A Multilevel Analysis of Production Capabilities of the National Forest System

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Technical report (1974-1990). Covers Fort Collins, Colorado, United States. Topics: multiresource production capabilities, national planning, multilevel optimization, linear programming. Agencies: USDA Forest Service, Forest Service, Secretary of Agriculture. Cites 24 external works.

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USDA Forest Service (Uncompahgre National Forest)CongressForest Service, USDAColorado State University (C.S.U.)Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationSecretary of AgricultureThe University of ArizonaForest and Range Experiment Station

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CSU Department of Forest and Wood SciencesOperations Research Society of America

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study (9)

Resource interactions analysis (1988) — Hof and Baltic
Bare and Field evaluation (1987) — Bare and Field
Teeguarden evaluation (1987) — Teeguarden
DeAngelis evaluation (1987) — DeAngelis
A Multilevel Analysis of Production Capabilities of the National Forest System (1987) — Hof and Pickens

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Hof, Marose and King study (1985) — Hof, Marose and King
Coconino National Forest planning LP (1985) — Hof, Marose and King
NIMRUM study (1980) — Ashton et al.
Kornai and Liptak (1965) — Kornai and Liptak

report (8)

The 1989 RPA Assessment of the Forest and Rangeland Situation in the United States (1989)
Draft 1990 RPA Program (1989)
National Assessment (1989)
Forest and Rangeland Resource Interactions: A Supporting Technical Document for the 1989 RPA Assessment (1988) — HOF, J., AND T. BALTIC
An Analysis of the Timber Situation in the United States 1952-2030

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