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NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.

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2014

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Ivar Gjerde Hans Blom Einar Heegaard Magne Sætersdal

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Ryan Bright Clara Antón Fernández Rasmus Astrup Francesco Cherubini Maria Malene Kvalevåg Anders Hammer Strømman

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Ryan Bright Francesco Cherubini Rasmus Astrup Clara Antón Fernández Anders Hammer Strømman Maria Malene Kvalevåg

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Ryan Bright Gunnar Myhre Rasmus Astrup Clara Antón Fernández Anders Hammer Strømman

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Gry Alfredsen Jørund Rolstad Halvor Solheim Erlend Rolstad Ken Olaf Storaunet

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Nils Egil Søvde Bruce Talbot Jan Bjerketvedt Marek Pierzchala

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Nils Egil Søvde Bruce Talbot Jan Bjerketvedt Marek Pierzchala

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Katrin Zimmer Monica Fongen Eva Grodås

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Nils Egil Søvde Magne Sætersdal Arne Løkketangen

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Variable retention harvesting is acknowledged as a cost-effective conservation measure, but previous studies have focused on the environmental value and planning cost. In this study, a model is presented for optimizing harvesting cost using a high resolution map generated from airborne laser scanning data. The harvesting cost optimization model is used to calculate the objective value of different scenarios. By comparing the objective values, better estimates of the opportunity cost of woodland key habitats are found. The model can be used by a forest manager when evaluating what silvicultural treatments to implement or as an input for improving the nature reserve selection problem for woodland key habitats or retention patches. The model was tested on four real-world cases, and the results indicate that terrain transportation costs vary more than reported in the literature and that it may be worthwhile to divide the opportunity cost into its direct and indirect components.

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Signe Kynding Borgen Lise Dalsgaard Jogeir N. Stokland Ove Mindor Klakegg Arnold Arnoldussen

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