A Multilevel Optimization System for Large-Scale Renewable Resource Planning

Summary

Technical report. Covers Fort Collins, Colorado, Rocky Mountain. Topics: renewable resource planning, multilevel optimization, large-scale resource management, national planning. Agencies: USDA Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Cites 19 external works.

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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Bureau of Land ManagementUnited States Department of AgricultureColorado State UniversityRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationNational Forest System

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Colorado Rocky Mountains California Rocky Mountain Arizona New Mexico Nevada great plains

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Mt. Washington Utah Fort Collins Idaho Wyoming Albuquerque Nebraska Oregon Mountain Meadows Plumas National Forest Tempe headwater basins South Dakota Lincoln Rapid City Southwest Laramie Natural Resource Lands Flagstaff western rangelands

Concepts & Topics (30)

vegetation community composition water resources habitat restoration resource supply decomposition energy development cost range expansion

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wildfire stream restoration wood traits soil controls land use planning project ownership Priority Habitat Management Areas seeder-feeder mechanisms livestock grazing hyperparameter optimization hyperparameter optimization hyperparameter optimization budget allocation management prescriptions insect and disease control national forest plans production frontier FORPLAN timber management regional planning RPA Assessment and Program national forest plans

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Unknown not specified domestic livestock timber wildlife

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other (12)

A multilevel approach to the forest service planning process (1980) — C. P. Wong
A desision-aiding model for planning optimal resource allocation of water basins (1974) — E. T. Bartlett
Potential pitfalls in renewable resource decision making that utilizes convex combinations of discrete alternatives (1985) — Hof, J. G., R. K. Marose, and D. A. King
Many resources, many uses: A system analysis approach to renewable resource development (1980) — Ashton, P. G., J. B. Pickens, C. Ohlander, and B. Benn- inghoff
A recommended renewable resources program—1980 update (1980) — York, N. Y. USDA Forest Service

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The structure of economics: A mathematical analysis (1978) — Silberberg, E
Mathematical planning of structural decisions (1975) — Kornai, J
A desision-aiding model for plan- ning optimal resource allocation of water basins (1974) — Bartlett, E. T
Potential natural vegetation of the coterminous United States (manual and map) (1965) — Kuchler, A. W
Two-level planning (1965) — Kornai, J., and T. Liptak
Linear programming and extensions (1963) — Dantzig, G. B
The decomposition algorithm for linear programs (1961) — Dantzig, G. B., and P. Wolfe

report (4)

A multilevel optimization system for large-scale renewable resource planning (1986) — Hof, John G., and James B. Pickens
Forest planning model (FORPLAN) user's guide and operations manual (1980) — Johnson, K. N., D. B. Jones, and B. M. Kent
USDA Forest Service (1980)
National Interregional Multiresource Use Model (NIMRUM) (1980) — Ashton et al.

study (2)

Bartlett-Wong multilevel modeling approach — Bartlett-Wong
Bartlett-Wong model

article (1)

Optimum allocation of resources: A programming approach (1974) — S. A. D'Aquino

legislation (1)

Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974 (1974)

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