Dynamic transition model : A concept and tool for forestry planning and valuation

Wien

2009

S. 62-68

2 Abb., 2 Tab., 18 Lit. Ang.

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This paper introduces the dynamic transition model, a conceptual approach to describing and representing the temporal dimensions of a forest enterprise or management class, initially formulated in 1972 (Jöbstl, 1972,1973) and developed further in recentyears (Jöbstl, 1997). Analysts can use the model to evaluate alternative management strategies, carry out yield prognoses and valuations, and study changes and transitions in forest states. Results obtained from the model are a measure for the performance of the individual forest enterprise.