Forest Inventory Glossary

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Revision as of 13:38, 24 March 2011

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Areal sampling frame
The sampling frame or continuum (area) from which dimensionless samples points are selected.

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Cluster plot
Sample plot that is composed of unconnected sub plots.As the subplots are not selected independently, a cluster gives only one observation.

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DBH
Diameter at breast height (1.3 meter).

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Expansion factor
Reciprocal of the inclusion probability. The factor with which observations have to be multiplied to derive an estimate of the total (or per hectare).

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Inclusion probability
Probability that a single population unit is included in a sample based on the actual plot design.

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Sample plot
A certain area or "decision rule", defining which population units are to be included at each sample point.
Selection probability
Probability that a unique set of k population units is selected as sample based on the actual plot design. In case that k=1 similar to the inclusion probability.
Standard Error
Standarddeviation of the sample means.

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