A Multilevel Optimization System for Large-Scale Renewable Resource Planning

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Technical report (1986). Covers Rocky Mountain, Fort Collins, Colorado. Topics: multilevel optimization, renewable resource planning, timber output, forage output. Agencies: USDA Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Cites 20 external works.

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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Bureau of Land ManagementUnited States Department of AgricultureColorado State UniversityRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationNational Forest SystemNFSMichigan Technological University

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water resources honeydew production habitat restoration resource supply binary mixing model cost range expansion wildfire

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energy development cost wood traits soil controls land use planning Budyko formulation Priority Habitat Management Areas

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timber forage

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report (8)

A multilevel optimization system for large-scale renewable resource planning (1986) — John G. Hof and James B. Pickens
Forest planning model (FORPLAN) user's guide and operations manual (1980) — Johnson, K. N., D. B. Jones, and B. M. Kent
A multilevel approach to the forest service planning process (1980) — C. P. Wong
USDA Forest Service report (1980)
National Interregional Multiresource Use Model (NIMRUM) (1980) — Ashton et al.

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A recommended renewable resources program—1980 update (1980) — USDA Forest Service
A desision-aiding model for planning optimal resource allocation of water basins (1974) — E. T. Bartlett
Potential natural vegetation of the coterminous United States (manual and map) (1965) — A. W. Kuchler

article (5)

Potential pitfalls in renewable resource decision making that utilizes convex combinations of discrete alternatives (1985) — J. G. Hof, R. K. Marose, and D. A. King
Many resources, many uses: A system analysis approach to renewable resource development (1980) — P. G. Ashton, J. B. Pickens, C. Ohlander, and B. Benninghoff
Optimum allocation of resources: A programming approach

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