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Study of Distributions Encountered in forest Sampling


     

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Distributions arising out of sampling a forest area by treating small sized plots as sampling units are studied. It is observed that the number of trees in bigger girth classes follow a negative binomial distributlon for small plots as sampling units. The effects of Such distribution are indicated. However the case discussed here is limited to a particular forest and plot size. Further studies are needed to confirm these findings. Various distributions call for further probe under different forest conditions. Such studies are in progress.
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Distributions arising out of sampling a forest area by treating small sized plots as sampling units are studied. It is observed that the number of trees in bigger girth classes follow a negative binomial distributlon for small plots as sampling units. The effects of Such distribution are indicated. However the case discussed here is limited to a particular forest and plot size. Further studies are needed to confirm these findings. Various distributions call for further probe under different forest conditions. Such studies are in progress.