Difference between revisions of "About Control Categories, Control Tables, and Forest Domains"
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To help you configure the simulations, control categories, control tables, and forest types are used. | To help you configure the simulations, control categories, control tables, and forest types are used. | ||
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For instance, if you want to run a simulation with higher prices for treatment units near an industry, you define a forest type for those treatment units and a control category for that forest type. In that control category, you only have to configure a different price list (which is a kind of control table). All other control tables are defined in the default control category. | For instance, if you want to run a simulation with higher prices for treatment units near an industry, you define a forest type for those treatment units and a control category for that forest type. In that control category, you only have to configure a different price list (which is a kind of control table). All other control tables are defined in the default control category. | ||
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