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| Branimir Prpić | UDK002090 |
| ON THE 114th ELECTORAL MEETING OF THE CROATIAN FORESTRYASSOCIATION
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| IZVORNI ZNANSTVENI ČLANCI |
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| Vukelić,J., A.Alegro, V.Šegota | UDK 630* 188 (001) |
| Altimontane-Subalpine Spruce Forest with Laserpitium Krapfii (Laserpitio krapfii-Piceetum abietisass. nova)in Northern Velebit (Croatia)
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| Pernar,N., D. Bakšić, I. Perković, D. Holjević | UDK 630* 116.2 + 114.7 (001) |
| Impact of Eroded Terrain Recovery on Soil Proporties on Flysch – Case Studies of Abrami and Butoniga in Istria
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| Pentek,T., H. Nevečerel, K. Dasović,T. Poršinsky, M. Šušnjar, I. Potočnik | UDK 630* 307 + 383 + 377 (001) |
| Analysis of Secondary Relative Openness in HillyAreas as a Basis for Selection of Winch Rope Length
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Abstract: For quality and rational forest ecosystem management the existence of an optimal spatial laid network of primary and secondary forest traffic infrastructure is necessary. There are different parameters for the quantitative and qualitative assessment of the existing network of forest traffic infrastructure as well as to define unopened or insufficiently open forest areas. The relative openness (primary or secondary) in combination with the GIS buffer tools, is a very effective tool in analyzing quantity and quality of primary and secondary forest roads, but also very distinct and descriptive overview of results of the analysis. Research is conducted in management unit “Bovan-Jelar” Forest office Perušić located in the mountainous region of Lika. GIS study area is formed and the cadastre of primary and secondary forest roads was established. Analysis of a secondary openness was performed of skidder type Timberjack 240 C equipped with Adler two-drum winch rope length 30, 45 and 60 m. Unopened areas are defined and, in selected subcompartments, for the length of the winch rope of 60 m, the proposed route of the future skid roads that will improve the existing secondary forest roads network. Secondary openness analysis is performed again a and obtained results are compared with the current state of secondary openness.
Key words: GIS; hilly area; planning; relative openness; road density; secondary forest roads |
| Klobučar, Damir | UDK 630* 629 (001) |
| Using Geostatistics in Forest Management
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| Redžić,S., S. Barudanović | UDK 630* 189 (001) |
| Obrasci bioraznolikosti šumske vegetacije Crvanj planine u Hercegovini (zapadni Balkan)
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| Šporčić,M., M. Landekić, M. Lovrić, S. Bogdan, K. Šegotić | UDK 630* 624 + 568 |
| Multiple Criteria Decision Making in Forestry – Methods and Experiences
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| Tomljanović,K., M. Grubešić, K. Krapinec | UDK 630* 156 |
| Testing the Applicability of Digital Camera Sensor for Monitoring Wildlife and other Animal Species
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| Idžojtić,M., M.Zebec, I.Poljak, J.Medak, B.Tutić | |
| Following Chestnut Footprints(Castanea spp.) – Cultivation and Culture, Folklore and History, Traditions and Uses
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