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Site productivity FFT v4.158 Saved 15/3/2012 ForestierHydrologyStudy E. nitens Location: Easting = 575043 Northing = 5243134 Aspect = E Elevation (m) = 270 Soil: Slope % = 2 Depth (cm) = 150 Stoniness % = 50 Fertility: good natural site Texture: well-structured clay-loam Drainage: good drainage Climate: Month Temp(max) Temp(min) Rainfall Radiation Pan Evap. Rain Days (°C) (°C) (mm) (MJ/m²/day) (mm) Jan 20.5 10.9 60 23.5 4.5 10.0 Feb 20.8 10.8 62 19.7 4.2 9.6 Mar 19.0 9.5 71 14.2 2.9 12.1 April 16.6 7.8 81 9.6 2.0 12.5 May 13.3 5.7 84 6.1 1.2 14.5 June 11.3 3.8 89 4.9 0.7 13.1 July 10.8 3.3 87 5.7 0.8 14.7 Aug 11.5 3.8 83 8.5 1.3 15.3 Sep 13.4 4.8 64 12.8 2.2 14.3 Oct 15.5 5.7 81 17.2 2.8 14.8 Nov 16.7 7.5 74 20.0 3.5 15.2 Dec 18.5 8.8 91 22.5 4.2 13.6 Site: SQ index (ProMod) = 30.1 m Predicted peak MAI = 34 m³/ha/yr Age at peak MAI = 20 yr Total pan evaporation = 918 mm/yr Mean maximum temp. = 15.7 °C Soil water capacity = 127.5 mm Mean minimum temp. = 6.9 °C Total runoff+drainage = 278 mm/yr Mean daily temp. = 11.3 °C Drought stress [0-1] = 0.90 Total solar radiation = 5.0 GJ/m²/yr Closed canopy LAI = 5.50 Annual rain days = 160 days/yr Light use efficiency = 0.80 gDM/MJ Total rainfall = 928 mm/yr Total stand water use = 655 mm/yr Net Primary Production = 37.61 t/ha/yr
Growth: Age MDH BA Vol MAI (yr) (m) (m²/ha) (m³/ha) (m³/ha/yr) 3 10 6 21 7 4 12 10 47 12 5 14 15 79 16 6 16 20 116 19 7 18 25 155 22 8 20 28 198 25 9 22 32 239 27 10 23 35 282 28 11 25 38 328 30 12 26 41 371 31 13 28 43 412 32 14 29 45 456 33 15 30 47 495 33 16 31 49 533 33 17 32 51 574 34 18 33 52 610 34 19 34 54 649 34 20 35 55 687 34 21 36 57 719 34 22 37 58 755 34 23 38 59 784 34 24 39 60 818 34 25 40 61 850 34 26 40 62 882 34 27 41 63 907 34 28 42 63 937 33 29 43 64 966 33 30 43 65 995 33 31 44 66 1015 33 32 44 66 1042 33 33 45 67 1067 32 34 46 68 1092 32 35 46 68 1110 32 36 47 69 1133 31 37 47 69 1155 31 38 48 70 1177 31 39 48 70 1198 31 40 48 71 1219 30 41 49 71 1239 30 42 49 71 1251 30 43 50 72 1270 30 44 50 72 1288 29 45 50 73 1306 29 46 51 73 1323 29 47 51 73 1340 29 48 51 74 1356 28 49 52 74 1364 28 50 52 74 1379 28
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