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GEOG 406. Forest Inventory: A Geospatial Approach

3.00
This course teaches forest measurement at the tree, plot, stand, and forest levels. It includes heights, stem diameters, volumes, and biomasses of individual trees; fixed and variable radius plots; basal area estimates; sampling designs, and stand and stock table construction. Students learn how geospatial technologies can be used to collect data on forests, make forest inventories more accurate and precise, and assist in performing forest-related analyses and visualizations. Prerequisite: GEOG 215   with a “C” or better, GEOG 216   with a “C” or better and an introductory course in statistics (MATH 220  ,ISAT 251  , COB 191   or equivalent), or permission of instructor.