5th International Conference of
Forest Engineering and Technologies-FETEC 2024
“Forest Operation Technologies and Systems for Small-Scale Forestry Applications”
16-18 September 2024
Ljubljana, Slovenia
University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Ljubljana, Slovenia
https://www.ormatransportu.org/fetec2024
Conference Rationale
Forestry plays a crucial role in the ecosystem, maintaining biodiversity, providing habitats, regulating the water cycle, and serving as a carbon sink to mitigate the effects of climate change. The forest resources should be managed according to principles of sustainable and close to nature forest management in order to meet needs of today’s and future’s generations. These two approaches aim to maximize the benefits of forests and to minimize environmental damages by using modern techniques and technological tools in forestry activities. Particularly, forest operations producing wood-based forest products should abide to the precision forestry approach. In recent decades, advanced small-scale forest operations, which are used in non-industrial and site-specific forestry, provide alternative methods well suited for use with precision forestry concept. Besides, small-scale forestry significantly contributes to the bio-economy through forest-based businesses, rural communities, and provision of multiple ecosystem services in many regions of the world. Small-scale harvesting machines have low initial cost and relatively low operating cost, while at the same time, their potential environmental impacts can be considerably lower than with use of large scale machinery.
5th International Conference of Forest Engineering and Technologies (FETEC 2024): “Forest operation technologies and systems for small-scale forestry applications” will be organized on 16-18 September 2024 by University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty in the city of Ljubljana, Slovenia. The conference co-organizers include FETEC Platform and IUFRO Division 3.01 The sponsor of FETEC2024 is Tajfun LLC.
Conference Objective
The aim of the conference is to discuss the most recent scientific and professional research related to forest operation technologies and systems for small-scale forestry applications with attendance of internationally renowned researchers, practitioners, and relevant shareholders.
Conference Topics
Organizational Committee
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Matevž Mihelič (Chair), University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical faculty, Slovenia
Prof.Dr. H.Hulusi Acar (Co-Chair), FETEC, Istanbul Yeni Yüzyıl University, Istanbul, Turkiye
Prof.Dr. Abdullah E. Akay, IUFRO Division 3.01, Bursa Technical University, Bursa, Turkiye
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Raffaele Spinelli, IBE-CNR, Italy
Prof.Dr. Janez Krč, University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Slovenia
Mateja Intihar, University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Slovenia
Luka Pajek, University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty Ljubljana, Slovenia
Conference Sponsor
Tajfun LLC., Planina pri Sevnici, Slovenia
Scientific Committee
Abdullah E. Akay (Chair), BTU, Bursa, Turkiye
H.Hulusi Acar, IYYU, Istanbul, Turkiye
Mario Acuna, NRIF, Helsinki, Finland
Dzhamal Amishev, LU, Canada
Burak Arıcak, BTU, Bursa, Turkiye
Kazuhiro Aruga, UDAI, Utsunomiya, Japan
Ayhan Ateşoğlu, BU, Bartın, Turkiye
Abdurrahim Aydın, DU, Düzce, Turkiye
Borys Bakay, UNFU, Lviv, Ukraine
Erhan Çalışkan, KTU, Trabzon, Turkiye
Oğuz Çoban, IUAS, Isparta, Turkiye
Milorad Danilović, UB, Belgrad, Serbia
Murat Demir, IU-C, Istanbul, Turkiye
Andreja Đuka, UZ, Zagreb, Croatia
Mehmet Eker, IUAS, Isparta, Turkiye
Seca Gandeseca, UP, Sarawak, Malaysia
M. Reza Ghaffariyan, USC, Q. Land, Australia
Peter Gorsevski, BGSU, OH, USA
Stefano Grigolato, UNIPD, Padova, Italy
Selçuk Gümüş, KTU, Trabzon, Turkiye
Velid Halilović, US, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Han Sup Han, NAU, Arizona, USA
Hajri Haska, UMT, Tirana, Albania
Hans R. Heinimann, ETH, Zurich, Switzerland
Zbigniew Karaszewski, LPIT, Poznan, Poland
Kalle Karha, UEFC, Joensuu, Kuopio, Finland
Robert Keefe, UI, Idaho, USA
Ayhan Koç, IU-C, Istanbul, Turkiye
Ola Lindroos, SLU, Umea, Sweden
Majid Lotfalian, SANRU, Sari, Iran
Natascia Magagnotti, IBE-CNR, Firenze, Italy
Piotr S. Mederski, PULS, Poznań, Poland
