FOREST RESOURCES WANAGEMENT ›› 2021›› Issue (3): 62-66.doi: 10.13466/j.cnki.lyzygl.2021.03.010
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PU Ying(), ZENG Weisheng(), YANG Fan
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Using the height data of 14 074 sample trees in Beijing,and taking the volume estimates from two-variable tree volume tables as the base,the tree height-diameter regression models and one-variable tree volume tables/equations for 13 tree species were developed,and prediction errors of new and old one-variable tree volume tables were examined and evaluated.The results showed that the relative error (RE) of total volume estimate predicted by the current one-variable tree volume tables for 13 tree species was -1.14%,and the REs of species-specific volume estimates were between -36.59%~47.76%,where the one-variable volume tables for 11 tree species have exceeded the allowable error ±5%;the mean prediction errors (MPE) of new one-variable tree volume equations for 13 tree species were all less than 5%,the total relative errors (TRE) and average systematic errors (ASE) were all within ±1%.The study concluded that only 2 of the 13 old one-variable tree volume tables can be applied,while the other 11 volume tables needed to be revised or updated;and the one-variable tree volume tables developed in this study for 13 tree species met the precision requirement of ministerial standard in forestry.
Key words: one-variable volume table, tree height curve, volume estimation, model examination, Beijing
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S758.5
PU Ying, ZENG Weisheng, YANG Fan. Tree Height-Diameter Regression Models Development and One-Variable Tree Volume Tables Examination in Beijing[J]. FOREST RESOURCES WANAGEMENT, 2021, (3): 62-66.
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Tab.1
The number of sample trees with height data and ranges of diameter and tree height
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The parameters of one-variable tree volume equations for 13 tree species in Beijing
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The evaluation indices and tree height curve parameters of new one-variable tree volume equations
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The relative errors of both new and old one-variable tree volume equations for 13 tree species
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The relative errors of old one-variable tree volume equations for 13 tree species in Beijing