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This result group contains results that describe the [[ResultCategoryDescription::Structural diversity of the trees in a treatment unit]]. | This result group contains results that describe the [[ResultCategoryDescription::Structural diversity of the trees in a treatment unit]]. | ||
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+ | | Even-aged Class||code||Even-aged type. <ol start="0"><li>Unknown: No information <li>EvenAged: If at least 80 % of the volume are within a 20-year age range <li>UnEvenAged: Otherwise. Note that the definition differs from the one used in the Swedish NFI. | ||
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+ | | Tree Size Diversity (Gini Coefficient)||||Tree size diversity (Gini coefficient). | ||
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+ | | Tree Size Diversity Class (Hugin def.)||||Tree size diversity class according the Hugin system definition. Trees are grouped into four diameter classes, where the class width = (dbh<sub>max</sub>-dbb<sub>min</sub>)/4. If the number of trees in class[i] > class[i+1], the diameter class distribution is classified as InverseJShaped, otherwise Homogeneous. | ||
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Revision as of 16:32, 21 March 2016
This result group contains results that describe the Structural diversity of the trees in a treatment unit.
Variable name | Unit | Description |
Even-aged Class | code | Even-aged type.
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Tree Size Diversity (Gini Coefficient) | Tree size diversity (Gini coefficient). | |
Tree Size Diversity Class (Hugin def.) | Tree size diversity class according the Hugin system definition. Trees are grouped into four diameter classes, where the class width = (dbhmax-dbbmin)/4. If the number of trees in class[i] > class[i+1], the diameter class distribution is classified as InverseJShaped, otherwise Homogeneous. |