WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS NEW TRENDS IN WOOD HARVESTING WITH CABLE SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT IN THE MOUNTAINS Ossiach, AUSTRIA, June 2001 |
The Workshop was held in Ossiach, Austria, from 18 to 24 June 2001, under the auspices of the Joint FAO/ECE/ILO Committee on Forest Technology, Management and Training with the participation of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations
Hosted by the Government of Austria at the Forestry Training Centre, Ossiach
Edited by
Ulrich Arzberger and Madeline Grimoldi
Foreword
The papers in this publication were presented at the Workshop on New Trends in Wood Harvesting with Cable Systems for Sustainable Forest Management in the Mountains which was held from 18 to 24 June 2001 at the Forestry Training Centre in Ossiach (Austria) at the invitation of the Government of Austria and under the auspices of the Joint FAO/ECE/ILO Committee on Forest Technology, Management and Training.
This publication contains the papers submitted at the Workshop and is preceded by the Report on the Workshop that was adopted at its conclusion. This Workshop Report in English was translated into French and Russian and these translations are also included. The papers are presented in the language provided by their authors (mostly English) with summaries in the other two languages for most of the papers.
All opinions expressed in these papers are those of the authors. The organizers and the secretariat of the Joint Committee cannot accept responsibility for the accuracy of any statistics or statements included in the papers. These papers appear as presented by the authors with the exception of later corrections and editorial revisions.
Several specific conclusions and recommendations were made in the Workshop Report. The recommendations are addressed specifically to the:
Joachim Lorbach
Forest Harvesting, Trade and Marketing Branch (FOPH)
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE
INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF FOREST RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS
Rome, 2003
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Report of the Workshop (in Russian)
Papers contributed to the Workshop/Documents présentés au séminaire:
Forestry in Carinthia (Christoph Habsburg-Lothringen, Austria)
IUFRO Programme on Global Forest Information (Heinrich Schmutzenhofer, Austria)
Forest cableways in Shelterwood System (Přemysl Horek and Pavel Mauer, Czech Republic)
Aspects of mechanical engineering for cable systems (Walter Huettner, Austria)
Skyline yarding distance modelling for logging in mountains (Ján Tuček and Erich Pacola, Slovakia)
Costs and performance of a Koller K300 Yarder (Gerhard Rieger, Germany)
Helicopter logging in the Slovak Republic (Valeria Messingerová, Slovak Republic)
The forest machine CD-Rom (Wilfried Pröll, Austria)
Careful, quiet timber forwarding with plastic chutes (Wilfried Pröll, Austria)
Timber production is changing - demands and changes in Austria (Hubert Dürrstein, Austria)
Efficiency problems in harvesting small-dimensional wood (Paul N. Efthymiou, Greece)
Current trends in cableway systems in the United Kingdom (Colin J. Saunders, United Kingdom)
Approaches to the design of forest cable systems (Hans Rudolf Heinimann, Switzerland)
Wood harvesting and sustainable forest management in Morocco (Mohammed Ellatifi, Morocco)
Communal forest management in Chiquiaca, Bolivia (Gabriela Gutiérrez Pérez, Bolivia)
Forestry operations in Cajamarca, Peru (Luis A. Novoa Robles, Peru)
Development of mechanized logging (Johannes Loschek, Austria)
View of the contractor for forest companies (Anton Streif, Austria)
Natural forest protection programme and timber supply and demand in China (Xie Shouxin, P.R. China)