Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research

Foreword
pp. 1-1(1)
Authors: Borges; Eriksson

Past, current and future drivers for the development of decision support systems in forest management
pp. 2-19(18)
Authors: Vacik; Lexer

Mixing methods – assessment of potential benefits for natural resources planning
pp. 20-29(10)
Authors: Myllyviita; Hujala; Kangas; Eyvindson; Sironen; Leskinen; Kurttila

Collaborative development of a semantic wiki on forest management decision support
pp. 30-43(14)
Authors: Marques; Rosset; Rasinmaki; Vacik; Gordon; Nobre; Falcao; Weber; Granitzer; Eriksson

Studying the use of forest management decision support systems: an initial synthesis of lessons learned from case studies compiled using a semantic wiki
pp. 44-55(12)
Authors: Gordon; Floris; Boerboom; Lämås; Eriksson; Nieuwenhuis; Garcia; Rodriguez

Questioning the contemporary forest planning paradigm: making use of local knowledge
pp. 56-70(15)
Authors: Eriksson; Wahlberg; Nilsson

Participatory development of decision support systems: which features of the process lead to improved uptake and better outcomes?
pp. 71-83(13)
Authors: Valls-Donderis; Ray; Peace; Stewart; Lawrence; Galiana

Actor-Network-Theory perspective on a forestry decision support system design
pp. 84-95(12)
Authors: Boerboom; Ferretti

A web-based ToolBox approach to support adaptive forest management under climate change
pp. 96-107(12)
Authors: Rammer; Schauflinger; Vacik; Palma; Garcia-Gonzalo; Borges; Lexer

MyLand: a web-based and meta-model decision support system framework for spatial and temporal evaluation of integrated land use
pp. 108-120(13)
Authors: West; Turner

Challenges in developing and implementing a decision support systems (ETÇAP) in forest management planning: a case study in Honaz and Ibradı, Turkey
pp. 121-131(11)
Authors: Başkent; Keleş; Kadıoğulları

Airborne laser scanning-based decision support for wood procurement planning
pp. 132-143(12)
Authors: Vauhkonen; Packalen; Malinen; Pitkänen; Maltamo

Improving the science–policy–practice interface: decision support system uptake and use in the forestry sector in Great Britain
pp. 144-153(10)
Authors: Stewart; Edwards; Lawrence

From a strategic to a tactical forest management plan using a hierarchic optimization approach
pp. 154-165(12)
Authors: Kangas; Nurmi; Rasinmäki

Combining optimization and simulation tools for short-term planning of forest operations
pp. 166-177(12)
Authors: Marques; de Sousa; Rönnqvist; Jafe

A linear programming algorithm and software for forest-level planning problems including factories
pp. 178-184(7)
Authors: Lappi; Lempinen

Constructing forest plans interactively based on owner-driven evaluation of the holding- and stand-level alternatives
pp. 185-194(10)
Authors: Haara; Kurttila; Pykäläinen; Hokajärvi; Kilpeläinen

Integrated harvest and logistic planning including road upgrading
pp. 195-209(15)
Authors: Flisberg; Frisk; Rönnqvist

Ensuring the validity of private forest owner typologies by controlling for response style bias and the robustness of statistical methods
pp. 210-223(14)
Authors: Ficko; Bončina

Simultaneous optimization of harvest schedule and measurement strategy
pp. 224-233(10)
Authors: Kangas; Hartikainen; Miettinen

Impacts of different forest management scenarios on forestry and reindeer husbandry
pp. 234-251(18)
Authors: Korosuo; Sandström; Öhman; Eriksson