Potential Use of a Spatially Constrained Harvest Scheduling Model for Biodiversity Concerns : Exclusion Periods to Create Heterogeneity in Forest Structure

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• The objective of this paper is to investigate potential use of a spatially constrained harvest scheduling model for biodiversity concerns. Change in the degree of biodiversity is represented only by spatial characteristics of harvesting patterns of forest stands with different exclusion periods applied to adjacent forest stands. A spatially constrained harvest scheduling model called SSMART (Scheduling System of Management Alternatives foR Timber-harvest) is used for the analysis. It is one of the heuristics to solve a spatially constrained harvest scheduling problem by using the partitioning heuristic. The algorithm incorporated into SSMART is designed to seek a solution for a multicriteria problem with present net value maximum, meeting spatial feasibility and minimizing period-to-period harvest flow fluctuation, approximating even-flow constraints within the 0-1 integer programming framework. Our experimental analysis shows that the longer exclusion period, the less the harvest flow level and the total present net value are derived and the more heterogeneous the forest structure becomes in terms of the forest stand age distribution. It is also shown that the three exclusion period results in a stable forest stand age distribution over the time horizon for our experimental forest.

• 一般社団法人日本森林学会の論文
• 2001-02-16

著者

• Yoshimoto A

  Inst. Statistical Mathematics Tokyo Jpn

• Yoshimoto Atsushi

  Department of Statistical Methodology, Institute of Statistical Mathematics

• Yoshimoto Atsushi

  Department Of Agricultural & Forest Economics Miyazaki University

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