)2002 materials
Notes: 1. Introduction
In case you have been looking through last year's labs (link above), we will postpone the old Lab 3, and do instead Lab 4 or similar next week (Sep 23). You might want to check out the gnuplot tutorial mentioned in the Syllabus. Gnuplot is installed in the lab computers, or can be downloaded from the web.
Assignment 1 A, B
SiteTools
web site has moved here.
Next lab: old Lab 6 or similar.
Notes: 3. Site Quality
Next lab: The Blob! (old Lab 3).
Height-age-site surface
(needs VRML viewer installed in browser, e.g.,
)
Notes: 4. Yield Tables
V vs H, C
V vs H, N
Next lab: old #5, or similar.
Notes: 5. Spatial Models
No labs or lecture on 14-15 October
Midterm exam, with answers.
Observation: In problems such as questions 3 and 5 it may be better to
carry parameters and variables (b, S, t, H) in symbolic form, substituting the
numbers only at the end. Advantages: a) Save ink (and time).
b) Reduce chance of mistakes and rounding errors. c) You get a general
formula where different parameter or variable values could be used if necessary.
Next lab: based on old #7 (TASS)
Notes: 6. TASS
Assignment 2 (version a)
LSC workshops
More than what you ever wanted to know about significant figures, etc.
Next lab: from old #8. Will use gnuplot and Excel.
Hints/giveaways for Assignment 2
Wednesday 12 November: Guest lecture by Craig Farnden.
Assignment 3 (a)
Notes: 6. Aspatial models
Next lab: Same as old #9. Will use Excel and Vensim. Bring your Lab 8.
Next lab (10) will be based on the old #11. In preparation you should review the usage of TADAM's Excel version in Lab 2.
Lab 10 (slight change in the tables, for added clarity)
Notes: 7. Whole-stand models
3-D graphs
Notes: 8. Etc.
Final exam: December 10, 13:30-16:30, room 6-205.
L/6.1 + 1 ≠ L/7.1 !!