Create DSS: Wildalpen/KATER II

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Wiki quality control

Flag: FORSYS classification with respect to the quality of description provided on the wiki about the current Decision Support Tool. Red: only has the "obliged" fields, yellow: has some of the "nice to have" fields; green: very well described including all the links of the DSS with other domains like case-studies and lessons-learned

Name, responsible organisation and contact person

Full name: Name of the Decision Support Tool; Case
Acronym: Acronym of the Decision Support Tool
Contact person for the Wiki: Contact to be listed on the Forsys wiki
Contact e-mail for the Wiki:

Software identification

Software (name of the detail wiki page): Details given on a different page, give the name of the page here

Description

Description: Brief description of the DSS, Case, etc.
Modelling scope: Nature of the indicators produced as the output of the tool (can have more than one)
Temporal scale dimension: Temporal scales supported by the system
Spatial context dimension: Spatial problem types supported by the system
Spatial scale dimension: Spatial scales supported by the system
Objectives dimension: Number of objectives supported by the system
Related DSS (name of the detail wiki page): Name(s) of the DSS related to the lesson, case, etc.
Goods and services dimension: Types of goods and services supported by the system
Decision making dimension: Number of decision makers supported by the system
Forest management goal: Forest and ecosystem management goals addressed by the tool (can have more than one)
Supported tree species: List of the species addressed by the tool (can have more than one)
Supported silvicultural regime: Silvicultural system is a planned program of silvicultural tretment extending troughout the life of a stand; it includes the regeneration treatments and any tending operations, protective treatments, or intermediate cuttings

Concrete application

Typical use case: examples; how many forest fires can be handled simultaneously,how many timber trucks can be routed, maximum number of stands planned in one run
User profile: Types of target user groups
Country name: List of the countries where the tool is used (can have more than one)
References about examples of application:
Number of users: Total number of users
Number of real-life applications: Number of known implementations in real life problems by practitioners
Utilisation in education: Utilisation in education, such as presentation / demo or utilisation directly by students (if any)
Research project references:
Tool dissemination: How does the team (or yourself) ensure the proper transfer of the tools to potential users

Decision support techniques used in the DSS

Decision support techniques (name of the detail wiki page): Details given on a different page, give the name of the page here

Support of Knowledge Management

Knowledge management process (name of the detail wiki page): Details given on a different page, give the name of the page here

Support of social participation

Support of social participation (name of the detail wiki page): Details given on a different page, give the name of the page here

DSS development

Description of DSS development (name of the detail wiki page): Details given on a different page, give the name of the page here

Documentation

Website: Main website URL
Online demo: Web location for the tool demo or trial version download
Manual: Proper user documentation was produced and delivered to the users
Technical documentation:
References: List of references related to the tool definition/approach/utilisation (Author and Year), if any (max. 5)

Non-wood forest products


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