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Frequently the Remsoft Spatial Planning System is used as part of scientific and academic research and the results published either in academic journals or presented at conferences.
Here we've compiled this research - written by Remsoft staff and others using the System - as a resource to help users and prospective users better understand the technology and the underlying science of the software and its place in forest modeling and resource management.
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Allocation Optimizer
In this presentation from the Remsoft User Group in Melbourne, Australia, February 10, 2005, Doug Jones discusses Remsoft's newest product.
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A forest planning system for solving spatial harvest scheduling problems
K. Walters, U. Feunekes, A. Cogswell, and E. Cox. CORS National Conference. Windsor, Ontario, Canada. June 7-9, 1999.
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Rayonier Test Model Comparions
Slide from a presentation given by Doug Long of Rayonier New Zealand Ltd. at the Remsoft User Group, February 10, 2005, in Melbourne Australia.
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A hierarchical approach to spatial planning: A report card
Karl Walters and Ugo Feunekes, 1994. A hierarchical approach to spatial planning: a report card. In: Proc. GIS94. Vancouver, BC. February, 1994 PP 845-852.
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Strategy in the Landscape
Don Riddell and Mike McLarin of Forestry Tasmania present “Strategy in the Landscape” at the Remsoft User Group in Melbourne, Australia, February 10, 2005.
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Design and development of a generalized forest management modeling system: Woodstock
K.R. Walters. 1993. Design and development of a generalized forest management modeling system: WOODSTOCK. In Proc. International Symposium on System Analysis and Management Decisions in Forestry. Valdivia, Chile. March 9-12, 1993.
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Andrew's Corner
In his presentation Remsoft User Group in Melbourne, Australia, February 10, 2005, Andrew Cogswell gives some useful Tech Tips.
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Defining adjacency and proximity of forest stands for harvest blocking
Karl R. Walters, 1996. Defining adjacency and proximity of forest stands for harvest blocking. In: Proc. GIS'96. Vancouver, BC. March, 1996.
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Andrew's Corner (PowerPoint converted to PDF)
In this presentation from our September 2004 User Group in Fredericton, NB, Andrew Cogswell gives some useful Tech Tips.
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Subdivision of large uniform stands lacking natural bounding features
Karl R. Walters and Dave Wasgatt, 1996. Subdivision of large uniform stands lacking natural bounding features. In: Proc. GIS'96. Vancouver, BC. March, 1996.
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Stora Enso Predicts a 2.5% Savings
“We asked, ‘If we had made the decision and optimized the problems, how much money would we have saved?’” The answer was approximately 2.5 percent.”
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