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Operator

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Max

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Agriculture
- Agroforestry
- Grazing
- Rangeland Planning
Aquatic Organisms
- Crustaceans & Snails
- Fish
- Various Aquatic Invertebrates
Environmental Factors
- Browsing
- Invasive Vegetation
- Mycology
- Soil
- Vegetation
- Weather & Airborne Factors
Forest Management
- Chemical Control
- Fertilization
- Forest Growth & Succession
- Forest Health
- Forest Inventory
- Forest Planning
- Nurseries
- Recreation & Social Perception
- Reforestation & Restoration
- Slash & Decomposition
- Thinning
Forest Products
- Lumber
- Miscellanous Products
- Sawmills
- Wood Treatment
Hydrology
- Erosion
- Pollution
- Stream Habitats & Dynamics
- Woody Debris
Insects & Spiders
- Ants & Spiders
- Beetles
- Winged Insects
Logging
- Aerial Logging
- Cabled Logging
- Logging Mechanics
- Operator Dynamics
- Post-harvest Effects
Miscellaneous
- Cultural Studies & Excavation
- Floriculture
- Surveying & Aerial Photography
Trees
- Growth & Yield
- Pests & Pathogens
- Physiology & Genetics
- Seed Viability
Wildlife
- Birds
- Mammals
- Reptiles & Amphibians
- Vertebrate Ecology

2 records found

Multi-span Passage

Purpose

A 1500# concrete weight will be yarded across an intermediate support jack changing deflection until carriage hang-up occurs.

Project Start Date

1977-08-29

Project End Date

1977-09-02

Related Publications

N/A

Project Categories

Logging

Keywords

multi-span
multi
span
passage
passages
deflection
angle
angles
intermediate support
supports
jack
tail
carriage
hang-up
hanging
hang
concrete
weight
weights
yarded
yarder
yard
Penn Peters

Additional Information

Currently Active

No

Agency

OSU

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Peters, Penn A.

Role

C

Collaborators

N/A

Debug Fields

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Import Unique ID

118

Project ID

118

Multiresource Inventory

Purpose

The Multiresource Inventory is an intensive inventory and monitoring program to periodically assess the changes and trends in the use of natural resources across the U.S. Information will be used to better understand the condition of resources and to jud

Project Start Date

1981-05-26

Project End Date

1999-12-31

Related Publications

N/A

Project Categories

Surveying & Aerial Photography

Keywords

multi
resource
multiresource
inventory
inventories
resources
trend
trends
conservation
James Hecker

Additional Information

Currently Active

Yes

Agency

U.S. Soil Conservation Service

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Hecker, James H.

Role

C

Collaborators

N/A

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Import Unique ID

174

Project ID

174