Forestry

Papers
(The TQCC of Forestry is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The changing culture of silviculture58
Continuous cover forestry in Europe: usage and the knowledge gaps and challenges to wider adoption43
Framework for near real-time forest inventory using multi source remote sensing data27
Remote sensing in forestry: current challenges, considerations and directions25
Satellite open data to monitor forest damage caused by extreme climate-induced events: a case study of the Vaia storm in Northern Italy21
Deep learning for forest inventory and planning: a critical review on the remote sensing approaches so far and prospects for further applications21
Self-learning growth simulator for modelling forest stand dynamics in changing conditions20
Tree detection and diameter estimation based on deep learning17
From sink to source: changing climate and disturbance regimes could tip the 21st century carbon balance of an unmanaged mountain forest landscape17
Temperate forests respond in a non-linear way to a population gradient of wild deer16
Opportunities and limitations of thinning to increase resistance and resilience of trees and forests to global change16
Multi-objective forestry increases the production of ecosystem services15
Short-term physicochemical and biological impacts on soil after forest logging in Mediterranean broadleaf forests: 15 years of field studies summarized by a data synthesis under the meta-analytic fram15
The long-term development of temperate woodland creation sites: from tree saplings to mature woodlands13
Effects of different management options of Norway spruce on radiative forcing through changes in carbon stocks and albedo13
Multitemporal hyperspectral tree species classification in the Białowieża Forest World Heritage site12
sgsR: a structurally guided sampling toolbox for LiDAR-based forest inventories12
Characterizing offspring of Dutch elm disease-resistant trees (Ulmus minorMill.)12
Quantifying the precision of forest stand height and canopy cover estimates derived from air photo interpretation11
Adaptation strategies for spruce forests—economic potential of bark beetle management and Douglas fir cultivation in future tree species portfolios11
Enhancing the precision of broad-scale forestland removals estimates with small area estimation techniques11
Molecular evidence of introgression of Asian germplasm into a naturalCastanea sativaforest in Spain11
From genetic gain to economic gain: simulated growth and financial performance of genetically improved Pinus sylvestris and Pinus pinaster planted stands in France, Finland and Sweden11
Hurricane effects on climate-adaptive silviculture treatments to longleaf pine woodland in southwestern Georgia, USA11
Ten-year estimation of Oriental beech (Fagus orientalisLipsky) volume increment in natural forests: a comparison of an artificial neural networks model, multiple linear regression and actual in11
Estimation of forest canopy structure and understory light using spherical panorama images from smartphone photography10
Genetic influence on components of wood density variation in white spruce9
Prediction error aggregation behaviour for remote sensing augmented forest inventory approaches9
Sustainable regeneration in uneven-aged mixed deciduous forests managed by selection silviculture: the role of demographic structure9
Clinal genetic variation and phenotypic plasticity in leaf phenology, growth and stem form in common ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.)8
Developing a forest inventory approach using airborne single photon lidar data: from ground plot selection to forest attribute prediction8
Tree height-growth trajectory estimation using uni-temporal UAV laser scanning data and deep learning8
Collection and consumption of non-wood forest products in Europe8
Wide-spread vulnerability of black ash (Fraxinus nigraMarsh.) wetlands in Minnesota USA to loss of tree dominance from invasive emerald ash borer8
Handling uncertainties in forest information: the hierarchical forest planning process and its use of information at large forest companies8
Stem taper functions for white birch (Betula platyphylla) and costata birch (Betula costata) in the Xiaoxing’an Mountains, northeast China8
Applying multidate Sentinel-2 data for forest-type classification in complex broadleaf forest stands8
Deriving internal crown geometric features of Douglas-fir from airborne laser scanning in a realized-gain trial7
Effect of scan angle on ALS metrics and area-based predictions of forest attributes for balsam fir dominated stands7
How wind acclimation impacts Pinus pinaster growth in comparison to resource availability7
Ageing forests and carbon storage: a case study in boreal balsam fir stands7
Effect of additive, dominant and epistatic variances on breeding and deployment strategy in Norway spruce7
Restoration thinning reduces bush encroachment on freehold farmlands in north-central Namibia6
Diameter, height and volume increment single tree models for improved Sitka spruce in Great Britain6
Assessing heat stress tolerance in Castanea sativa6
Using auxiliary data to rationalize smartphone-based pre-harvest forest mensuration6
Response to extreme events: do morphological differences affect the ability of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) to resist drought stress?6
Drought, wildfire and forest transformation: characterizing trailing edge forests in the eastern Cascade Range, Washington, USA6
Influence of logging on nest density and nesting microsites of cavity-nesting birds in the subtropical forests of the Andes6
Resprouting in European beech confers resilience to high-frequency fire6
Financial viability of a fully simulated transformation from even-aged to uneven-aged stand structure in forests of different ages6
Comparing mobile and terrestrial laser scanning for measuring and modelling tree stem taper5
Use of virtual reality technology in chainsaw operations, education and training5
Corrigendum to: Continuous cover forestry in Europe: usage and the knowledge gaps and challenges to wider adoption5
Gap and stand structural characteristics in a managed and an unmanaged old-growth oriental beech (Fagus orientalisLipsky) forest5
Site form classification—a practical tool for guiding site-specific tropical forest landscape restoration and management5
Early vegetation recovery of a burned Mediterranean forest in relation to post-fire management strategies5
Mixed linear and non-linear tree volume models with regional parameters to main tree species in Finland5
Contrasting Norway spruce disturbance dynamics in managed forests and strict forest reserves in Slovakia5
Methods for identifying and measuring the diversity of ectomycorrhizal fungi5
Estimation of aboveground carbon stock using Sentinel-2A data and Random Forest algorithm in scrub forests of the Salt Range, Pakistan5
A remote sensing-guided forest inventory concept using multispectral 3D and height information from ZiYuan-3 satellite data5
Growth and structural changes in Swiss uneven-aged forests over 100 years, and comparisons between 15 uneven-aged forest types of Europe, North America and Australia4
Generating synthetic laser scanning data of forests by combining forest inventory information, a tree point cloud database and an open-source laser scanning simulator4
Worldwide review of bacterial diseases of oaks (Quercus sp.) and their potential threat to trees in Central Europe4
Within-stand temporal and spatial dynamics of tree neighbourhood density and species composition: even-agedvssingle-tree selection forests4
Volume functions for Shorea robusta Gaertn. in Nepal4
Climate change has limited effect on the growth of Afzelia africana Sm. and Anogeissus leiocarpus (DC.) Guill. and Perr. in riparian forests in the savannas of Ghana4
Reducing disease risks to British forests: an exploration of costs and benefits of nursery best practices4
Sentinel-2 time series: a promising tool in monitoring temperate species spring phenology4
Modelling above-ground biomass ofPinus radiatatrees with explicit multivariate uncertainty4
Modelling growing stock volume of forest stands with various ALS area-based approaches4
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