Reported finished projects in 2005
The links in this page lead to Metla's Annual Report 2005.
Forest-based entrepreneurship and forest environment models and databanks
- Review on biomass and stem volume equations for European tree species
- Accuracy must be improved in assessments of greenhouse gas emissions
- New methods for assessing forest carbon stocks
- A stand-level planning tool for alternative forest management practices
- NettiMELA – a tool for making forest calculations on the internet
- Risk models of forest damage for forest management planning
- Ecological values as part of forest management planning
- Regional green wood density factors for types of roundwoods
- Info service of forestry in NW Russia
- Vision to 2020: manufacture of forest machinery in Finland will increase
- Operational provisions for regional entrepreneurship in timber procurement need to be improved
- Harvesting companies are interested in regional entrepreneurship
- Procurement of Scots pine for saw milling is recommendable from thinning stands with large growing stock per hectare and good timber quality
- Profitability of private forestry in northern Ostrobothnia varies more than predicted
- Productivity in delimbed energy wood harvesting can be improved
- New information about economic fluctuation of the forest sector
- Productivity in forest regeneration
- The best birch logs should be saved from sap collection
- New recommendations for pretreatment of spruce seeds
Forest ecosystems and social significance of forests
- Commercial first thinnings in peatland forests should be made later
- Reindeer herding not a threat to endangered species in Malla nature reserve
- Greenhouse gas balances change during development of land-uplift mires on the coast of the Gulf of Bothnia
- Thinnings in forest management
- Narrow-crowned spruce as a fibre-crop tree
- Lignin modification has no effect on insect herbivores’ feeding preferences
- Hardy pine seeds for Lapland
- Clone identification method for aspen
- Rotstop® is still an effective biocide
- Weed control improves afforestation results of cut-away peatlands and peat fields
- Only slight indication of forest acidification
- Forestry needs communications, internationality and entrepreneurship