Matevž Mihelič, UL,BF, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Tadeusz Moskalik, SGGW, Warsaw, Poland
Ramin Naghdi, UG, Guilan, Iran
Ljupco Nestorovski, UKMS, Skopje, N.Macedonia
Tolga Öztürk, IU-C, Istanbul, Turkiye
Vladimir Petković, UBL, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Abdurasul Pirnazarov, NIET, Uzbekistan
Igor Potočnik, UL, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Anton Poje, UL, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Thomas Purfürst, UF, Freiburg, Germany
Hideo Sakai, UT, Tokyo, Japan
Dzevada Sokolovic, US, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Raffaele Spinelli, IBE-CNR, Firenze, Italy
Ben Spong, WVU, WV, USA
Karl Stampfer, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
Oleg Styranivsky, UNFU, Lviv, Ukraine
Bogdan Strimbu, OSU, Oregon, USA
Petros A. Tsioras AUTH, Thesaloniki, Greece
Metin Tunay, BU, Bartın, Turkiye
Tuğrul Varol, BU, Bartın, Turkiye
Rien Visser, UC, Christchurch, New Zealand
Rezo Vasadze, BSRU, Batumi, Georgia
Dinko Vusić, UZ, Zagreb, Croatia
Aydin Yahyayev, WCU, Baku, Azerbaijan
Hakan Yener, IU-C, Istanbul, Turkiye
Tetsuhiko Yoshimura, SU, Shimane, Japan
Secretarial and Contact
Luka Pajek, UL, BF, Ljubljana, Slovenia
E-mail: fetec2024@bf.uni-lj.si
Assist.Prof.Dr. İnanç Taş, BTU, Bursa, Turkiye
E-mail: inanc.tas@btu.edu.tr
Important Dates
Abstract Submission: Author Notification: Registration: Full Paper Submission: Publication of Proceedings: |
15 July 2024 15 Augt. 2024 30 Augt. 2024 15 Octb. 2024 15 Nov. 2 024 |
5th International Symposium of
Forest Engineering and Technologies-FETEC 2024
“Forest Operation Technologies and Systems for
Small-Scale Forestry Applications”
16-18 September 2024
Ljubljana, Slovenia
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Monday, 16 September 2024 |
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08:00-09:00 |
Registration (Biotechnical Faculty) |
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09:15-10:00 |
Welcome Notes (Biotechnical Faculty, D1) Matevž Mihelič (Chair), University of Ljubljana, Slovenia H. Hulusi Acar (Co-Chair), FETEC, İstanbul Yeni Yüzyıl Unviversity Türkiye |
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Opening Ceremony (Biotechnical Faculty, D1) Moderator: Matevž Mihelič, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
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10:15-10:30 |
Break |
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10:30-12:00 |
Plenary Session (Biotechnical Faculty, D1) Moderators: Matevž Miheli & H. Hulusi Acar |
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12:00-13:15 |
Lunch |
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13:15-13:30 |
Walk to the Department of Forestry |
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13:30-14:45 |
Technical Session 1 |
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1.1 Forest Operations Assessment (Department of Forestry, G6) |
1.2 Occupational Safety and Ergonomics (Department of Forestry, G7) |
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Session chair: Anton Poje, Slovenia Technical Assistant: Hakan Durgun |
Session chair: Abdurrahim Aydın, Türkiye Technical Assistant: Burhan Gencal |
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Assessment of mechanization in timber harvesting: A case study of Çanakkale in Türkiye. Ebru Bilici. USA. |
Statodynamic workloads of a chainsaw worker shown through the lens of motion capture technology. Matija Landekić. Croatia. |
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Analysis of skidder fuel consumption by work operations during timber extraction – Case study. Marijan Šušnjar. Croatia. |
Assessment of machine-based hazards and risks in forestry transport works using HRNS and TOPSIS methods. H.Hulusi Acar. Türkiye. |
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Analysis of production, utilization and material sources of small and medium-sized chippers in Slovenia. Matjaž Dovečar, Slovenia. |
Time consumption and potential improvements in silviculture practices to control ifolinvasive alien species - American pokeweed. Matevž Triplat, Slovenia. |
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An assessment on the methods of unit price calculation procedure for wood harvesting. Hakan Durgun. Türkiye. |
Modelling of gas dispersion in forests and usage of actual dispersion models in forest areas: A software assisted study of a likely outflow scenario. H. Hulusi Acar. Türkiye. |
