Croatian Journal of Forest Engineering

Papers
(The TQCC of Croatian Journal of Forest Engineering is 3. 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Using Cut-to-Length (CTL) Harvester Production Data in Forest Inventories18
Evaluating and Modeling of Chainsaw Noise Propagation by Using Artificial Neural Network in Selective Cutting16
Productivity and Cost of Post-Tornado Salvage Logging in Upper Coastal Plain of South Carolina, USA15
Climatic, Hydrological and Air Quality Determinants of Black Alder (Alnus glutinosa [L.] Gaertn.) Ecological Niche Model in the Bosna River Basin14
Productivity and Efficiency of Extracting Small-Sized Eucalyptus Logs by Farm Tractors with Backhoe Grapples in Thailand Short-Rotation Forestry13
Factors Influencing Private Forest Owners’ Readiness to Engage in Business Cooperation11
Cardiovascular Response in Partly Mechanized Willow Planting Operations Indicates a Low to Moderate Intensity of Work11
Assessing Fire Susceptibility of Threatened Plant Species in Temperate Forest Ecosystem of Azerbaijan Using MaxEnt Method10
Tree Felling with a Drill Cone9
Development of a Sustainable Maintenance Strategy for Forest Road Wearing Courses in Different Climate Zones8
Design of a Planting Module for an Automatic Device for Forest Regeneration7
Tree Crown Defoliation Degree as a Predictor of Silver Fir (Abies alba Mill) and Norway Spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) Timber Value7
Productivity, Costs and Residual Stand Damage of Timber Harvesting Methods in Scots Pine Stands with Extended Distance Between Skid Trails7
Wood Chippers6
Succession Planning Among Logging Business Owners Approaching Retirement Age in Georgia and Florida, USA6
Effects of Boom-Corridor and Selective Thinnings on Harvester Productivity in Dense Small Diameter Pyrenean Oak (Quercus pyrenaica Willd.) Coppices in Spain6
Using UWB Sensors to Monitor the Danger Zone of Motor–Manual Timber Harvesting Operations6
Vibration Exposure of Battery and Petrol-Powered Chainsaws6
Exploring the Design of Highly Energy Efficient Forestry Cranes using Gravity Compensation6
Growth and Development Dynamics of Young Holm Oak (Quercus Ilex L.) Stands after Shelterwood Cutting in Open Forest Road Conditions5
An Assessment of Turkish Forest Fire Workers' Thoughts on Occupational Health and Safety5
Energy Efficiency of a Traction-Assisted Forwarder vs. a Cable Yarder5
Road Network Planning in Tropical Forests Using GIS5
Use of Impact Penetrometer to Determine Changes in Soil Compactness After Entracon Sioux EH30 Timber Harvesting4
ForestsNet4
Path Explorer – an AI-Driven Corridor Planning System for Forest Road Routing4
Development and Evaluation of Pasture Tree Cutting Robot4
Mechanical Feeding of Grapple Yarders4
Strategic Directions for Strengthening Sustainability of Forestry Workforce4
Modelling Differently Defined Dominant Stand Diameters of Monospecific Forest Plantations4
Determination of Rippability Classes Through Classical and Geophysical Methods in New Forest Road Excavations, and Their Evaluation in Terms of Cost and Progress Payments3
Overview of Global Long-Distance Road Transportation of Industrial Roundwood3
Detecting Severity and Extent of Soil Disturbance in Forest Operations Using Mobile LiDAR Technology3
Factors Influencing Private Forest Owners Decision-Making Rationalities to Implement Salvage Logging after Large-Scale Natural Disturbances in Slovenia3
Examining Open-Top Culverts Impact on Forest Road Surface Deteriorations via UAVs3
Effect of Prior Tree Marking on Cutting Productivity and Harvesting Quality3
Evaluating the Use of Smartphone Applications for Log Stacks Volume Measurement in Turkish Forestry Practices3
Growth and Timber Quality of European Larch Planted in Areas Reclaimed After Coal Mining in Central Poland3
Operational and Environmental Comparison of Two Felling and Piling Alternatives for Whole Tree Harvesting in Quercus Coppices for Bioenergy Use3
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