Northeast Field Guide, Version 1.6
January 2002
APPENDIX 11 -- TALLY SHEET GUIDE
On the seven page sample record there are several variables that may require
entries, either coded or written, by the field crews.
Where a numbered variable requires a coded entry, the number of digits
required for that entry is indicated by the number of X's immediately below the
variable number on the sample record.
Some variables require
measurements to decimal fractions of inches or feet. For those items, it is
understood that the last digit represents a decimal fraction. For example, a
tree DBH of 23.4 inches is coded as 234. The decimal points are never
placed in coded entries.
The entries for some variables will have been made in the office. These are
usually variables 3.100 through 3.140. These entries may be incorrect, but do
not change any previously made entry without the approval of your supervisor.
Notes should be recorded as often as needed to clarify coded entries and to
explain unusual or unique situations. Notes are also used to direct attention
to anything about a particular plot that the crews think is important now, or
may be important when the plot is remeasured during the next inventory. If
necessary, attach extra sheets of notes. The value of notes cannot be
overemphasized! Suffice it to say that a few notes are made at a fraction of
the cost that would be involved in going back to a plot to answer questionable
data.
Take a moment to read the statement printed on the inside cover of this
document. Even though it was written more than sixty years ago, this
statement still applies to everything that we do today. Field data collection is
the most important part of this inventory. Everything that comes afterward is
dependent on a complete and accurate set of data.
The information to be recorded on the sample record is determined by the
category of plot (sample kind) and the condition class status assigned by the
field crew. Examples of the specific data variables needed for each category
of plot appear on the following pages.
NOTE: When using the data recorder the following information is displayed
from plot history files stored in the data recorder memory: plot identification
and previous tree information (tree number, species, horizontal distance,
azimuth, previous tree class / merchantability class, and previous DBH). In
general, the variables that specifically apply to the previous inventory and the
current inventory (such as species, horizontal distance and azimuth) are the
variables that may be changed.
271
4.320
4.330
4.340
4.350
X
X
XX
XXX
X
X
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
5
5
5
5
2
3
4
5
6
7
4.360
4.370
4.380
4.400
4.405
X
XX
XX
X
DISTURBANCE 1
4.410
4.420
4.431
4.432
XXX
XXX
XX
XXXX
XX
4.433
ROAD ACCESS
PUB. USE RESTRIC.
RECREATION USE
WATER ON PLOT
TERRAIN POS
SITE PROD CLASS
MANUAL VERSION
3.255
3.260
3.270
3.280
3.290
3.295
3.400
X
X
X
XXX
X
X
X
5 5
5
4.434
4.435
4.436
XXXX
XX
XXXX
272
XX
4.491
XXXX
4.492
XX
4.493
XXXX
4.494
XX
4.495
STOCKING CLASS
DIST. TO IMP. ROAD
3.250
X
STAND HISTORY
TALLY NUMBER
TRAIL/ROAD TYPE
CRUISER NUMBER
YEAR
YEAR
DAY
3.240
STAND STRUCTURE
PHASE
3.230
PAST NONFOREST LU
XXX
5
4.496
4.440
4.450
4.451
4.452
4.460
4.465
4.470
XXXX
XX
XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
PRESENT NONFOREST LU
XXX
TIMBER MGMT. CLASS
3.220
XXXX
PHYSIOGRAPHIC CLASS
3.210
XX
TREATMENT 3 YEAR
3.200
XX
TREATMENT 3
3.190
XXXX
TREATMENT 2 YEAR
3.180
XX
TREATMENT 2
3.170
XX
TREATMENT 1 YEAR
3.160
X
TREATMENT 1
3.155
X
MONTH
PLOT LEVEL DATA
DISTURBANCE 3 YEAR
DISTURBANCE 3
55 5 5 5 55 55 5 5
DISTURBANCE 2 YEAR
MONTH
3.150
X
PREVIOUS
DISTURBANCE 2
LAND USE
3.145
CURRENT
DISTURBANCE 1 YEAR
STAND AGE
X
ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION
SPECIES
3.140
CREW TYPE
QA STATUS
COUNTY
SAMPLE KIND
X
OWNER CLASS
XXXX
PRIVATE OWNER
INDUSTRIAL STATUS
3.130
XXX
TREE DENSITY
3.120
X
OWNER GROUP
REGENERATION STATUS
3.110
XX
UNIT
PLOT NUMBER
STATE
3.100
RESERVE STATUS
STAND SIZE
4.310
LAND USE CLASS
CONDITION CLASS STATUS
4.300
FOREST TYPE
CONDITION CLASS NUMBER
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All accessible forestland
Remeasure plots
ME MAINE only
All plots
5
XX
CONDITION CLASS LEVEL DATA
ME
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All accessible forestland
X
1
2
3
4
XXX
X
X
XXX
XXX
XX
55
5 55
5 55
5 55
7.005
7.100
7.105
7.110
7.120
7.130
7.140
X
X
X
XXXXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
AGE
DBH
TOTAL LENGTH
7.001
SPECIES
4.130
CONDITION CLASS LIST
4.125
SUBPLOT NUMBER
4.120
CONDITION CLASS NUM.
