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== Problem types==
Guidelines will be created for a number of different forest management planning problems, or '''problem types'''. Each problem type shares a number of characteristics. At present there 10 different problem types are defined. They represent our minimal commitment; more problem types can be covered in due course of FORSYS.
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Guidelines will be created for a number of classes of forest management planning problems, or '''problem types'''. Each problem type shares a number of dimensions. At present 10 different problem types are defined. They represent our minimal commitment; more problem types can be covered in due course of FORSYS.
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|Stand level
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|Regional/national level
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|Bargaining / participative
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Revision as of 16:30, 10 February 2010

FORSYS – this is our FOCUS

FORSYS aims at producing decision support guidelines for forest management planning problems, where a forest management planning problem involves …

  • the definition of the timing and location of forest management options in a unit of forestland over a planning horizon,
  • in order to approximate or optimize management objectives,
  • that are single or multiple and relate to goods and services that are traded or non-traded, and
  • subject to resource constraints.

Thus the output of a decision support tool as understood in FORSYS ideally includes …

  • an efficient set of actions,
  • tradeoffs between management goals, and
  • impacts of changing and uncertain parameters.

Problem types

Guidelines will be created for a number of classes of forest management planning problems, or problem types. Each problem type shares a number of dimensions. At present 10 different problem types are defined. They represent our minimal commitment; more problem types can be covered in due course of FORSYS.

PROBLEM TYPES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...
DIMENSIONS
Temporal scale
Long term (strategic)
Medium term (tactical)
Short term (operational )
Spatial context
Non spatial
Spatial
Spatial Scale
Stand level
Forest level
Regional/national level
Decision making dimension
Unilateral
Collegial
Bargaining / participative
Participation process
None
Public
Restricted public
Stakeholder
Objectives dimension
Single
Multiple
Goods and services dimension
Market non wood products
Market wood products
Market services
Non market services