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14:45-15:00 |
Break |
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15:00-16:15 |
Technical Session 2 |
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2.1 Forest Mechanization in Small-Scale Operations (Department of Forestry, G6) |
2.2 Small-scale logging machinery (Department of Forestry, G7) |
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Session chair: Piotr S. Mederski, Poland Technical Assistant: Hakan Durgun |
Session chair: Noriko Sato, Japan Technical Assistant: Burhan Gencal |
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Effects of integrating roundwood processing in skidder operator's work cycle. Branko Ursić. Croatia. |
Assessing the productivity of timber extraction with Lewis winch. H. Hulusi Acar. Türkiye. |
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Silvicultural and ecological effects of machine use in forestry. Sena Yavruoglu. Türkiye. |
Dynamic modelling and optimisation of forestry machines. Viatcheslav Loveikin. Ukraine. |
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Stump harvesting operations: examples from the Mediterranean region. Raffaele Spinelli. Italy. |
Substantiation of wood skidding equipment taking into account the natural and production conditions of Ukraine. Ivan Radiak. Ukraine |
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Assessment of PM10 exposure in chainsaw operators during tree felling. İnanç Taş. Türkiye. |
Performance Analysis in Timber Loading Operations with A Tractor-Mounted Single-Gear Front Loader. H. Hulusi Acar. Türkiye. |
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16:15-16:30 |
Break |
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16:30-17:30 |
Poster Session (Department of Forestry, G6 - G7) |
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Investigation of Mechanization Machines Used in Wood Production Studies in Türkiye. Tolga Ozturk. Türkiye. |
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Assessment of timber forwarding efficiency in small-scale forestry. Oleg Styranivsky, Ukraine. |
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Determination of Drainage Structure Excavation Areas by Close Range Photogrammetry. Muhittin Inan. Türkiye. |
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Analysis of Cut and Fill Calculation Methods in Forest Road Design. Hakan Topatan. Türkiye. |
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Assessment of Compatibility of Forestry Machines with Soils based on an Integral Indicator. Yuliya Misuna |
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Tuesday, 17 September 2024 |
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09:00-10:15 |
Technical Session 3 |
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3.1 Planning and Implementation of Small-Scale Logging (Department of Forestry, G6) |
3.2 Design and Construction of Forest Roads (Department of Forestry, G7) |
3.3 Soil Damage and Losses after Forest Harvesting and Roading (Department of Forestry, G4) |
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Session chair: Marijan Šušnjar, Croatia Technical Assistant: Gizem Misirlioglu |
Session chair: Kazuhiro Aruga, Japan Technical Assistant: Taha Yasin Hatay |
Session chair:Thomas Kronholm,Sweden Technical Assistant: Sebahattin Açıkgöz |
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Productivity and challenges of combined forest management in Japan a case study of wasabi and timber production. Noriko Sato. Japan. |
Comparing manual and numerical methods for forest road design. Hakan Durgun. Türkiye. |
Changes in topsoil carbon stock and some hydro physical soil properties and correlations among them after timber removal in broadleaf mixed forest. Reyhan Sağlam. Türkiye. |
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Small scale technologies and systems used for forest operations in urban forests. Hajri Haska. Albania. |
Current situation of harvesting and forest roads in Japan. Kazuhiro Aruga. Japan. |
Determination of soil deformation with unmanned aerial vehicles in logging activities with agricultural tractors. Ebru Bilici. USA. |
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Passing ability of medium-sized log trucks in mountainous forest areas in Japan. Yasushi Suzuki. Japan. |