4.110
SITE TREE NUMBER
4.107
CROWN CLOSURE CLASS
SUBPLOT ASPECT
4.106
SITE INDEX DATA
SNOW / WATER DEPTH
SUBPLOT SLOPE
4.105
MICROPLOT CENTER
CONDITION
4.100
SUBPLOT CENTER CONDITION
SUBPLOT NUMBER
SLOPE CORRECTION
SUBPLOT LEVEL DATA
COND CL
X
ME
ME
COND CL
COND CL
ME
COND CL
ME
COND CL
COND CL
M E MAINE only
All boundaries
STAND AGE WORKSHEET
4.214
4.215
4.216
4.217
X
XXX
XXX
XX
XXX
XXX
WEIGHTED AGE
CORNER DIS TO BOUNDARY
4.213
X
PERCENT OF OVERSTORY
CORNER AZ TO BOUNDARY
4.212
X
RING COUNT PLUS 5 YEARS
CONDITION CLASS NUMBER
4.211
X
SPECIES
BOUNDARY CHANGE
CONTRASTING COND. CLASS
4.200
X
RIGHT AZ TO BOUNDARY
PLOT TYPE
4.100
LEFT AZ TO BOUNDARY
SUBPLOT NUMBER
BOUNDARY DATA
XXX
XX
XXX
100%
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YR
3.180
CRUISER
3.220
XX
XX
XX.XX
MIN
3.320
SEC
3.330
XX
XX
XX.XX
NUMBER OF
READINGS
3.361
TALLY
3.230
XXX
XX
DEG
3.310
GPS
ELEVATION
3.365
5 5
XXXX
XXX
XXX
&
/
TIME
:&
AM PM
OWNER TELEPHONE #:
&
/
TIME
:&
AM PM
POSTED?
LETTER &
[
]
XXX
XX
XX.XX
.
Y
TELEPHONE& [
]
.
GPS
ERROR(ft)
3.375
PLGR S/N
XXX
/
ON-SITE [&
SEC
3.360
3.380
XXXXXX
+
-
/
N
XX.XX
MIN
3.350
X
DATE
5
XX
DEG
3.340
5 5 5
5
DATE
Y
XXX
GPS
LOCATION
3.370
OWNER CONTACT ATTEMPT #2:
OWNER CONTACT?
SEC
3.360
0
OWNER CONTACT ATTEMPT #1:
8.100
MIN
3.350
0
.
55 5 5 5
XX
LONGITUDE
DEG
3.340
5 5 55 5 5 55
PC
DAY
3.170
SEC
3.330
.
Printed label with plot
and photo information
XX
MIN
3.320
5 5 5 5 5 5 55
SP
MO
3.160
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GPS LATITUDE
DEG
3.310
8.120
N
]
INFO. QUALITY
NAME
Complete ownership information for plot center on all
forested plots and as necessary for nonforest plots.
ADDRESS
8.110
CITY & ZIP CODE
SOURCE
X
TWP/MAP#/SECT.#
&
5
2.110 STARTING POINT: SPECIES -
DBH -
Provide notes about the starting point for all plots.
