Forest Products Journal 2002: Vol 52 Index

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2002 FPJ SUBJECT AND AUTHOR INDEX
All of the articles in the 2002 Forest Products Journal, volume 52, are listed both by subject and by author.
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Adhesives/Adhesion Service, Y. Zhou and D.P. Kamdem, 3:77-81 Lumber and Panel Products, D. Barnes,
Effects of Ireatment Methods on Relative (No. 9257). 9:31-.39 (No. 9.317).
Reactivity of BioMass Extracts Toward For¬
I'he Effect of Lab-Made Flakes on Physical Performance of Pyrolysis Oil-Based Wood
maldehyde, C.-M. Chen and L.C.-Y. Hsu,
and Mechanical Property Variability of Lab¬ Adhesives in (3SB, F. CTan, B. Riedl, X.-M.
2:92-99 (No. 9210).
oratory Flakeboard, C.J. Moriartv, 2:69-73 Wang, X. Lu, C. Amen-Chen, and C. Roy,
Performance of Pyrolysis Oil-Based Wood (No. 9165). 4:31-38 (No. 92.30).
Adhesives in OSB, F. C^han, B. Riedl, X.-M.
Effect of Log Storage on Structural Veneer Selected Properties of Hybrid Poplar Clear
Wang, X. Lu, C. Amen-C^hen, and C. Roy,
Processing, R. Shmulsky, 4:82-84 (No. 923.3). Wood and Composite Panels, J.J. Peters,
4:31-38 (No. 9230).
D.A. Bender, M.P. Wolcott, and J.D. John-
Air and Water Quality Fdfects of Wood-Preservative Treatments on .son, 5:45-54 (No. 9258).
.Mechanical Properties of F7Glass/Phenolic
Environmental Tradeoffs: Life Cycle Ap¬ Pultruded Composite Reinforcement for Theoretical Approach on Specific Surface
proach to Evaluate the Burdens and Benefits Wood, C. Tascioglu, B. Goodell, and R. Area of Wood Particles, P. Bekhta and S.
of Emission Control Systems in the Wood Lopez-Anido, 11/12:5.3-61 (No. 9.376). Hiziroglu, 4:72-76 (No. 9254).
Panel Industry, B. Sauer, W. Franklin, R.
Miner, 1). Word, and B. Upton, 3:30-59 Effects of Zinc Borate on the Properties of Volatile Organic Compound Flmissions
(No. 9408). Medium Density Fiberboard, K. Tsunoda, Arising From the Hot-Pressing of Mixed
H. Watanabe, K. Fukuda, and K. Hagio, Hardwood Particleboard, T. Jiang, D.J.
V^olatile Organic Compound Emissions 11/12:62-65 (No. 9.361). Gardner, and M.G.D. Baumann, 11/12:
During Hot-Pressing of Southern Pine Par¬
66-77 (No. 9.351).
ticleboard: Panel Size Effects and Trade-Off Fungal Susceptibility of Interior Commer¬
Between Press Time and Temperature, W. cial Building Panels, P.Fi. Laks, D.L. Richter,
Volatile Organic Compound Emissions
Wang, D.J. Gardner, and M.G.D. Baumann, and G.M. Larkin, 5:41-44 (No. 9262).
During Hot-Pressing of Southern Pine Par¬
4:24-.50(No. 9261).
How to Analyze Strand Alignment of C3ri- ticleboard: Panel Size FTfects and Trade-Off
Anatomy and Quality ented Strandboard, W. Xu, 4:48-52 (No. Between Press Time and Temperature, W.
Selected Properties of Hybrid Poplar Clear 9270). Wang, D.]. Gardner, and M.G.D. Baumann,
4:24-.30 (No. 9261).
