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Research on the Optimal Forest Management Plan Based on Entropy Weight Method

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Nowadays, the global climate crisis is becoming increasingly serious. Carbon sequestration [1] is a solution for mitigating climate change in addition to reducing carbon emissions. However, how to balance ecology and economy is a problem that people face. Therefore, we propose a method for determining forest carbon sequestration capacity and making management recommendations to forest management agencies. First, we designed the Maximum Carbon Sequestration Volume Model (MCSV) model, which can more accurately measure the carbon sequestration capacity of forests. Second, we propose the Forest Management Decision Model (FMD) evaluation model, which uses the Forest Management Index (FMI) to guide the implementation of measures by forest management departments. We comprehensively consider the influence of six indicators in the three factors of environment, economy and policy, and set different thresholds according to the actual development level of the country, and give suggestions suitable for the national conditions. At the end of this paper, the model is applied to forest management in India, and a reasonable and feasible optimal forest management plan is given.

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      ICSLT '22: Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on e-Society, e-Learning and e-Technologies
      June 2022
      125 pages
      ISBN:9781450396660
      DOI:10.1145/3545922

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