Resource and Market Projections for Forest Policy Development

1. Timber Assessments Supporting the Development of National Forestry Programs and Policy

1. The Challenge of Developing Models to Support Forest Sector Policy Analysis
Darius M. Adams, Richard W. Haynes

2. Methodological Considerations in Developing the Timber Assessment Projection System
Darius M. Adams, Richard W. Haynes

2. Model Components

3. Solid Wood—Timber Assessment Market Model (TAMM)
Darius M. Adams

4. North American Pulp & Paper Model (NAPAP)
Peter J. Ince, Joseph Buongiorno

5. Methods for Projecting Areas of Private Timberland and Forest Cover Types
Ralph J. Alig, Andrew Plantinga

6. Timber Inventory and Management—ATLAS
John R. Mills, Darius M. Adams

7. Exogenous Assumptions—Framing the Base Case and Scenarios
Darius M. Adams, Richard W. Haynes

8. Model Solution, Validation, and Control
Darius M. Adams

3. Projections and Scenarios

9. Base Case Projection
Darius M. Adams

10. Evolving Views of the Future of the US Forest Sector
Darius M. Adams, Richard W. Haynes

11. The Impact of Public Harvest in the USA on North American Timber and Product Markets
Darius M. Adams, Richard W. Haynes

12. The Role of Private Management Investment in Long-Term Supply
Darius M. Adams, John R. Mills, Ralph J. Alig

13. Globalization and World Trade
Peter J. Ince, Joseph Buongiorno

14. The Impacts of Climate Change on Forestry
Linda A. Joyce

15. Projecting Technological Change
Kenneth E. Skog

16. Long-Term Views of the US Land Base
Ralph J. Alig

4. Lessons Learned from 25 Years of Forest Sector Modeling

17. The Utility of Forest Sector Models in Addressing Forest Policy Questions
Darius M. Adams, Richard W. Haynes

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