Huiquan Bi - Concepedia

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Huiquan Bi

The University of Melbourne

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H. Bi, HUIQUAN BI, Hongliang Bi, Hui-Quan BI, Huiquan Bi

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The University of Melbourne New South Wales Department of Primary Industries Beijing Forestry University Chinese Academy of Forestry NSW Forestry Corporation

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Huiquan Bi is an author at The University of Melbourne specializing in forestry, engineering, and deforestation.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	18	27	1.1K
2	Social Sciences	9	9	250
3	Natural Sciences	3	3	186
4	Health Sciences	2	2	153
5	Medicine	1	1	15

Huiquan Bi

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	Year	Citations
Additive biomass equations for native eucalypt forest trees of temperate Australia Huiquan Bi, John Turner, MarciaJ. Lambert Trees Temperate AustraliaForestryForest ProductivityAdditive Biomass EquationsTree Growth	2004	195
Stochastic structure and individual-tree growth models Julian C. Fox, Peter K. Ades, Huiquan Bi Forest Ecology and Management EngineeringTree GrowthPopulation DynamicProbability TheoryStochastic Phenomenon	2001	175
A comparison of alternative methods for estimating the self-thinning boundary line Lianjun Zhang, Huiquan Bi, Jeffrey H. Gove, Canadian Journal of Forest Research Numerical AnalysisFundamental ValidityEngineeringSelf-thinning LineRegression Analysis	2005	156
Trigonometric Variable-Form Taper Equations for Australian Eucalypts Huiquan Bi Forest Science	2000	120
Protocol for sampling tree and stand biomass. Peter Snowdon, John Raison, Heather Keith, Stand BiomassBioenergySilvicultureForestryForest Inventory	2001	114
Additive prediction of aboveground biomass for Pinus radiata (D. Don) plantations Huiquan Bi, Yushan Long, John Turner, Forest Ecology and Management EngineeringBotanySilvicultureAboveground BiomassForestry	2010	97
Modeling spatial variation in tree diameter–height relationships Lianjun Zhang, Huiquan Bi, Pengfei Cheng, Forest Ecology and Management Forest ProductivityForestryTree Diameter–height Relationships	2003	89
ESTIMATING THE SELF-THINNING BOUNDARY LINE AS A DENSITY-DEPENDENT STOCHASTIC BIOMASS FRONTIER Huiquan Bi, Guanghua Wan, Nigel D. Turvey Ecology Stand BiomassPrecision AgricultureEngineeringBioenergyLand Use	2000	70
Stochastic frontier analysis of a classic self‐thinning experiment Huiquan Bi Austral Ecology EngineeringLand UseAgricultural EconomicsStochastic AnalysisStochastic Phenomenon	2004	67
The Self-Thinning Surface Huiquan Bi Forest Science	2001	56

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