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work_gmmy7hpaxne7vhyxhmyi6akmtq	Eric J. Gustafson	Expanding the scale of forest management: allocating timber harvests in time and space	1996	17	.pdf	application/pdf	9085	911	62	This study examined the effect of clustering timber harvest zones and of changing the land use categories of zones as a study area, I used a timber harvest allocation model to simulate four management alternatives. the amount of forest edge across the landscape, as well as an increase in the average age of stands when harvested. produced amounts of forest interior and edge comparable to those of the dispersed alternative with half the rate of harvest. Should the designation of the land use(s) within a 1985), changing the management emphasis to unmanagement area be static for long periods of time even-age management.-This amendment reduced the size distribution of harvests, the total area of forest to native, the timber land base was divided into three Amount of forest edge produced by timber harvest altema(1300 ha per decade).	./cache/work_gmmy7hpaxne7vhyxhmyi6akmtq.pdf	./txt/work_gmmy7hpaxne7vhyxhmyi6akmtq.txt