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[[Image:SelectVariables.png|300px|thumb|right|Figure 1. Variable selection dialog]]
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[[Image:SelectVariables.png|300px|thumb|right|Figure 1. Variable selection dialog. The contents may vary depending on application and context.]]
  
 
==Introduction==
 
==Introduction==
 
Variables that can be projected by the Heureka system are listed here. Notes:
 
Variables that can be projected by the Heureka system are listed here. Notes:
*Most variables has a before and after-component, which refers to state or value before treatment, and immediately after treatment.  
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*In StandWise, most variables has a before and after-component, which refers to state or value before treatment, and immediately after treatment. In PlanWise and RegWise, only before-treatment values are saved in the result database,
 
*When you select variables, for example when running the Treatment Program Generator in PlanWise, or when defined the table view in StandWise, you can hover with the cursor over a variable, in the tree view control, to get a short tooltip description.
 
*When you select variables, for example when running the Treatment Program Generator in PlanWise, or when defined the table view in StandWise, you can hover with the cursor over a variable, in the tree view control, to get a short tooltip description.
  
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;Net present value: [[Model:Net present value | Net present value]] for the alternative.
 
;Net present value: [[Model:Net present value | Net present value]] for the alternative.
 
;Discount rate: Discount used when net present value was computed.
 
;Discount rate: Discount used when net present value was computed.
;SoilExpectationValue: Net present value when starting from bare land. Heureka computes three forest generation and assumes the third one to be repeated in perpetuity. Included in net present value. There is currenly an error in Heureka: When seed trees are left after clear cutting and harvested, say 10 years later, the revenue is wrongly considered a revenue in the subsequent generation. This means that the soil expection value is overestimated when seed trees and shelterwoods are retained.  
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;SoilExpectationValue: Net present value when starting from bare land. Heureka computes three forest generation and assumes the third one to be repeated in perpetuity. Included in net present value.  
 
;TerminalValue: Value at the end of planning horizon. Computed as the net present value, minus the sum of all disocunted net revenues (revenues - costs), minus discounted soil expectation value, then prolonged to the last period. As a user, you do not need to worry about this variable!
 
;TerminalValue: Value at the end of planning horizon. Computed as the net present value, minus the sum of all disocunted net revenues (revenues - costs), minus discounted soil expectation value, then prolonged to the last period. As a user, you do not need to worry about this variable!
 
;TerminalValueYear: Year to which TerminalValue refers. As a user, you do not need to worry about this variable!
 
;TerminalValueYear: Year to which TerminalValue refers. As a user, you do not need to worry about this variable!
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;Dgv: Basal area weighted mean diameter (cm)
 
;Dgv: Basal area weighted mean diameter (cm)
 
;Mean age: Basal area weighted mean age (yrs)
 
;Mean age: Basal area weighted mean age (yrs)
;Hgv: Basal area weighted mean height (cm)
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;Hgv: Basal area weighted mean height (dm)
  
 
==Species data==
 
==Species data==
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==Treatment data==
 
==Treatment data==
;Dg Harvest: Dg (diameter of mean basal area tree) of harvested trees.
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;Dg Harvest: Dg (diameter of mean basal area tree) of harvested trees (cm).
;Dgv Harvest: Dgv of harvested trees.
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;Dgv Harvest: Dgv of harvested trees (cm).
 
;Regeneration Species: Main species planted or sowed.
 
;Regeneration Species: Main species planted or sowed.
 
;Regeneration Method: Planting, Sowing, Seed Trees, or Extensive,
 
;Regeneration Method: Planting, Sowing, Seed Trees, or Extensive,
;Stems Harvested: Stems harvested (per ha), per species.
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;Stems Harvested: Stems harvested per species (stems per ha).
;Thinning Form: Thinning form (Dg Harvest/Dg After)
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;Thinning Form: Thinning form (ratio Dg Harvest/Dg After)
 
;Thinning Grade: Percent of basal area harvested.
 
;Thinning Grade: Percent of basal area harvested.
 
;Treated Area: Proportion of stand productive area at which treatmemt was applied.  
 
;Treated Area: Proportion of stand productive area at which treatmemt was applied.  
 
;Treatment: [[Definition:TreatmentCode | treatment applied]]
 
;Treatment: [[Definition:TreatmentCode | treatment applied]]
;Mean Tree Volume Harvested: Mean volume (m3sk/tree) of harvested trees.
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;Mean Tree Volume Harvested: Mean volume of harvested trees (m3sk/tree).
 
;Volume Harvested..: Volume harvested (m3/ha and species).
 
;Volume Harvested..: Volume harvested (m3/ha and species).
 
;Year: Treatment year, starting from year 0.
 
;Year: Treatment year, starting from year 0.
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==Diameter distribution of cuttings==
 
==Diameter distribution of cuttings==
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Stems harvested (trees/ha) per diameter classes (?).
  
 
==Financial value==
 
==Financial value==
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==Dead wood==
 
==Dead wood==
Dead wood (m<sup>3</sup>) for different types of dead wood in different decay classes. Summarized per tree species.
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Dead wood (m<sup>3</sup>/ha) for different types of dead wood in different decay classes. Summarized per tree species.
  
 
==Forest domain==
 
==Forest domain==
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==Recreation index==
 
==Recreation index==
 
;Recreation index: Stand-level recreation index (value between 0 and 1) as a function of stand structure, see [[Model:Recreation value]].
 
;Recreation index: Stand-level recreation index (value between 0 and 1) as a function of stand structure, see [[Model:Recreation value]].
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==Habitat data==
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Proportion of stand area that is suitable habitat for the subject species. These results can be computed with the Heureka HabitatPrognosis (ArcGIS) tool (will probably be available as bulit-in DotSpatial tool in the future), and imported back to the database through the "Import Data from Habitat Model", found under the Tools menu. Habitat models available:
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;Perisoreus infaustus: Siberian Jay (lavskrika)
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;Alectoria sarmentosa: Witch's hair (garnlav)
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;Dendrocopus minor: Lesser Spotted Woodpecker (mindre hackspett)
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;Bonasa bonasia: Hazel Grouse (järpe)
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;Harminius undulatus: (violettbandad knäppare)
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;Scirius vulgaris: Red squirrel (ekorre)
  
 
==Statistics==
 
==Statistics==
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;Tree-size diversity class (Hugin definition).
 
;Tree-size diversity class (Hugin definition).
 
;Tree-size diversity class (Gini coefficient).
 
;Tree-size diversity class (Gini coefficient).
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==User-defined result variables==
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Not to be confused with user-defined '''input''' variables when importing a [[Import_of_stand_register | stand register]]!
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Applies to: PlanWise and RegWise from version 1.5.
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The abundance of large trees is an important factor for biodiversity. You can define your own result variables and include these in reports and also in optimization models. Up to ten result variables can be defined for volume or number of trees of a certain species group. A diameter criteria is given for each variable.
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To define a new result variable, follow these steps:
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# In menu Tools, select User Results.
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# Click Add Row.
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# Name your variable in column Alias, for example "Large aspens >= 30 cm".
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# Select species in column Species. Currently there is only support for  species groups. Use the option "Select multiple valus..." to include more than one species group in the variable.
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# In column Variable, select Volume or Stems depending of what you are interested in.
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# Defined the diameter criteria in column Min Diameter.
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# Repeat steps 1-6 for each variable you want to add.
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# Click OK when you are done.
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 7 March 2016

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