Identification of potential hydraulic structures on forest roads using ArcGIS® ModelBuilder. Taha Yasin Hatay. Türkiye. |
Evaluation of GIS based landslide susceptibility mapping for determination of new forest road route: A case study Tanır Stream Watershed. Kıvanç Yuksel. Türkiye. |
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Use of environmentally friendly logging operations in the concept of small scale forestry. Hajri Haska. Albania. |
Optimization of Secondary Forest Traffic Infrastructure Network.Vladimir Petković. Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
Evaluation for Planning Optimal Forest Road Routes Using Landslide Susceptibility Maps. Sebahattin Açıkgöz. Türkiye. |
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10:15-10:30 |
Break |
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10:30-11:45 |
Technical Session 4 |
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4.1 Environmental Impact Assessment in Forestry Activities (Department of Forestry, G6) |
4.2 Operational Planning to Mitigate Natural Hazards (Department of Forestry, G7) |
4.3 Precision Forestry Applications I (Department of Forestry, G4) |
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Session chair: Yasushi Suzuki, Japan Technical Assistant: Gizem Misirlioglu |
Session chair: Matevž Triplat, Slovenia Technical Assistant: Taha Yasin Hatay |
Session chair: Zennure Uçar, Türkiye Technical Assistant: Sebahattin Açıkgöz |
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Swedish forest companies' advice and services to non-industrial private forest owners regarding management and prevention of forest damage. Thomas Kronholm. Sweden. |
Assessing forest fire susceptibility and potential severity in the wildland-urban interface (WUI) with machine learning and google earth engine: case of Izmir regional directorate. Remzi Eker. Türkiye. |
Log Volume Measurement Using a LiDAR-Enabled Smartphone. Burhan Gencal. Türkiye. |
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Estimating sediment yield from a road network by using a GIS-based sediment prediction model. Ebru Bilici. USA. |
Interaction between forest road and wildfire. Mohsen Mostafa. Italy. |
UAV-Based temporal change detections in an open-pit mine using python. Hakan Durgun. Türkiye. |
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Decay assessment in standing trees along urban-rural gradient of Megacity Bengaluru using non-destructive method: Electrical resistance tomograph. Baragur Neelappa Divakara. India. |
Social benefits of a forest road network in fire-prone and protective forests. Jaša Saražin, Slovenia. |
Log tracking information systems: Barcode application in Turkish forestry. Zennure Uçar. Türkiye. |
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Determining the effects of logging process on forest cover using Geographic Information Systems and UAV. Gizem Misirlioglu. Türkiye. |
How to Save Timber Products from Wildfires by Improving Forest Road Standards? Abdullah E. Akay. Türkiye. |
Development of Low-Cost IR Forest Scanner. Abdurrahim Aydın. Türkiye. |
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11:45-13:30 |
Lunch |
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13.30-14.45 |
Technical Session 5 |
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5.1 Forests, Biodiversity and Sustainable Forest Management (Department of Forestry, G6) |
5.2 Assessment of Various Impacts on Forest Ecosystems (Department of Forestry, G7) |
5.3 Digital Technology Applications in Forestry (Department of Forestry, G4) |
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Session chair: Rezo Vasadze, Georgia Technical Assistant: Sebahattin Açıkgöz |
Session chair:Baragur N.Divakara, India Technical Assistant: Taha Yasin Hatay |
Session chair: Hajri Haska Metropolitan Univ. Tirana, Albania Technical Assistant: Hakan Durgun |
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Buffering effects of the forest on particulate matter and noise isolation arising from motorway traffic. Burak Arıcak. Türkiye. |
Assessing windthrow impact in Kastamonu forests: environmental factors and Sentinel-2A imagery analysis. Abdurrahim Aydın. Türkiye. |
Impact of bark thickness on timber volume calculation in harvester software. Piotr S. Mederski. Poland. |
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The biodiversity of Georgian forests and the current situation. Rezo Vasadze. Georgia. |
