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A decision support modelling framework for multiple use forest management: The Queen Elizabeth Forest case study in Scotland

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  • Fawcett, Roy H.
  • Mutch, William E. S.

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  • Kazana, Vassiliki & Fawcett, Roy H. & Mutch, William E. S., 2003. "A decision support modelling framework for multiple use forest management: The Queen Elizabeth Forest case study in Scotland," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 148(1), pages 102-115, July.
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