Abrahamson L.P. / Oak Ridge National Laboratory / USDA Forest Service 278 Proceedings / USDA Forest Service Jason Thompson / /
Continent
Americas / /
Country
south Georgia / Sweden / United States / Ireland / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Southern Research Station / /
IndustryTerm
Intensive management technology / wood harvesting systems / least energy-intensive feedstock / energy demand / by-product / unit chip / Conventional forest harvesting systems / forest machinery / transportation / energy input / renewable energy generation / delivered energy input / renewable energy sources / Energy audit / direct energy inputs / Stump-totruck energy inputs / technology development / energy wood planting / potential energy applications / coppice systems / greenhouse gas / energy inputs / biomass-based energy / intensive energywood production systems / construction applications / energy / roadside processing / forest products / energy production / woody feedstock production systems / forest management / conventional wood products / energy consumption / basic operational technology / operator interface systems / lowest harvesting energy / biomass energy / Conventional mechanized thinning systems / transportation efficiencies / stand management / conventional forest products / potential energy demands / energy products / energy recovery swing systems / coarse material additional energy input / production harvesting technology / typical whole-tree logging systems / /
NaturalFeature
Biomass Thinning Southern forests / Sierra Pacific / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / Arkansas Academy of Science / USDA / New York State Energy Research and Development Authority / European Union / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Marshall / Jason Thompson Abstract Woody / Lal / Jason Thompson / Bob Rummer / John Klepac / /
Position
Project Leader / Engineer / Judge / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / California / Arkansas / /
Region
Southeast United States / Northwest United States / southeast U.S. / southern United States / /
Technology
unit chip / Intensive management technology / technology of handling wood / basic operational technology / production harvesting technology / 280 Harvesting technology / /
TECHNOLOGY FOR BIOMASS FEEDSTOCK PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN FORESTS AND GHG IMPLICATIONS Bob Rummer, John Klepac, and Jason Thompson Abstract Woody biomass production in the South can come from four distinct