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Titre :
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Monitoring for forest management unit scale sustainability: the Local Unit Criteria and Indicators Development (LUCID) Test. (Technical edition)
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Auteurs :
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P. Wright ;
G. Alward ;
T. Hoekstra ;
B. Tegler ;
M. Turner
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Type de document :
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rapport
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Editeur :
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Fort Collins, USA : USDA Forest Service - Inventory and monitoring institute, 2002
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Collection :
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USDA Forest service-Inventory and monitoring institute report n°4
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Format :
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370 p.
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Note générale :
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1 CD-Rom hors texte contenant les appendices 9 et 12 ; il existe aussi une version "Management edition" de ce document coté en A 1670
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Langues:
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= Anglais
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Catégories :
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Protection de la nature ou de l'environnement
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Mots-clés:
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USA
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FORET
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DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE
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AMENAGEMENT FORESTIER
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INDICATEUR BIOLOGIQUE
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METHODOLOGIE
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METHODE
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BASE DE DONNEES
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ANALYSE DE DONNEES
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ESSAI
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ESTIMATION
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Résumé :
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The intent is that the full report will serve both as a detailed explanation of the results of the LUCID Project and also as a type of desk reference for those exploring the idea of FMU- scale sustainability monitoring. Recognizing that different types of readers will want to focus on different aspects of the report, we have used a range of different organization and presentation techniques including sidebars, a glossary and acronym list; electronic hyperlinks to help you navigate through the document; chapter outlines and summaries; and icons associated with material appropriate to different interest areas. A User's Guide describing some of these navigational tools in more detail can be found at the front of this report. The report is organized in 5 sections: Section 1 sets the context for the LUCID Project with discussions of sustainability, a systems-approach to sustainability, and issues of scale. Section 2 presents a brief overview of the methods used in the project including its collaborative and interdisciplinary aspects. Section 3 presents the origin, development and testing of the criteria and indicators through the six forest teams and is supported by the LUCID C&I Resource Database CD. This CD includes a comprehensive database of the descriptions and details for the principles, criteria, indicators, and measures; a starting conceptual model of the C&I built within NetWeaver; and copies of the other report appendixes that support components of the report and testing process. Section 4 addresses approaches, tools, and techniques for analyzing and assessing sustainability. Section 5 concludes with a discussion of the relationship of FMU-scale sustainability monitoring to other monitoring and forest management processes at a range of scales, recommendations for research and development, and recommendations for implementing a F'MU-scale sustainability monitoring program.
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