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Table 1 Quantitative description of the study areas according to the field inventory data

From: Influence of sampling intensity on performance of two-phase forest inventory using airborne laser scanning

n | N

Species

Milicz

Suprasl

Katrynka

Piensk

Herby

Plots

900

Stands

56

Plots

498

Stands

60

Plots

499

Stands

60

Plots

502

Stands

58

Plots

906

Stands

71

Species share (%)

1

Pine 63

Pine 75

Pine 46

Pine 68

Pine 69

Pine 86

Pine 70

Pine 81

Pine 64

Pine 74

2

Oak 8

Oak 13

Mix 11

Mix 7

Pine-Spr 15

Pine-Spr 11

Mix 6

Spruce 3

Pine-Oak 4

Pine-Oak 10

3

Beech 5

Beech 4

Pine-Spr 9

Pine-Mix 13

Mix 4

Mix 3

Pine-Mix 5

Beech 3

Pine-Mix 8

Pine-Mix 10

4

Mix 5

Oak-Mix 4

Spruce 8

Spruce 5

Spruce 4

–

Birch 4

Birch 7

Mixed 8

Birch 3

5

Other 19

Other 4

Other 26

Other 7

Other 8

–

Other 15

Other 6

Other 16

Other 3

Age xÌ… (SD)

(year)

1

65 (26)

77 (30)

78 (26)

79 (18)

74 (24)

75 (20)

60 (21)

66 (16)

76 (25)

82 (19)

2

115 (35)

113 (27)

55 (13)

76 (25)

84 (22)

78 (32)

48 (10)

51 (13)

64 (12)

88 (15)

3

78 (34)

143 (18)

85 (30)

91 (34)

53 (14)

56 (13)

55 (20)

70 (0)

72 (19)

75 (18)

4

52 (19)

127 (35)

47 (16)

45 (1)

57 (12)

–

50 (17)

62 (6)

55 (12)

69 (0)

5

65 (31)

74 (9)

69 (27)

58 (35)

59 (20)

–

59 (23)

70 (5)

59 (19)

61 (18)

GSV xÌ… (SD)

(m3∙ha− 1)

1

368 (137)

344 (104)

469 (143)

399 (87)

420 (141)

350 (105)

319 (99)

280 (60)

343 (118)

266 (75)

2

488 (244)

388 (64)

337 (125)

293 (82)

447 (165)

352 (57)

256 (99)

406 (103)

432 (109)

287 (71)

3

413 (249)

272 (149)

420 (141)

403 (136)

297 (136)

346 (8)

290 (80)

171 (18)

373 (101)

299 (81)

4

382 (150)

420 (38)

290 (130)

277 (58)

372 (120)

–

165 (68)

234 (20)

321 (118)

194 (10)

5

359 (164)

344 (127)

359 (151)

277 (95)

286 (139)

–

317 (154)

245 (65)

290 (129)

283 (26)