CONCURRENT CONFERENCE NO. 5  Forest Engineering
Program

 

 

Session 1:  Wood Supply Chain Opportunities

Moderator: Loren Kellogg

8:40

Michal Brink

South Africa

The Approach Used in the Development of a Method to Forecast Future Systems in the Forest Engineering Value Chain

9:05

Jan Fryk

Sweden

The Need For New Forest Engineering Solutions - Reflections From A Swedish Perspective

9:30

Lennarts Rådström

Sweden

The Swedish Forestry Sector in Search of Wood Supply Excellence

9:55

Glen Murphy

USA

Worldwide Experience with Mechanization and Value Recovery

10:20

BREAK

Session 2:  Forest Roads and Operations Management

Moderator: Loren Kellogg

10:45

Klas Norin

Sweden

Forestry's Catch 22 - Business Approaches to Obtaining and Developing Logging Services in Sweden

11:10

Daniel Guimier

Canada

MultiDAT and Opti-grade: Two Knowledge-Based Electronique Solutions to Manage Forestry Operations More Efficiently

11:35

Killian  Manyuchi

South Africa

The Technology and the People:  An Analysis of Human Factors and Technology in Forest Harvesting Contractor Businesses in South Africa

12:00

Pierre Ackerman

South Africa

A Shorthaul Pulpwood Transport Investigation: A Network Analysis Case Study

12:25

Joel Slate

USA

Choosing A Stream Crossing Structure

12:50

LUNCH

Session 3A:  Sustainable Forestry and Harvest Planning

Moderator: Loren Kellogg

14:05

Reino Pulkki

Canada

Connecting Reduced Impact Logging and Forest Certification

14:30

John Sessions

USA

Linking Harvesting Technology with Harvest Scheduling in Steep Terrain for Sustainable Forestry

14:55

Sanna Laukkanen

Finland

Applying Voting theory in Multicriteria Decision Making for Sustainable Forest Operations Planning

15:20

BREAK

15:45

Raphael Ole-Meiludie

Tanzania

Productivity And Costs For Skyline Logging, Mkumbara: A System Balance Approach

16:10

Piotr Paschalis-Jakubowicz

Poland

Timber Harvesting And Minor Forest Utilization In National Forestry Programmes: A European Perspective

16:35

Aaron Nsakanda

Canada

A Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis Approach for Evaluating Time-Dependent Strategy Alternatives for Forest Management

17:00

Peter Rauch

Austria

Business Process Improvement For Forest Co-Operations As First Step To SCM

Session 3B:  New Technologies for Timber Harvesting

Moderator: Francois Oberholzer

14:05

Juha Inberg

Finland

Eliminating Cutting Damages Using Harvester Boom Tip Acceleration Control During Cross-Cutting

14:30

Tapio Nummi

Finland

Prediction Of Stem Characteristics For A Forest Harvester

14:55

Jori Uusitalo

Finland

Comparison Of Various Tree Bucking Principles For Scots Pines

15:20

BREAK

15:45

David Quill

Australia

Innovations In Eucalypt Harvesting

16:10

Benno Krieg

South Africa

Mechanisation In Africa – To Balance Social And Economic Realities – An Appropriate Solution

16:35

Ben Spong

USA

A Mobility and Productivity Model for Ground Based Skidding Machine Planning and Monitoring

17:00

Dunstan T.K. Shemwetta

Tanzania

The Physical Workload Of Forest Workers In Logging And Sawmill Operations