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Director
David G. Briggs is a professor in Forest Products and Operations Research at the College of
Forest Resources, as well as the Director of the Stand Management Cooperative. His research has focused on: 1) operations research and management science in the forest products industry, emphasizing modeling and optimization of converting trees into logs and recovery of lumber and other products from logs; and 2) quality control and quality management systems in the forest products industry.
Administrative Specialist
Megan O'Shea manages all of our publications, as well as our web site, conferences and meetings.
Her efforts lead to our success in sharing information with others.
She continues to support the Stand
Management Cooperative, also based at the College of
Forest Resources.
Executive Board
Recognizing the importance of the cooperative aspect of
this program, an Executive Advisory Board
has been established to provide review and guidance. This will help
to assure our success of creating sustainable economic and environmental
benefits for the State.
Partners
Working with the PFC are College of Forest Resource professors:
L. Monika Moskal,
Sandor Toth,
Gerard Schreuder,
Jim Fridley,
Bruce Lippke,
Jim Agee, and
Peter Schiess
and College of Engineering professors:
Denise Wilson,
Jens Jorgensen,
Mark Ganter,
Yinhai Wang,
and Kamal Ahmed
Supporters
Steve Reutebuch, Bob McGaughey of the USDA Forest Service Silviculture and Forest Models Team, and Hans-Erik Andersen with the USDA Forest Service PNW Forest Inventory and Analysis Team continue to provide tremendous support.
Students
College
of Forest Resources Students
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| Andrew Cooke |
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| Received his B.A. in Geography from the University of Washington. He is currently working on an MS in GIS and remote sensing. His research is focused on understanding LIDAR response in chaparral and other low, dense vegetation, with the goal of improving the use of LIDAR vegetation metrics in fire modeling. Thesis Title: Analysis of LIDAR-derived bare ground model accuracy in southern California chaparral. webpage |
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| Akira Kato |
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| Received his MS in remote sensing with a minor in forestry from the University of Tokyo in Japan. He is now persuing a PhD working on the integration of LIDAR datasets and photos using GIS software(ERDAS and ENVI) and the C programming language. |
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| Yuzhen Li |
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| She recieved her BS in Forestry from ShanDong Agriculture University, in Taian China, and her MS in Forest Biometrics from the University of Washington. She is currently working on a PhD focusing on linking remote sensing data with USDA Forest Service FIA ground measurement data. |
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| Jacob Strunk |
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| Currently completing his Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources degree in the Environmental Science and Resource Management program at the College of Forest Resources. |
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Past Students
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