5
WITNESSED BY SPEC
DBH
HD
AZ
5 5 55
5 5 55
2.120 COURSE TO PLOT (cont.)
DIST
SC
5
NOTES -
SPP
DBH DIS
DIR
NOTES
-- All plots
= -- Plots with forested conditions
2.160 PLOT CENTER WITNESSED BY -
Provide notes about the PC witnesses when established.
LINE NO. SPEC
*
*
DBH
HD
AZ
NOTES -
= = = =
= = = =
*
-- Complete if witness
trees were also tally trees.
&
-- Plots with a forested condition
at PC.
2.120 COURSE TO PLOT
DISTANCE
&
5
DIST
SC
AZIMUTH
FEET
5
SPP
DBH DIS
DEG
DIR
= = ====
NOTES
Continue station information
as needed until arrival at PC.
Include descriptive notes when
warranted.
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OFFICE EDIT
FIELD EDIT
3.100
3.110
3.120
XX
X
XXX
5 5 5
3.130
XXXX
3.140
X
5 5
5
All Plots
2.210
XXX
2.220 2.230 2.240
XX
XX
XX
5 555
2.182 GENERAL NOTES
2.310
XXX
2.320 2.330 2.340
XX
XX
XX
5 5 55
CALCULATIONS
This area is used for notes about the plot or individual tally items.
All changes in land use must be documented in this section.
Describe the land use for all nonforest plots in this section
(e.g., Entire plot fall in cropland without trees -- LU is 61.)
Show calculations used to
determine the course-to-plot.
N
2.181 SKETCH MAP OF PLOT LOCATION
W
S
ALL PLOTS
Draw a sketch map of the general plot location that provides enough detail so that
the Starting Point can be relocated without the use of aerial photographs. Include
the distance to the nearest town, major road intersectons, the locations of SP and
PC, as well as any additional landmarks that may be useful. Record distances that
are driven in miles and tenths of miles, and distances that are walked in feet or
chains.
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3.100 3.110
XX
X
5 5
3.120
XXX
5
PAGE 5
3.130 3.140
XXXX
5
X
5 5
All Plots
2.170 PLOT DIAGRAM
2
Sketch in the boundaries of any plot that
has multiple conditions, as well as any
features that may facilitate the relocation
of this plot.
Be particularly careful to sketch condition
boundaries that occur within the subplot
as accurately as possible (include azimuths).
For plots where all 4 subplots fall entirely
within one condition, clearly note on this
page: "All Condition 1".
4
1
3
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XX
X
PAGE 6
5
3.120
3.130
3.140
XXX
XXXX
X
5 5 5
Accessible forest land only
All plots
ME MAINE accessible forest land only
5 5
REPRODUCTION NUMBER
CONDITION CLASS
# OF STEMS
5.200
5.300
5.100
5.110
5.120
5.140
5.200
5.300
XXX
X
XX
X
XXX
XXX
XXX
X
XX
DBH (SEEDS)
SUBPLOT NUMBER
5.140
XXX
SPECIES
# OF STEMS
5.120
XXX
Seedlings
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
Dwarf shrubs
ME
ME
ME
ME
Vines
Shrubs
STOCKING PLOT WORKSHEET
FOREST TYPE ________________________________
CUMULATIVE TOTAL
XXX
STOCKING VALUE
X
SEEDLING COUNT
LARGEST DBH IN CONDITION _________________
TEMPORARY SUBPLOT #
ME
DBH (TREE AND SAPLING)
001
SPECIES
DBH (SEEDS)
5.110
X
SPECIES
5.100
SUBPLOT NUMBER
CONDITION CLASS
REPRODUCTION DATA (cont.)
