Forest Inventory Volume Sample Clauses

Forest Inventory Volume. I have decided that the use of the 6% increase in inventory is reasonable based on the VRI Phase II information provided and expert staff opinion and I re-affirm the base AAC increase as modelled. This decision recognizes some incompleteness and uncertainties around the potentially “conservative” 6% estimate but assumes the positives and negatives balance. I have questioned why the Fraser Protocol adjustment process, which is considered standard procedure, did not produce reliable results. I have chosen to address this uncertainty by requesting that the IFPA-holders work with appropriate government staff to identify and document the deficiencies with the Fraser protocol adjustment in the Merritt TSA or to provide an updated timber supply analysis with an acceptable adjustment using the Fraser protocol. If the documentation presents new information that is contrary to accepting a 6% increase in inventory, I may revisit this decision.
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