Announcements
The much anticipated FBRI Annual meeting happened today. Did we learn anything?
James Arney Report Measuring Density
Stand Indices Tree Indices Growing Space Stand vs tree charts Diameter/(Height-4.5) ratios 10-m site
“I have lots of data”
FPS CASH Card
Correct Age, Site, Height Non-Parametric
Education tie-in looking for a school to teach the FPS way
Conclusion
Trees are the experimental unit Measure all heights Stem map Localize the 10-m site Non-parametric Nelder Plots
2015 Forest Biometrics Research Institute Annual Meeting. What we heard... (Morning)
The much anticipated FBRI Annual meeting happened today. Did we learn anything?
Board report from Dan Opalach Starting with a “Formal Board Meeting”
Rob Taylor is leaving the FBRI Board
The FBRI Mission
The FBRI Board introductions
Ken Borchert, BIA Jim McWhorter, Terra Verde Dan Opalach, Ph.D., Green Diamond Brian Sharer, GreenWood Resources (Starting Jan 1, 2016) Marc Vomocil, Starker Forests Officers
2015 Forest Biometrics Research Institute Annual Meeting. Why you should be there...
The next FBRI Annual meeting is scheduled for November 10, 2015 from 10am to 3pm at the Portland DoubleTree Lloyd Center. This year proves to be one of the most interesting annual meetings ever…
The office Penguins return to the nest!
While we appeared to have a day and a half of no power the amazing men and women of the power company came through today. So the penguins made a mad dash back to get the nest back up and running. Amazing how all the simple things on a network have to be started in a specific order and typically not able to be done remotely.
Had to abandon the nest...
Hello all. This has been a rocky week. Monday evening at about 7pm a severe storm with micro-bursts and hurricane force winds came blowing through the nest in Missoula. Initial estimates were that 18,000 people were without power. This ranged from Darby, MT to Polson, MT. That is 130 miles long. The office penguins waited for the storm to pass then grabbed the chainsaw to help the neighbors cut there way out.
Happy New Years - Well for FPS
Remember that July 1 is the first day of the new year for The Forest Projection and Planning System (FPS). This means anything measured this year before today is assigned a year of last year for its measurement. Today ALL growth is considered to have happened and it is year end of the current calendar year.
Getting The Most Out Of Your Inventory Data With FPS: Building A Wall-To-Wall Inventory
Come and see the upcoming workshop that the FSD Penguins are collaborating to put on in Portland Oregon on October 23, 2014.
Cleaning the Nest
The FSD Web Penguin is feverishly working to revamp the FSD website. The hope is to provide more content at a more regular basis. Please check back to see what is happening while we move the rocks around the nest.