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General tips
Diameter generally in cm
Height in m
DBH graduation Biltmore stick
A is fixed distance from eye, D is diameter.

Bark diameter models
Du.b. = a * Do.b.
Du.b. = a + b * Do.b.
Height from geometry

Height from shadow

Height from trigonometry

Height from diameter

Huber’s volume formula

Smalian’s volume formula

Newton’s volume formula

SA Forestry Handbook volume formula

SA Forestry Handbook Vu.b. for SW & HWs

Log stack estimation
Logs of uniform length & tidy stack.
Form factors
f = tree or stem volume / cylinder volume
Absolute form factor (FF) - tree base diameter as reference
True form factor (γ) - diameter at 10% tree’s height as reference
Breast height or artificial or false form factor (f) - dbh as reference
Field practice

Combined variable equation

Schumacher and Hall equation
dbh in cm & height in m
remember to eln V

Forestry Handbook taper estimation

Stems per hectare
N is stems/ha, n is avg stems in plot, a is average plot size
OR just Total Trees / Total Area
1ha = 100m * 100m = 10 000m2

Arithmetic mean d

Quadratic mean d

Conversion of quadratic and arithmetic mean diameter

Stand basal area from QMD
B = k * N * (QMD)2
k is basal area constant, N is stand density, QMD is quadratic mean diameter.
Stand volume approaches
