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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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General principles in the planning of forest roads.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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2
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The relationship of forest road planning with silvicultural interventions.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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3
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Detailed relationship of forest road planning with management, ecology and other disciplines.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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4
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Forest road planning in mountainous terrain.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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5
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Detailed forest road construction project.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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6
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Putting forests into operation, forest road network (network) plans and planning.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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7
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Forest road planning and opening of forests in areas where construction is not possible.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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8
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Construction of forest roads and alternatives.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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9
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Construction of forest roads within the framework of sustainable forestry understanding.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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10
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Environmentally friendly forest road construction (construction time, minimizing the damage to the environment, taking into account factors such as wildlife, etc.).
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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11
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Forest road construction techniques.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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12
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The positive and negative aspects of the tools and machines used in the construction of forest roads.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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13
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Forest roads maintenance period and conditions requiring maintenance.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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14
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Forest roads maintenance techniques, maintenance periods and maintenance time.
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R:1, R:2 and R:3
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