Post on 22-Feb-2016
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FIA Web Tools
Why use FIDO ?
Multiple output formats – including HTML tables, comma delimited text, PDF and Google Maps
Save Templates for Future Use
Visual interface for circular retrievals
Run multiple reports without starting from scratch
Getting Started- http://fia.fs.fed.us/
Likely to have changed by now.
All the population estimates are listed for every evaluation they are available.
Standard Reports by State goes here
FIDO Welcome Page
Custom Retrievals
FIDO Layout
Start New Retrieval
Premade Templates
Select Template
Region of Interest
Google Map Display
Choose Survey Years
Annual InventoryMichigan, 2007
=2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Periodic InventoryWisconsin, 1996
= year when majority of plots were measured or midpoint
Survey Years
Produce Report
Report Display
Multiple surveys per state – Summary contains only table totals:
Single survey per state – Summary of all rows
Saving Report Output
Other Output Formats
Save Active Retrieval – Step 1
Save Custom File – Step 2
Load Custom File
Other Features – Filter Options
Filter by Species?
Other Features – Editing Report
Other Features – Copying a report
Other Features – More Reports
Standard Reports
Fast, No-Frills
New Biomass and Carbon Estimations
Filters – More Available
Ability to enter SQL code and SQL available as output
Why use EVALIDator?
EstimatesArea in acres
Tree Count
Tree Volume
Tree Growth/Removals/Mortality
Biomass – old and new methods
Carbon
Live tree and sapling aboveground biomass
Live merchantable biomass
Live top and limb biomass
Live sapling biomass
Live stump (ground to 12 inches) biomass
Live belowground tree and sapling and woodland species biomass
Live woodland species biomass
Old regional method - Live tree and sapling aboveground biomass
Old regional method - Live merchantable biomass
Estimates – Biomass oven dry(short tons)
Carbon in standing dead trees Carbon in understory aboveground Carbon in understory belowground Carbon in down dead Carbon in litter Soil organic carbon Carbon in live trees and saplings aboveground Carbon in live trees and saplings belowground Carbon in live trees and saplings above and
belowground
Estimates – Carbon (short tons)
Results
The End