The Conclusion of Perspectives on New Developments of Decision Support Systems for Sustainable Forest Management

Autores/as

  • Chris J Cieszewski The University of Georgia, USA
  • Pete Bettinger The University of Georgia, USA
  • André Falcão The University of Lisboa Bloco, Lisboa, Portugal

Palabras clave:

Symposium Proceedings, DSFM, Systems Analysis, Operations Research, Decision Support Systems, Forest Planning Optimization

Resumen

This short discussion of two publications on Decision Support Tools for Sustainable Forest Management concludes the series of this journal's Special Sections on this theme resulting from the 2010 Workshop on Decision Support Systems in Sustainable Forest Management held in Lisbon, Portugal, on April 19-21, 2010. While the current section doesn't exhaust all the collection of the papers that were selected through collaboration between the conference organizers, its participants, and the MCFNS editorial team, it contains the two last papers from that series that passed the peer review process within a one year period (one journal volume timeframe) and were published as a collection of papers under a common banner. Thus, the papers contained here conclude this series of Special Sections on the subject, and any other submission from that same conference that may pass the peer-review process in the future will be published as general submissions.

Biografía del autor/a

  • Chris J Cieszewski, The University of Georgia, USA

    Professor, The University of Georgia, USA 30602, USA.

Mathematical and Computational Forstry and Natural-Resource Sciences, Journal of

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Publicado

2011-08-28

Número

Vol. 3 Núm. 2: MCFNS August 28, 2011

Sección

Special Section on Decision Support Tools for Sustainable Forest Management

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Cómo citar

Cieszewski, C. J., Bettinger, P., & Falcão, A. (2011). The Conclusion of Perspectives on New Developments of Decision Support Systems for Sustainable Forest Management. Mathematical and Computational Forestry & Natural-Resource Sciences (MCFNS), 3(2), 73-74 (2). https://mcfns.com/index.php/Journal/article/view/3.9

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