Note: If these effects are used with NCI Mortality, the time period unit for parameters must match the value specified in the NCI Parameter Period (years) parameter.
NCI Size Effect Mode, in cm (X0) | The mode of the size effect curve. |
NCI Size Effect Variance, in cm (Xb) | The variance of the size effect curve. |
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
NCI Size Effect Mode, in cm (X0) | The mode of the size effect curve. |
NCI Size Effect Variance, in cm (Xb) | The variance of the size effect curve. |
NCI Size Effect Minimum Diameter | The minimum possible diameter for size effect. Trees with a diameter less than this value will use this value in the size effect calculation instead. |
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
You can set a minimum diameter for the size effect in the NCI Size Effect Minimum Diameter parameter. Any target tree whose diameter is less than this value will get a size effect based on the minimum diameter instead. This allows you to avoid problems with very small trees that can occur because of the shape of the lognormal function.
NCI Size Effect "a" | Size effect power function scaling factor "a" parameter. |
NCI Size Effect "b" | Size effect exponent "b" parameter. |
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
NCI Size Effect Minimum Diameter | The minimum possible diameter for size effect. Trees with a diameter less than this value will use this value in the size effect calculation instead. |
NCI Size Effect Mode, in cm (X0) | The mode of the size effect curve. |
NCI Size Effect Variance, in cm (Xb) | The variance of the size effect curve. |
NCI Size Effect Shift, in cm (Xp) | The amount of peak shift. |
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
You can set a minimum diameter for the size effect in the NCI Size Effect Minimum Diameter parameter. Any target tree whose diameter is less than this value will get a size effect based on the minimum diameter instead. This allows you to avoid problems with very small trees that can occur because of the shape of the lognormal function.
Size Effect "a" | The "a" parameter in the compound exponential function. |
Size Effect "b" | The "b" parameter in the compound exponential function. |
Size Effect "c" | The "c" parameter in the compound exponential function. |
Size Effect "d" | The "d" parameter in the compound exponential function. |
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
This size effect features two different sets of parameters, one for healthy trees and one for trees with an infestation of a pest or pathogen.
NCI Size Effect Minimum Diameter | The minimum possible diameter for size effect. Trees with a diameter less than this value will use this value in the size effect calculation instead. |
NCI Size Effect X0, Uninfested Trees | The mode of the size effect curve, for healthy trees. |
NCI Size Effect Xb, Uninfested Trees | The variance of the size effect curve, for healthy trees. |
NCI Size Effect Xp, Uninfested Trees | The amount of peak shift, for healthy trees. |
NCI Size Effect X0, Infested Trees | The mode of the size effect curve, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
NCI Size Effect Xb, Infested Trees | The variance of the size effect curve, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
NCI Size Effect Xp, Infested Trees | The amount of peak shift, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
Trees to which this is assigned must also be assigned a behavior that simulates a pest or pathogen outbreak, such as Insect Infestation or Density Dependent Infestation.
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
Trees which have not yet been marked as infested by the pest/pathogen behavior get the "uninfested" set of parameters; those that are infested get the "infested" set of parameters.
You can set a minimum diameter for the size effect in the NCI Size Effect Minimum Diameter parameter. Any target tree whose diameter is less than this value will get a size effect based on the minimum diameter instead. This allows you to avoid problems with very small trees that can occur because of the shape of the lognormal function.
This size effect features two different sets of parameters, one for healthy trees and one for trees with an infestation of a pest or pathogen.
Size Effect "a", Uninfested Trees | The "a" parameter in the compound exponential function, for healthy trees. |
Size Effect "b", Uninfested Trees | The "b" parameter in the compound exponential function, for healthy trees. |
Size Effect "c", Uninfested Trees | The "c" parameter in the compound exponential function, for healthy trees. |
Size Effect "d", Uninfested Trees | The "d" parameter in the compound exponential function, for healthy trees. |
Size Effect "a", Infested Trees | The "a" parameter in the compound exponential function, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
Size Effect "b", Infested Trees | The "b" parameter in the compound exponential function, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
Size Effect "c", Infested Trees | The "c" parameter in the compound exponential function, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
Size Effect "d", Infested Trees | The "d" parameter in the compound exponential function, for trees infested with a pest or pathogen. |
Trees to which this is assigned must also be assigned a behavior that simulates a pest or pathogen outbreak, such as Insect Infestation or Density Dependent Infestation.
Size Effect is calculated as:
where:
Trees which have not yet been marked as infested by the pest/pathogen behavior get the "uninfested" set of parameters; those that are infested get the "infested" set of parameters.