Determination of the factors affecting the amount of water passing through the drainage structures planned on forest roads. Stefano Grigolato. Italy. |
An evaluation of diameter measurement techniques: comparing calipers, laser devices, and the measure application. Burhan Gencal. Türkiye. |
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Analysis of Climate Change Variability Over Amasya Merzifon Forest Areas. Mehmet Cetin. Türkiye. |
Detection of temporal change in forest road construction areas with satellite imaginary: A case study. Anil Azizoglu. Türkiye. |
Tree diameter measurement using a smartphone with laser technology. Hajri Haska, Albania. |
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Redesigning administrative measures on wildlife: Case study of deer management in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. Junna Iwano. Japan. |
Assessment of Soil Contamination in Urban Forest Areas of Samsun City. Ilknur Zeren Cetin. Türkiye. |
The potential of mobile applications in stand parameter estimation and time analysis: A case study of the arboreal application. Burhan Gencal. Türkiye. |
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14:45-15:00 |
Break |
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15:00-16:30 |
Technical Session 6 |
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6.1 Using Spatial Analysis Tools in Forestry (Department of Forestry, G6) |
6.2 Precision Forestry Applications II (Department of Forestry, G7) |
6.3 Forest Transportation and Trucking (Department of Forestry, G4) |
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Session chair: Dinko Vusić, Croatia Technical Assistant: Sebahattin Açıkgöz |
Session chair: Ebru Bilici, USA Technical Assistant: Taha Yasin Hatay |
Session chair: Jaša Saražin, Slovenia Technical Assistant: Hakan Durgun |
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Possible Change in Distribution Areas of Scots Pine in Kastamonu due to Global Climate Change. Burak Aricak. Türkiye. |
Potential use of under-canopy UAV-SfM 3D models to determine forest stand parameter. Muhittin İnan. Türkiye. |
Automatic detection of round timber logs using the YOLOv8 Model. Remzi Eker. Türkiye |
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Assessment of urban green areas using i-Tree Canopy. Abdifitah Mohamed Abdullahi. Somali. |
Using drone captured images to estimate productivity of a loading operation. Ebru Bilici. USA. |
Key issues that need to be addressed for successful biomass harvesting and utilization. Hakan Durgun. Türkiye. |
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The use of satellite images and computer software in the study and monitoring of ratios between greening - building in residential urban centers. Olsi Miraci. Albania. |
Monitoring long-term land use land cover changes in the coastal wetlands of Louisiana. Zennure Uçar. Türkiye. |
Calculation of log stack volume using spatial photos. İnanç Taş. Türkiye. |
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Using GIS techniques to develop safe transportation of forest products. Abdifitah Mohamed Abdullahi. Somalia. |
Allometric equations to predict aboveground biomass and carbon stock of Faidherbia albida in parkland agroforestry. Girmay Darcha, Ethiopia. |
Overview of farm tractors performance for timber skidding in small scale forestry. Mohammad Reza Ghaffariyan. Australia. |
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19:00 |
Gala Dinner |
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Gostilna Sokol |
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Wednesday, September 18 |
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08:00-17:00 |
Field Trip / Lunch |
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Abstract Submission Instructions
The abstract should include150-200 words. Please, briefly explain the aim and scope of your study, your materials and methods, and the main conclusions of the study. Font should be Times New Roman, font size 12 pt. The abstract should not include any figures, tables or extra headers. The abstract must be submitted in Microsoft Office Word. Up to five keywords (separate with comma) should be added at the end of the abstarct. Please indicate the type of presentation (oral/poster) as you submit the abstract. Abstracts will be evaluated by the referees from the Scientific Committee.
