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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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The concepts of diameter distribution and the analyzing of stand structure.
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R1. Chapter 1
R2. Chapter 1
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2
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The concepts of diameter distribution modeling and historical process of these models
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R2. Chapter 1
R4. Chapter 2
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3
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The probability density functions for modeling diameter distributions
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R2. Chapter 2
R3. Chapter 2
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4
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Weibull function with three parameters and Johson SB function with four parameters
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R3. Chapter 4
R4. Chapter 3
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5
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The statistical criterions for comparing different probability density functions
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R3. Chapter 4
R5. Chapter 2
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6
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The predicting of future diameter distributions
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R1. Chapter 3
R2. Chapter 3
R4. Chapter 4
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7
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The predicting methods based on diameter moments
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R2. Chapter 4
R4. Chapter 4
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8
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The predicting methods based on diameter percentiles
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R3. Chapter 3
R4. Chapter 5
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9
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The integrating possibilities of diameter distributions with yield tables
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R3. Chapter 3
R5. Chapter 4
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10
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The integrating possibilities of diameter distributions with forest management planning
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R2. Chapter 2
R4. Chapter 4
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11
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The modeling diameter distribution with statistical package programs and the writing source codes of its-I
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R4. Chapter 4
R5. Chapter 5
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12
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The modeling diameter distribution with statistical package programs and the writing source codes of its-II
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R4. Chapter 4
R5. Chapter 5
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13
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The sample applications of diameter distributions by using the actual data-I
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R2. Chapter 5
R3. Chapter 5
R4. Chapter 5
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14
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The sample applications of diameter distributions by using the actual data-II
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R2. Chapter 5
R3. Chapter 5
R4. Chapter 5
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