Western Mensurationists' Homepage

The Western Mensurationists are an informal group of Forest Mensurationists, Biometricians and practitioners that meet annually to discuss issues relating to the measuring forest resources.

mensuration (mèn´se-râ´shen):

1. the act, process, or art of measuring.
2. the branch of mathematics dealing with the determination of length, area, or volume.
   (Webster's New World Dictionary, College Edition, 1966)

2008 Meeting Details, First Call for Panel Discussion Members and Registration

View Past Programs and Retrieve Papers: 1998 Meeting 1999 Meeting 2000 Meeting 2001 Meeting 2002 Meeting 2003 Meeting 2004 Meeting 2005 Meeting 2006 Meeting 2007 Meeting

Photos from the 2007 meeting at Lake Okanagan Photos from the 2006 meeting field trip to the Avenue of the Giants

A Brief History

Favorite Papers of ten Western Mensurationists

Useful Forestry Links

Growth Model User's Group

Pictures


2007 Western Mensurationists (click for larger photo)
 

1999 Western Mensurationists 2000 Western Mensurationists 2001 Western Mensurationists 2002 Western Mensurationists 2003 Western Mensurationists 2004 Western Mensurationists 2005 Western Mensurationists 2006 Western Mensurationists 2007 Western Mensurationists

Best Speaker Awards for 2004-2008

Best Speaker Awards for 1999-2003

Jerry Allen created these awards for best speaker in 1999-2003 and again for 2004-2008. 
Each plaque depicts an image or scene indicative of a famous Mensurationist or mensurational principle. 
Can you figure out who or what they are?

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