Template of the abstract can be downloaded from here.
High-quality papers will be considered to be published in the European Journal Forest Engineering or ACTA Silvae et Ligni.
*If you prefer to submit you Abstract via e-mail please sent your Abstract to fetec2024@bf.uni-lj.si with presentation preferences (oral/poster).
Full Paper Submission Instructions
Papers of both Oral and Poster presentations should be written on page format of DIN A4 (210 x 297 mm), all margins of 2.5 cm, font size of 12 pt, and font type of Times New Roman. Text should be written in single space and should not exceed 10 pages (including tables, figures, and references). Page numbers should be consecutively located in the bottom right corner.
Template of full paper can be downloaded from here.
Full papers should be sent to fetec2024@bf.uni-lj.si by 15 September, 2024.
TITLE PAGE
Title should be written in capital letters and bold format. After title, author name(s) and the address (affiliations, telephone, fax and e-mail address) should also be supplied. For papers with more than one author, the corresponding author should be indicated with a sign*.
ABSTRACT
Abstract should contain short and sufficient information about study rationale, objectives, materials and methods used in, the results obtained and suggestions, and should be limited by maximum 200 words. There should be 3-5 key words provided after the abstract.
MAIN TEXT
Main text of the paper is the section where detail information about the study is provided. Headings should be numbered as 1, 1.1, 1.1.1 in this section. Main headings such as INTRODUCTION, MATERIAL AND METHODS, RESULTS AND DISCUSSION, CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS should be written in capital letters, bold format, and left-justified. Subheadings should be also in bold format and left-justified, but only initial letters should be in capital letters. Main text should be written in plain format without any special format, and there should be single line spacing between paragraphs.
TABLES AND FIGURES
Tables and figures should be located in the most appropriate place just after they are referred in the text and consecutively numbered (1, 2, 3, …). Table captions should be placed above the tables while they should be placed below figures. Vertical grid lines should not be used in tables.
REFERENCES
References mentioned in the text should be written in parenthesis as “author’s last name, publication year”. If there is more than one reference, they should be chronologically ordered and separated by semicolon (Example: Allen and Fox, 1998; Yıldırım et al., 2002).
In References section at the end of a paper, they should be listed according to alphabetical order of authors’ last names, and then according to chronological order of publication dates for the references of the same authors. If there is more than one reference published by the same authors in the same year, they should be indicated by including annex in alphabetical order (Example: 1993a).
Main format to be used for references at the end of paper should be: Author name (last name, name), publication year (and annex if necessary), title, journal name, volume, number, and page numbers. If the reference is a book, publishing house and location should be indicated, while name, date, and location of a symposium should be also given for symposium proceedings. Some examples are given below about presentation of references:
Journal article:
Akay, A.E., Wing, M., Sessions J. 2012. Estimating structural properties of riparian forests with airborne LiDAR data. International Journal of Remote Sensing. 33(22): 7010-7023.
Book:
Sessions, J., Boston, K., Wing, M.G., Akay, A.E., Theisen, P., Heinrich, R. 2007. Forest Road Operations in the Tropics. Edited by Sessions, J. Springer, Berlin. 170 p.
Congress and symposium:
Akay, A.E., Kılıç, E.H. 2015. Providing Engineering Solutions to Forest Fire Access Problems Using Network Analysis Method. International Conference on Engineering and Natural Sciences (ICENS) 2015. 15-19 May. Skopje (Üsküp), N.Macedonia.
Book of Abstracts
FETEC 2024 Book of Abstracts can be downloded using the link below:
Registration
Please fill out the following Registration Form inquring information about your participation to FETEC 2024.These information will help us to ensure that the event runs smoothly and stays on schedule. Thank you for your cooperation and see you in Ljubljana!
Bank account information is given below for registration fee of 100 euro which will cover conference documents and other expenses.