REPRODUCTION NUMBER
REPRODUCTION DATA
XXX
XX
XXX
XXX
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X
6.205
6.206
XX
XXX
XXX
X
X
X
X
X
XX
X
XX
X
XX
X
X
XX
S S = =R
R
S S = =R
R
6.270 6.271 6.272 6.2736.274 6.275 6.276 6.290 6.300
XX
X
XX
R
R R R
R R
R
R R R
R R
R
R R R
R
X
X
XX
X
X
X
6.305
XXXX
6.310 6.320
X
X
6.330
6.340
6.350
XXX
XX
XXX
NOTES
DECAY CLASS
UTILIZATION CLASS
MORTALITY YEAR
TREE CLASS
MERCH CLASS
DAMAGE TYPE 2
DAMAGE SEVERITY 2
DAMAGE LOCATION 2
DAMAGE TYPE 1
DAMAGE SEVERITY 1
CAUSE OF DEATH
DAMAGE LOCATION 1
CROWN CLASS
6.207 6.210 6.220 6.230 6.2406.250 6.260
PREV TREE/MERCH CLASS
6.200
XXX
PREV DBH
6.150 6.1556.1606.170 6.175 6.180 6.190
COMPACT. CROWN RATIO
ACTUAL LENGTH
BOLE LENGTH
TOTAL LENGTH
TREE GRADE
SAWLOG LENGTH
LEAN ANGLE
XX
TREE CONDITION
6.140
XXX
COND. CLASS NUMBER
AZIMUTH
6.130
XXX
DBH
HORIZ DISTANCE
6.120
XXX
DIAMETER CHECK
SPECIES
6.110
XXX
TREE HISTORY
TREE NUMBER
6.105
X
SUBPLOT NUMBER
6.100
ME MAINE only
TREE LEVEL DATA
CUBIC FOOT CULL
XXXX
D Dead trees
R Rem. live trees
3.130 3.140
% SOUNDNESS (CUFT)
XXX
BOARD FOOT CULL
3.120
X
55 5 55
% SOUNDNESS (BDFT)
XX
= Rem. live/dead trees
S Sawlogs
New trees
LENGTH METHOD
3.100 3.110
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5 All plots / trees
Live saplings 1.0-in to <5.0-in DBH
5
ME
Live trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5
S S
Dead trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5
S S
S S
Snags >= 5.0-in DBH
5
5 = = = = 10 ===== S
5 = = = = 11 ===== S
5 = = = = 12 ===== S
=
5 = = = = 13
=
5 = = = = 14
=
5 = = = = 15
5= = = = 16 ===== S
5= = = = 17
=
5= = = = 18 = ====S
5 = = = = 19 = ====S
S
====
====
====
S
= = == S
S == R
R
D
R
R R R
R R
==
S
= = == S
= = == S
S == R
R
D
R
R R R
R R
S ==R
R
R
R R R
R R
==
==
S
S
S
S S = =R
D
R
==
==
R ==
D
D
D
= = =
=
=
= =
= =
= =
=
= =
=
= = =
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X
30
31
32
33
34
38
39
X
X
X
XX
= ====S
= ====S
= ====S
= ====S
= ====S
= ====S
==
==
S= =
S= =
S= =
S= =
= ====S
=
=
= ====S
=
=
=
S
S
S
6.207 6.210 6.220 6.230 6.2406.250 6.260
X
XX
==
== S
== S
== S
== S
== S
X
XX
X
X
XX
6.270 6.271 6.272 6.2736.274 6.275 6.276 6.290 6.300
XX
X
XX
X
X
XX
X
X
X
==== ========
R D R R R R R R ==
R D R R R R R R ==
S == R R D R R R R R R ==
S ==
D
==
S ==
D
==
6.305
XXXX
X
= = == S
S
==
D
D
D
D
D
D
==
D
==
D
D
S
= = == S
S
== R
R
D
D
R
R R R
R R
X
6.330
6.340
6.350
XXX
XX
XXX
NOTES
DECAY CLASS
6.310 6.320
S S
S == R
S ==R
UTILIZATION CLASS
MORTALITY YEAR
TREE CLASS
MERCH CLASS
DAMAGE TYPE 2
DAMAGE SEVERITY 2
DAMAGE LOCATION 2
DAMAGE TYPE 1
DAMAGE SEVERITY 1
CAUSE OF DEATH
XXX
DAMAGE LOCATION 1
6.206
XXX
CROWN CLASS
6.205
XX
COMPACT. CROWN RATIO
6.200
PREV TREE/MERCH CLASS
X
PREV DBH
X
ACTUAL LENGTH
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
XXX
BOLE LENGTH
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
23
24
25
6.150 6.155 6.1606.170 6.1756.180 6.190
TOTAL LENGTH
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
22
TREE GRADE
=
=
=
=
=
=
SAWLOG LENGTH
=
=
=
=
=
=
XX
20
21
LEAN ANGLE
=
=
=
=
=
=
6.140
TREE CONDITION
XXX
COND. CLASS NUMBER
6.130
XXX
DBH
AZIMUTH
6.120
XXX
DIAMETER CHECK
SPECIES
HORIZ DISTANCE
6.110
XXX
TREE HISTORY
TREE NUMBER
