Time as a Dimension of the Sample Design in National-Scale Forest Inventories Francis A. Roesch and Paul C. Van Deusen Abstract: Historically, the goal of forest inventories has been to determine the extent of the timber - The Design Inference - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Time as a Dimension of the Sample Design in National-Scale Forest Inventories Francis A. Roesch and Paul C. Van Deusen Abstract: Historically, the goal of forest inventories has been to determine the extent of the timber Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-12-08 15:22:24 Open Document File Size: 1,37 MB Share Result on Facebook City Tewksbury / Sheffield / Turner / Asheville / / Company Avery / Patterson / nEG / / Country United States / / / Facility Southern Research Station / / IndustryTerm evaluation / / Organization US Department of Agriculture / Society of American Foresters / USDA / USDA Forest Service / National Council for Air and Stream Improvement / / Person Francis A. Roesch / Paul C. Van Deusen / / Position model / each unit / particular investigator / associate editor / selection model / / ProvinceOrState Texas / Tennessee / Kentucky / Virginia / Alabama / Maryland / South Carolina / Louisiana / Florida / North Carolina / Georgia / Massachusetts / Arkansas / / Region southern United States / / Technology simulation / / URL http / SocialTag Statistical theory Least squares Estimator Bias of an estimator Mean squared error Variance Ordinary least squares Theil–Sen estimator Statistics Estimation theory

Time as a Dimension of the Sample Design in National-Scale Forest Inventories Francis A. Roesch and Paul C. Van Deusen Abstract: Historically, the goal of forest inventories has been to determine the extent of the timberAdd to Reading List