.MinFInalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData.MinFinalFellingAge. TreatmentUnit.MinFInalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData.MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period. | *A new result variable for minimum final felling age is called ForestData.MinFinalFellingAge. It is for example usable in a report for total area of �??mature�?� stands (using it in a condition ForestData.MeanAge >= ForestData.MinFInalFellingAge). It is also usable in optimization models, to keep track of area of stands that have reached minimum final felling age (using a condition such as �??WITH age[i,j,p] >= minFinalFellingAge[i,j,p]...�?�. TreatmentUnit.MinFInalFellingAge has been available since long, but should now be replaced with ForestData.MinFinalFellingAge. TreatmentUnit.MinFInalFellingAge only refers to the first period while ForestData.MinFinalFellingAge is recalculated in each time period. | ||