6.105
X
SUBPLOT NUMBER
6.100
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
TREE LEVEL DATA
CUBIC FOOT CULL
XXXX
% SOUNDNESS (CUFT)
XXX
BOARD FOOT CULL
3.120
X
% SOUNDNESS (BDFT)
XX
55 5 55
LENGTH METHOD
3.100 3.110
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=
= = =
=
= = =
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
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X
5= = = =
5= = = =
5= = = =
40
41
42
43
44
= ====S
=
=
= ====S
=
XX
S
6.207 6.210 6.220 6.230 6.2406.250 6.260
X
XX
= = == S
X
XX
X
X
S
==
XX
XX
D
X
XX
X
X
XX
X
X
X
6.305
XXXX
X
==
D
= = == S
S
==
D
==
D
=
D
D
50
53
54
= ====
=
= ==
X
6.330
6.340
6.350
XXX
XX
XXX
=
=
=
=
=
NOTES
DECAY CLASS
6.310 6.320
D
D
S
UTILIZATION CLASS
MORTALITY YEAR
TREE CLASS
MERCH CLASS
DAMAGE TYPE 2
DAMAGE SEVERITY 2
DAMAGE LOCATION 2
DAMAGE TYPE 1
DAMAGE SEVERITY 1
CAUSE OF DEATH
6.270 6.271 6.272 6.2736.274 6.275 6.276 6.290 6.300
PREV TREE/MERCH CLASS
X
PREV DBH
X
DAMAGE LOCATION 1
XXX
X
CROWN CLASS
6.206
XXX
X
COMPACT. CROWN RATIO
ACTUAL LENGTH
6.205
XX
X
BOLE LENGTH
TOTAL LENGTH
=
=
=
=
=
6.200
XXX
TREE GRADE
=
=
=
=
=
SAWLOG LENGTH
=
=
=
=
=
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
6.150 6.155 6.160 6.170 6.175 6.180 6.190
LEAN ANGLE
XX
TREE CONDITION
6.140
XXX
COND. CLASS NUMBER
6.130
XXX
DBH
AZIMUTH
6.120
XXX
DIAMETER CHECK
SPECIES
HORIZ DISTANCE
6.110
XXX
TREE HISTORY
TREE NUMBER
6.105
X
SUBPLOT NUMBER
6.100
TREE LEVEL DATA
CUBIC FOOT CULL
XXXX
55 5 55
% SOUNDNESS (CUFT)
XXX
BOARD FOOT CULL
3.120
X
% SOUNDNESS (BDFT)
XX
LENGTH METHOD
3.100 3.110
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=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
= = =
= = =
= = =
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XX
X
XX
X
X
XX
XX
6.271 6.272 6.273 6.274 6.275 6.276 6.290 6.300
X
XX
X
X
XX
X
X
X
6.305
6.310
6.320
6.330
6.340
6.350
XXXX
X
X
XXX
XX
XXX
NOTES
TREE CLASS
MERCH CLASS
DAMAGE TYPE 2
6.270
X
DAMAGE SEVERITY 2
6.207 6.210 6.220 6.230 6.240 6.250 6.260
DAMAGE LOCATION 2
XXX
DAMAGE TYPE 1
6.206
XXX
DAMAGE SEVERITY 1
6.205
XX
DAMAGE LOCATION 1
6.200
PREV TREE/MERCH CLASS
X
PREV DBH
X
DECAY CLASS
X
UTILIZATION CLASS
X
MORTALITY YEAR
X
CAUSE OF DEATH
6.155 6.160 6.170 6.175 6.180 6.190
CROWN CLASS
XXX
COMPACT. CROWN RATIO
6.150
XX
CUBIC FOOT CULL
6.140
XXX
% SOUNDNESS (CUFT)
6.130
XXX
BOARD FOOT CULL
DBH
6.120
XXX
% SOUNDNESS (BDFT)
AZIMUTH
TREE HISTORY
6.110
XXX
ACTUAL LENGTH
HORIZ DISTANCE
6.105
X
LENGTH METHOD
SPECIES
6.100
SUBPLOT NUMBER
TREE NUMBER
TREE LEVEL DATA
BOLE LENGTH
X
TOTAL LENGTH
XXXX
55 5 55
TREE GRADE
3.130 3.140
SAWLOG LENGTH
XXX
LEAN ANGLE
3.120
X
TREE CONDITION
XX
COND. CLASS NUMBER
3.100 3.110
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Ohio Tally Variables for the Partial 10-Pt Remeasurement
5 All plots / trees = All live/dead trees
on "Prism" Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
DIAMETER CHECK
USDA FOREST SERVICE
NORTHEASTERN RESEARCH STATION
FOREST INVENTOY AND ANALYSIS
MANUAL VERSION 1.4 AND 1.5
Trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5= = = =
5= = = =
10
19
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5= = = =
5= = = =
21
23
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Reconcile these
