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=== Brief overview === | === Brief overview === | ||
British government Decision Support System, presented as a web application in its current version ([http://www.eforestry.gov.uk/forestdss Forest Research Decision Support Portal]; note that registration is required). It includes eight different tools according to the objectives that are sought: | British government Decision Support System, presented as a web application in its current version ([http://www.eforestry.gov.uk/forestdss Forest Research Decision Support Portal]; note that registration is required). It includes eight different tools according to the objectives that are sought: | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Conifer Timber Quality]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[ESC|ESC (Ecological Site Classification)]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[EMIS|EMIS (Establishment Management Information System)]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[ForestGALES|ForestGALES (wind damage risk evaluation DSS)]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Forest Maps]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Herbicide Advisor]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[HMSS|HMSS (Hylobius Management Support System)]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Stormrisk]] |
Each of this tools is described in detail in its corresponding subpage. | Each of this tools is described in detail in its corresponding subpage. | ||
| − | [[Category:GB Forestry DSS | + | [[Category:GB Forestry DSS]] |
[[Category:British_DSS]] | [[Category:British_DSS]] | ||
[[Category:Multipurpose DSS]] | [[Category:Multipurpose DSS]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Web application]] | ||
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=== System origin === | === System origin === | ||
Each tool has been developed more or less independently from the others, by different teams. | Each tool has been developed more or less independently from the others, by different teams. | ||
| − | All of them are hosted on the internet, and all of them are free to use, only needing to be registered, except the [[ | + | All of them are hosted on the internet, and all of them are free to use, only needing to be registered, except the [[HMSS|Hylobius Management Support System]], who requires the payment of some subscription charges. |
=== Support for specific issues === | === Support for specific issues === | ||
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=== Related systems === | === Related systems === | ||
| − | * [ | + | * [[HaRPSS]] |
Latest revision as of 08:52, 1 December 2010
General System description
System name: GB Forestry Decision Support System
Acronym: None
Brief overview
British government Decision Support System, presented as a web application in its current version (Forest Research Decision Support Portal; note that registration is required). It includes eight different tools according to the objectives that are sought:
- Conifer Timber Quality
- ESC (Ecological Site Classification)
- EMIS (Establishment Management Information System)
- ForestGALES (wind damage risk evaluation DSS)
- Forest Maps
- Herbicide Advisor
- HMSS (Hylobius Management Support System)
- Stormrisk
Each of this tools is described in detail in its corresponding subpage.
Contents
Scope of the system
This DSS comprises the eight different tools before mentioned, and it has the ability to answer to a very wide range of management problems. All of the tools are specific for their use in the Great Britain.
System origin
Each tool has been developed more or less independently from the others, by different teams. All of them are hosted on the internet, and all of them are free to use, only needing to be registered, except the Hylobius Management Support System, who requires the payment of some subscription charges.
Support for specific issues
Ecological site classification, afforestation scheduling, pest risks, wind hazard, herbicide and pesticide use or timber quality characterization.
Support for specific thematic areas of a problem type
- Silvicultural
- Certification
- Conservation
- Restoration
- Development choices / land use zoning
- Policy/intervention alternatives
- Sustainability impact assessment (SIA)
Related systems
