DIGITALNA ARHIVA ŠUMARSKOG LISTA
prilagođeno pretraživanje po punom tekstu



ŠUMARSKI LIST 1-2/2010 str. 90     <-- 90 -->        PDF

enrichment; equilibrium behaviour of plant-soil radial growth, and the role of changes in the cli-
models, Ecological Applications 3 (4): 666–681. matic water balance for the growth of tree species
in Europe, Causes and Consequences of


Deckmyn, G., H. Verbeeck, M. Op de Beeck,
Forest Growth Trends in Europe, 169–182.


D. Vansteenkiste, K. Steppe and R. Ceulemans,
2008: ANAFORE: A stand-scale pro-Levins, R. 1968: Evolution in Changing Environcess-
based forest model that includes wood ments, Princeton University Press.
tissue development and labile carbon storage in


Pretzsch,H., P. Biber, J. Dursky, 2002: The sin-
trees, Ecological Modelling 215 (4): 345–368.


gle tree-based stand simulator SILVA: construc-
Economo, E. P., T. H. Keitt, 2008: Species diver-tion, application and evaluation, Forest Ecology


sity in neutral metacommunities: a network ap-and Management 162 (1): 3–21.


proach, Ecology Letters 11 (1): 52–62.


Saint-André, L., J.-P. Laclau,J.-P. Bouillet, P.
Ferber,J., 1995: Les systemes multi-agents: Vers une Deleporte, A. Miabala, N. Ognouabi,
intelligence collective, Inter Editions, Paris. H. Bailléres, Y. Nouvellon, 2002: Integrative
modelling approach to assess the sustainabi-


Ferrier, S., A. Guisan, 2006: Spatial modelling of
biodiversity at the community level, Journal of lity of the Eucalyptus plantations in Congo,
IUFRO Working party S5.01.04, Harrison Hot


Applied Ecology 43 (3): 393–404.
Springer Resort.


Hubbell, S. P., 2001: The Unified Neutral Theory of
Spiecker, H., K. Mielikäinen, M. Köhl, J.


Biodiversity and Biogeography, Princeton Uni-
Skovsgaard, 1996: Growth trends in Euro


versity Press.
pean forests, EFI Research Report 5, Springer


Jenkinson, D.S., J.H. Rayner, 1977: The turnover of
Verlag, Berlin.


soil organic matter in some of the Rothamsted


classical experiments, Soil Science 123 (5):


298–305. Maša Zorana Ostrogović, dipl. ing. šum.
Kahle, H.-P., H. Spiecker, R. Unseld, P.-J. Hrvatski šumarski institut


Pérez-Martínez, J. Prietzel,K.-H. Mel-Trnjanska cesta 35, 10000 Zagreb


lert, R. Straussberger, K.-E. Rehfuess, Kontakt e-mail: masao@sumins.hr


2008: Short-, medium- and log-term variation in


SUMMARY: In the period from 7th to 14th of September 2008, NFZ.forestnet
platform organized 4th Summer school in Le Tholy – Nancy, France, on
subject “Modelling forest community organization, functions and dynamics
for improving forest management”. NFZ.forestnet platform is a European network
for education and research in forestry and it represents an active international
cooperation of Nancy, Freiburg and Zürich, with the aim of
increasing scientific excellence and visibility and to attract scientists and
especially young researchers from all over Europe, thus contributing to the
creation and structure of the European Research Area. Participants were MSc
and PhD students in the field of forestry, from all over the world (France, England,
Germany, Austria, Belgium, Italy, Croatia, Romania and Argentina).
Lecturers were from acknowledged European scientific institutions; FVA
(Freiburg), AgroParisTech-Engref (Nancy), IRD (Montpellier), CEA LSCE,
Cirad (Montpellier) and INRA (Nancy and Avignon). In total, there participated
26 students and 12 lecturers. One week of intensive courses enabled students
to master basics of modelling approach and to get an insight into
diverse application of modelling in the forestry. Day dedicated to the students’
presentations was great opportunity for interactive exchange of knowledge. At
the school end it was held a Table Ronde on topic “Modeling as tool for forest
management”. Aside from great importance of process-based models that give
detailed information and contribute to basic science in forestry and plant biology,
the emphasis was given on significance of robust mathematical equations
that are useful for stand modelling and applicable in foresters practice.