Regional Plans of Forest Development (RPFD)-Forest Protection
The task of forest protection in regional development plans is the evidence of harmful agents, acting on proposals for long-term forest and forest protection measures. Protection of forests in the FMI approach is based on the definition and evaluation of the threat from harmful agents directly surveyed damage, but also the habitat characteristics that are considered harmful to the operation of faktorů.Je also complementary basis for assessing the functions of forest ecosystems, forest valuation or to make plans care of specially protected areas. The aim is to draw conclusions for appropriate (by category) safe and forestry management. Forest protection is thus seen as one of the disciplines of forest management. It serves as a basis for determining the real economic measures, operational and production targets in terms of production safety. These measures are management framework directives, typically used for creating and LHO LHP or plans. The objective of forest protection is through the understanding and definition of harmful factors in relation to growth conditions (physical-geographical, soil, climate) and in particular economic úpravnickým parameters and identified the causal relationship is trying to derive a potential threat to long-term forest plans and forest protection measures. The information standard is described in http://www.uhul.cz/oprl/standard.php .
Institute of Forest Management in Brandys nad Labem, became the guarantor of the CR-making and implementation OPRL. The year 2001 was completed stages of a Regional Plans of Forest Development (OPRL), with effect from about 2000 - 2019th A total of 41 natural forest areas created by the specific characteristics of natural conditions that occurred with the description of major risk in the conservation process OPRL. This description is supplemented in parts mapovýchh plotted the locations of wind damage, snow and ice and wildlife. This is accompanied by pollution danger zones, some water-affected sites (aggregate SLT and LT) and at most (depending on processing, eg species composition), the PLO and strengthening design elements. Approved data OPRL were added in the administration and maintenance data based on a survey, which took place before the revival of LHP / O. The data FMI are further supplemented by external data (auxiliary layers) such as the species composition map or digital terrain model. Their connection is thus possible to assess in ekosystémovějším concept for creating a potential threat to crops that will be filled OPRL ll. Is to transfer to precizace forecasting and long-term measures to protect the forest. Given that the density of display elements of the protection forest OPRL is less than is needed for the above tasks (for comparison - only 50 years of collecting data in typological notebooks allow processing of synthetic Regional typological elaborátu) is considering the extension of the investigation of certain elements of the protection of forests also Through continuous monitoring of areas of typology and the National Forest Inventory.