Stand Density Indices
Stand Density Index is a quantitative metric in forest mensuration that belongs to the class of stand-level indicators, distinguished by its specific function of expressing the relative stocking of a forest stand as a ratio of the actual number of trees per unit area to the maximum possible number of trees per unit area at a given average tree size, typically used in timber cruising and stand management to assess competition and growth potential.
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A Simple Index of Stand Density for Douglas-fir
Robert O. Curtis · Forest Science · 1982 · 174 citations · Full text
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US Forest Service
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Ruston, United States
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Natural Resources Canada
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