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Log Scaling and Timber Cruising
by John F. Bell
Contains concise information, including Variable Plot and 3P Cruising (and a method for combining these surveys); regeneration surveys; taper equations; V-Bar measurements; and $-Bar assessment. Deals primarily with western timber; used throughout the United States and Canada.
Forestry Field Reference Book
by Jim Kiser
This text is primarily focused on timber and timber stand, the book also serves for typical engineering of forest forad layout with an added section on curve layout formulas and tables. The intent of this book was to pull together the more common tables necessary to the day to day activities.
Surveying For Forestry And The Natural Resources
by Jim Kiser
This text is designed for a first course in Forestry, Forest Engineering, or other Natural Resources courses that involve field surveying and measurements. In addition, the text is intended to function as a field reference for practicing foresters, engineers, and other natural resources professionals who are not practicing land surveyors but who use surveying as a part of their job requirements.
Manual Of Oregon Trees And Shrubs
by Edward C. Jensen
Since its inception in 1958, the Manual of Oregon Trees and Shrubs has become a standard for educating college and university students about trees and shrubs that occupy Pacific Northwest forests. It also serves as a great training aid for field crews new to the Northwest, and for more experienced foresters and natural resource specialists who need a refresher. Although its name highlights Oregon, the book includes trees and shrubs ranging from Alaska to northern California and from the Pacific Ocean to the Rocky Mountains. While focusing on forest species, it includes a number of prominent rangeland species that associate with foresters.
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