Stereo photo series for quantifying natural fuels
By: Roger D. Ottmar, Robert E. Vihnanek, Clinton S. Wright.
Contributors: Vihnanek, Robert E., 1951-; Wright, Clinton S.; National Wildfire Coordinating Group (U.S.)
Series: v. 9-10: General technical report PNW-GTR -- 714, 719
Publisher: National Wildfire Coordinating Group
Published: 1998
Place of publication: [Boise, ID]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: Forests and forestry -- United States; Forest ecology -- United States; Forest site quality -- United States; Fuelwood -- United States
Other titles: Natural fuels photo series
Notes: Vol. 2, <6    > by Roger D. Ottmar and Robert E. Vihnanek.

Vol. 4-   by Roger D. Ottmar, Robert E. Vihnanek, and Jon C. Regelbrugge.

Vol. 6a-   by Roger D. Ottmar, Robert E. Vihnanek, and Jared W. Mathey.

Vol. 7, 9 by Roger D. Ottmar and others.

"Sponsored by United States Department of Agriculture [and] United States Department of the Interior [and] National Association of State Foresters"--V. 3-4, <6-6a, 7    >.

"PMS 830"--Vol. 1 cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Mixed-conifer with mortality, western juniper, sagebrush, and grassland types in the interior Pacific Northwest; title: v. 2. Black spruce and white spruce types in Alaska; title: v. 3. Lodgepole pine, quaking aspen, and gambel oak types in the Rocky Mountains; title: v. 4. Pinyon-juniper, chaparral, and sagebrush types in the southwestern United States; title: v. 6. Longleaf pine, pocosin, and marshgrass types in the Southeast United States; title: v. 6a. Sand hill, sand pine scrub, and hardwoods with white pine types in the Southeast United States with supplemental sites for volume VI; title: v 7. Oregon white oak, California deciduous oak, and mixed-conifer with shrub types in the western United States; title: v. 8 Hardwood, pitch pine, and red spruce/balsam fir types in the northeastern United States; title: v. 9. Oak/juniper types in southern Arizona and New Mexico; title: v. 10. Sagebrush with grass and Ponderosa pine-juniper types in central Montana.