A forest scientist in a quiet office lined with books and maps, holding an increment borer wood core sample up to natural window light, thoughtful expression.
A forest scientist in a quiet office lined with books and maps, holding an increment borer wood core sample up to natural window light, thoughtful expression.
/ RESEARCH & BIOMETRICS

The math of the woods

Developing robust empirical models to forecast long-term forest dynamics. Our work translates complex quantitative ecology into practical, field-tested tools for sustainable silvicultural decisions.

SCHOLARLY RECORD

Selected publications

Peer-reviewed research and biometric frameworks analyzing forest growth, yield dynamics, and response to silvicultural interventions over decades.

JOURNAL OF FORESTRY
BIOMETRICS QUARTERLY
SILVICULTURE RESEARCH

Growth models for mature timber

Stochastic yield forecasting

Decadal response pathways

A long-term evaluation of empirical growth projections in mixed-conifer stands, establishing baseline metrics for multi-cohort management.

Integrating environmental covariates into traditional growth and yield models to improve precision under changing climatic regimes.

Quantifying how intensive silvicultural decisions alter stand structure and merchantable volume recovery over forty-year observation windows.