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NSVB basswood spp., Warm Continental Division (210): foliage biomass, Schumacher-Hall model (Eq. 1)
As printed (Table S9a (Table S9a_foliage_coefs_spcd.csv, WO-GTR-104-Supp1), columns SPCD,DIVISION,STDORGCD,model,a,a1,b,b1,c,c1)
In this library's units, ready to compute (kg)
Foliage biomass = 0.45359237 * 6.084887867 * (D/2.54)^0.871949821 * (H/0.3048)^(-0.413104105)D- Diameter at breast height (1.3 m), cm
H- Total tree height, m
FIA's SPCD 950 (Tilia spp.) is for trees recorded only to genus, so this is a genus record. DBH is measured at 4.5 ft (1.37 m). Paper units: in, ft, lb; expression converts D cm→in (/2.54), H m→ft (/0.3048) and lb→kg (×0.45359237). n and the DBH range are from the scorecard for FOL_DW in 210 (table S19).
doi:10.2737/WO-GTR-104 · Open access · copy we read
yi = a × Di^b × Hi^c + εi
Di is diameter (inches) at breast height (4.5 feet), Hi is total tree height (feet)
units for volume and biomass predictions are cubic feet and pounds, respectively
950,basswood spp.,N,Tilia,spp.,,,Tilia spp.
"Foliage","FOL_DW","950","210","WARM_CONTINENTAL_DIVISION",80,10.4325,1.5,21.6
key modeling statistics such as sample sizes (n), tree diameter distributions (minimum, mean, and maximum)
- Trees measured
- 80
- DBH range
- 3.81–54.86 cm
- Method
- NSVB Schumacher-Hall model (Eq. 1), coefficients for SPCD 950 in DIVISION 210 from table S9a; fitted with weighted regression to destructively sampled trees
- Where
- FIA ecodivision Warm Continental Division (210), mapped in GTR fig. 1
- Last checked
- 2026-11-03
Shaded: the DBH range the model was fitted on. Other inputs held at the values above.
On every build, the library's form and the paper's own form (in its units) must both give these values within 1%.
| Inputs | Expected | We get | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| D = 30.5, H = 21.3 | 4.17 | 4.17 | Computed from the printed form computed from the published form at D = 12 in, H = 70 ft, converted to cm, m and kg |
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