At least one author per abstract must be registered.
PAYMENT ACCOUNT DETAILS:
IBAN: SI56 0110 0603 0707 410
SWIFT: BSLJSI2X (Banka Slovenije)
Reference number: SI00 13402016
Account holder name: University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical faculty.
Address: University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty,
Jamnikarjeva 101, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Please add your name and surname onto the payment form.
After payment, please send payment receipt to fetec2024@bf.uni-lj.si with the subject of "FETEC2024 Fee".
Travel and Accommodation | ||
1) Conference venue: First day: University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Jamnikarjeva 101, 1000 Ljubljana; Classroom D1 Second day: University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Department of Forestry and Renewable Forest Resources, Večna pot 83, 1000 Ljubljana. ">">
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2) Accommodation:
City Hotel City Hotel is located in the heart of Ljubljana, one of the most relaxed capitals in the world, where castles and dragons rub shoulders with trendy coffee shops and a lively night life. City Hotel Ljubljana is a 4-star hotel and offers 207 comfortable rooms where you can rest after a busy day of exploring the capital. The hotel is easily accessible from all main roads entering the city. It is located right where the traffic-free area begins and is easily accessible by a car. Price: 10% discount with promotion code of "FETEC24" Reservation: https://www.cityhotel.si/en/ |
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Reservation: https://www.hotel-bb.com/en/hotel/ljubljana-park |
3) How to get there?
At Ljubljana Airport take either the bus at the bus station near Passenger Terminal A in the direction Ljubljana Central Bus & Train station.
At the Central Bus & Train station take the bus number 18 towards "CENTER STOŽICE P+R" and get off at the bus station "VEČNA POT".
The venue is just at the other side of the street, a yellow building with address Večna pot 83.
Both busses and trains arrive at the Central Bus & Train station, from where you take the bus number 18 towards "CENTER STOŽICE P+R" and get off at the bus station "VEČNA POT".
The venue is just at the other side of the street, a yellow building with address Večna pot 83.
Arrival from South: on highway A2/E70 take the exit "35 Ljubljana-zahod" and follow street "Pot Rdečega križa" and then continue forward on street "Pot za Brdom". At the crossroad then turn right and continue along on street "Pot Roberta Blinca" till a crossroad, when turn right on "Večna pot". Continue for 1,5 km to the venue on the right. Parking places are granted near the Faculty building.
Arrival from North: on highway A2/E70 take the exit "16 Ljubljana-Brdo / ZOO" and follow street "Pot za Brdom". At the crossroad then turn left and continue along on street "Pot Roberta Blinca" till a crossroad, when turn right on "Večna pot". Continue for 1,5 km to the venue on the right. Parking places are granted near the Faculty building.
4) Public city transport: Public city transport is possible using Urbana card or using Urbana mobile application. Urbana card (no-contact smart card) and Urbana App allow quick and convenient cash-free payment for rides on all LPP (city bus) lines. The Urbana card enables you a free-of-charge switching of buses within 90 minutes from the time of the first validation i.e. payment of the ride. If you do not use Urbana, the card is outdated after three years. The Urbana card can except for the buses also be used to pay for EURBAN (train which takes you to Ljubljana Castle), for cable-car rides to the Ljubljana Castle, tickets for all events at the Ljubljana Castle, parking fees for white zones and parking lots managed by Javno podjetje Ljubljanska parkirišča in tržnice. |
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Using Urbana mobile App
The application is available in the online stores Google Play and App Store. The app is called Urbana and it uses the same logo.
Additional information are available at: https://www.lpp.si/sites/www.jhl.si/files/dokumenti/instructions_for_the_new_urbana_application_3.pdf
Using Urbana card
You can purchase and top-up Urbana value card:
Prices: One fare (including interchanging buses or not within 90 minutes) is 1.30€.
Note that this information refers to public transportation in Ljubljana for ZONE 1, which is all you will probably need (except if you plan to go in the suburbs or other cities). Please don’t forget to validate your URBANA when entering a bus!