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| + | FORSYS aims at producing decision support '''guidelines''' for forest management planning problems, where a forest management planning problem involves … | ||
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| + | * 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. | ||
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| + | Thus the output of a decision support tool as understood in FORSYS ideally includes … | ||
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| + | * an efficient set of actions, | ||
| + | * tradeoffs between management goals, and | ||
| + | * impacts of changing and uncertain parameters. | ||
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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/Problem Type 1 | Problem Type 1]] | * [[Guidelines/Problem Type 1 | Problem Type 1]] | ||
* [[Guidelines/Problem Type 2 | Problem Type 2]] | * [[Guidelines/Problem Type 2 | Problem Type 2]] | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 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 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.