previously measured trees
on Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
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Tally new trees on the 6.8'
Microplot located at PC for
Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
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Trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5= =
5=
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12
20
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25
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Use these tree histories with caution
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X
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XX
6.207 6.210 6.220 6.230 6.240 6.250 6.260
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XX
X
XX
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X
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6.270 6.271 6.272 6.273 6.274 6.275 6.276 6.290 6.300
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X
XX
X
X
XX
X
X
X
6.305
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6.310 6.320
X
X
6.330
6.340
6.350
XXX
XX
XXX
NOTES
DECAY CLASS
UTILIZATION CLASS
MORTALITY YEAR
TREE CLASS
MERCH CLASS
DAMAGE TYPE 2
DAMAGE SEVERITY 2
DAMAGE LOCATION 2
DAMAGE TYPE 1
DAMAGE SEVERITY 1
CAUSE OF DEATH
XXX
DAMAGE LOCATION 1
6.206
XXX
CROWN CLASS
6.205
XX
COMPACT. CROWN RATIO
6.200
PREV DBH
X
PREV TREE/MERCH CLASS
6.155 6.160 6.170 6.175 6.180 6.190
CUBIC FOOT CULL
XXX
% SOUNDNESS (CUFT)
6.150
XX
% SOUNDNESS (BDFT)
6.140
XXX
LENGTH METHOD
DBH
6.130
XXX
BOARD FOOT CULL
TREE HISTORY
6.120
XXX
DIAMETER CHECK
AZIMUTH
6.110
XXX
SPECIES
6.105
X
TREE NUMBER
6.100
SUBPLOT NUMBER
HORIZ DISTANCE
TREE LEVEL DATA
TOTAL LENGTH
X
ACTUAL LENGTH
XXXX
55 5 55
BOLE LENGTH
3.130 3.140
TREE GRADE
XXX
SAWLOG LENGTH
3.120
X
LEAN ANGLE
XX
TREE CONDITION
3.100 3.110
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Ohio Tally Variables for the Partial 10-Pt Remeasurement
on Prism Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
COND. CLASS NUMBER
USDA FOREST SERVICE
NORTHEASTERN RESEARCH STATION
FOREST INVENTOY AND ANALYSIS
MANUAL VERSION 1.4 AND 1.5
Trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
5=
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= 40 =
= 41
= 42
= 43 =
= 44
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31
32
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34
38
Reconcile All Removals
on Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
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39
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Trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5= =
5= =
5= =
5= =
5= =
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Reconcile All Mortality
on Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
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Trees >= 5.0-in DBH
5 = = = = 50
5 = = = = 53 =
5 = = = = 54
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Reconcile All Other Trees
on Points 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
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= = =
= = =
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