Who we are
Field Data Services sits within the Centre for Inventory, Forecasting and Operational Support (IFOS) and brings together highly skilled and valued staff from the previous teams of Technical Services Unit (TSU), Technical Development Branch (TDB), and the National Forest Inventory Quality Assurance (NFI QA).
Field Data Services provide reliable, timely and high-quality field data […]
By Samantha Broadmeadow and Tom Nisbet.
Research Report to Parrett Catchment Project, Wet Woodland Group, December 2003.
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The report of Forest Research for the year ending March 1953. The report includes:
Introduction
Summary of the year’s work
Part i: Work carried out by Forestry Commission staff
-Forest tree seed investigations
-Experimental work in nurseries
-Silvicultural investigations in the forest
–Rhododendron ponticum in British woodlands
-Survey of tree growth on colliery spoil heaps
-Investigations into damage by the gale of January 31st […]
Map-based case study to assess how woodland creation could be better targeted within catchments to locations where it would contribute most to maximising water and other benefits, while minimising risks.
By Samantha Broadmeadow, Tom Nisbet, Martyn Silgram & Katrina Morrow.
Final report to the Environment Agency and Forestry Commission England, May 2009.
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Forest hydrology
Soil sustainability
This report considers the key issues relating to woodland and the Water Framework Directive (WFD) in England and Wales, but has application to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
By Tom Nisbet, Martyn Silgram, Nadeem Shah, Katrina Morrow & Samantha Broadmeadow.
Forest Research Monograph: 4ISBN 978-0-85538-830-0
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Forest hydrology
Soil sustainability
By Tom Nisbet and Huw Thomas.
Final Report for Defra Project SLD2316 – a study designed to evaluate and demonstrate the contribution of floodplain woodland to flood alleviation.
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Forest hydrology
Soil sustainability
By Samantha Broadmeadow and Tom Nisbet.
Research report to Forestry Commission England, March 2009.
Forest Research Monograph: 1ISBN 978-0-85538-822-5
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Forest hydrology
Soil sustainability
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