Volume 15, Number 2 (2004)

Published: 2004-07-07

Technical Papers

Integration of Work Tasks and Supply Chains in Wood Harvesting - Cost Savings or Complex Solutions?

Antti Asikainen
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Early Studies of Multi-Tree Handling in Eastern Canada

Jean-François Gingras
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Small-Diameter Scots Pine and Birch Timber as Raw Materials for Engineered Wood Products

Henrik Heräjärvi, Aki Jouhiaho, Vesa Tammiruusu, Erkki Verkasalo
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Feasibility of an Adapted Tree Section Method for Integrated Harvesting of Pulpwood and Energy Wood in Early Thinning of Scots Pine

Paula Jylhä
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Productivity and Cutting Costs of Thinning Harvesters

Kalle Kärhä, Esa Rönkkö, Seppo-Ilmari Gumse
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Harvester Productivity and Operator Fatigue: Working Extended Hours

Andrew Nicholls, Leon Bren, Neil Humphreys
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Characteristics and Significance of a Harvester Operators' Working Technique in Thinnings

Heikki Ovaskainen, Jori Uusitalo, Kari Väätäinen
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Modeling Backhauling on Finnish Energy-Wood Network Using Minimizing of Empty Routes

Teijo Palander, Janne Väätäinen, Sanna Laukkanen, Jukka Malinen
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Co-operation and Integration in Wood Energy Production

Vesa Tanttu, Matti Sirén
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Industrial Round-Wood or Fuel-Chips in Medium-Aged Norway Spruce

K. Suadicani
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Feasibility of Excavator-Based Harvester in Thinnings of Peatland Forests

Kari Väätäinen, Lauri Sikanen, Antti Asikainen
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Editor's Notes

Tell Us About Your Organization!

Pierre Zundel
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Introduction

Nuutti Kiljunen, Jean-François Gingras
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