João Henrique Nunes Palma


AuthID: R-000-KZ7

Confirmed Publications: 6



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TITLE: A decision support system for a multi stakeholder's decision process in a Portuguese National Forest
AUTHORS: Garcia Gonzalo, J ; Palma, JHN ; Freire, JPA; Tome, M ; Mateus, R; Rodriguez, LCE; Bushenkov, V; Borges, JG ;
PUBLISHED: 2013, SOURCE: FOREST SYSTEMS, VOLUME: 22, ISSUE: 2
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TITLE: Resource communication. sIMfLOR - platform for portuguese forest simulators
AUTHORS: Faias, SP; Palma, JHN ; Barreiro, S ; Paulo, JA ; Tome, M ;
PUBLISHED: 2012, SOURCE: FOREST SYSTEMS, VOLUME: 21, ISSUE: 3
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TITLE: A system identification approach for developing and parameterising an agroforestry system model under constrained availability of data  Full Text
AUTHORS: Karel J Keesman; Anil Graves; Wopke van der Werf; Paul J Burgess; Joao Palma ; Christian Dupraz; Herman van Keulen;
PUBLISHED: 2011, SOURCE: ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE, VOLUME: 26, ISSUE: 12
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TITLE: Farm-SAFE: the process of developing a plot- and farm-scale model of arable, forestry, and silvoarable economics  Full Text
AUTHORS: Graves, AR; Burgess, PJ; Liagre, F; P Terreaux; Borrel, T; Dupraz, C; Palma, J ; Herzog, F;
PUBLISHED: 2011, SOURCE: AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS, VOLUME: 81, ISSUE: 2
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TITLE: Implementation and calibration of the parameter-sparse Yield-SAFE model to predict production and land equivalent ratio in mixed tree and crop systems under two contrasting production situations in Europe  Full Text
AUTHORS: Graves, AR; Burgess, PJ; Palma, J ; Keesman, KJ; van der Werf, W; Dupraz, C; van Keulen, H; Herzog, F; Mayus, M;
PUBLISHED: 2010, SOURCE: ECOLOGICAL MODELLING, VOLUME: 221, ISSUE: 13-14
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