Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
It reads input of tree-level information (SPECIE, DBH, HT), stand-level (dominant specie, zone), and one taper component (di or hi) to calculate the other element (hi or di) based on a selection of available taper equation models.
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SPECIES |
Dominant specie (1:Rauli, 2:Roble, 3:Coigue, 4:Others or Mixed) |
ZONE |
Growth zone of the corresponding stand |
DBH |
Diameter at breast height (cm) of tree |
HT |
Total tree height (m) |
di |
Stem diameter (cm) at given stem height hi (m) |
hi |
Stem height (m) at given stem diameter di (cm) |
model |
Type of selected taper model (1:zone specific, 2:all zones) (default = 2) |
The missing component (di or hi) from the requested taper model. Or it returns the complete taper on vectors d and h (evaluated each centimeter up to total height).
S.A. Gezan and P. Moreno
Gezan, S.A. and Moreno, P. (2000). Informe Procedimientos y Resultados Modelos de Ahusamiento. Reporte Interno. Projecto FONDEF D97I1065. Chile
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | # Example 1: Unknown diameter inside bark stem diameter
(di <- get_taper(SPECIES=1, ZONE=2, DBH=8.1, HT=10.2, hi=4.3, model=1)$di)
# Example 2: Unknown stem height
(hi <- get_taper(SPECIES=1, ZONE=2, DBH=8.1, HT=10.2, di=9.8, model=1)$hi)
# Example 3: Plotting complete taper model for a given tree
tree <- get_taper(SPECIES=1, ZONE=2, DBH=8.1, HT=10.2, di=9.8, model=1)
plot(tree$h,tree$d, ylab='di (cm)', xlab='hi (m)', type='l', col='blue')
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