Wood and Composite Panels, J.J. Peters,
Manual Strand Orientation as a Means of
D.A. Bender, M.P. Wolcott, and J.I3. |ohn- Improving the Flexural Properties of Wood- Wood Particle Size Affects the Decay Resis¬
son, 5:45-54 (No. 9258). Wool Cement Boards in the Philippines, tance of Wood Fiber/'Thermoplastic Com¬
Volume Recovery, (jrade Yield, and Prop¬ R.J. Cabangon, R.B. Cunningham, and P.D. posites, S.A. V'erhev and P.F7 Laks, 11/12:
erties of Lumber From Young-Cjrowth Sitka Evans, 4:53-59 (No. 9272). :’8-81 (No. 9.381). '
Spruce and Western Hemlock in Southeast Manufacturing Particleboard From Fiastern Deterioration/Degradation
Alaska, G.A. Christiansen, K.R. Julin, R.J. and Preservation
Redcedar, S. Hiziroglu, R.B. Holcomb, and
Ross, and S. Willits, 5:81-87 (No. 9226).
Q. Wu, 7/8:72-76 (No. 9295). Comparison of Fixation Rates on Flarly-
Chemistry and wood, Latewood, Sapwood, and Heartwood
Chemical Modification A Model of the Fiffect of Fines Content on of CCA- Treated Douglas-flr, Southern Pine,
the Strength Properties of Oriented Strand
Effect of Glycol on Movement of Borate and Flastern l.arch, A. Guo, P.A. Cooper,
Wood Composites, D. Barnes, 5:55-60 (No.
From Fused Borate Rods, C.M. Freitag and Y.T. Ung, and J.N.R. Ruddick, 5:77-80
9263).
J.J. Morrell, 6:68-74 (No. 9269). (No. 9292).
A Model of the Effect of Orienter Design
Composites and Comparison of Strength Properties and Fail¬
Engineered Products and Operating Variables on the Mean Angu¬ ure Characteristics Between Fire-Retardant-
lar Deviation of Oriented Wood Strands, D.
Demonstration Building Constructed With Barnes, 7/8:6.3-71 (No. 929.3). Treated and Untreated Roof Framing Lum¬
Round Mortise and Tenon Joints and Sal¬ ber After Long-Term Exposure: A South
vage Material From Small-Diameter Tree A Model of the Fdfect of Strand Angle and Carolina Case Study, D.A. Hodgin and
Stems, C. Eckelman, H. Akcay, R. Leavitt, Grain Angle on the Strength Properties of A.W.C. Lee, 6:91-94 (No. 9232).
and E. Haviarova, 11/12:82-86 (No. 9331). Oriented Veneer and Strand Wood Compos¬
Comparisons of Interlaboratory Swellome-
ites, D. Barnes, 4:39-47 (No. 9259).
Durability of an Extruded HDPF7Wood ter Testing of Two Water-Repellent Preser¬
Composite, D.E. Pendleton, T.A. Hoffard, Monitoring in-situ Density Change for In- vative Formulations for Millwork, E.L.
1. Adcock, B. Woodward, and M.P. Wolcott, Process Measurement and Control of Hot Schmidt, T.P. Murphy, C.N. Cheeks, A.S.
6:21-27 (No. 9278). Pressing, S. Wang and P.M. Winistorfer, 7/8: Ross, T.S. Chiu, and R.S. Williams, 3:82-84
77-82 (No. 9.315). (No. 9222).
Effect of Cement/Wood Ratio on the Prop¬
erties of Cement-Bonded Particleboard Orientation of OSB and Particleboard Development and Application of Colori¬
Using CCA-Treated Wood Removed From Strands for High-Strength Oriented Strand metric Microassay for Determining Boron-
102 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002
2002 FPJ SUBJECT AND AUTHOR INDEX
All of the articles in the 2002 Forest Products Journal, volume 52, are listed both by subject and by author.
Reprints of most articles are available at $6 each. Bulk rates are also available. Please give reprint numbers
when ordering. When printer-quality reprints are no longer available, photocopies can be ordered at 50
cents per page. All orders are subject to a $6 minimum charge plus $5 handling charge per order. There is a
charge of $6 for a copy of the 2002 FPJ Subject and Author Index.
Adhesives/Adhesion Service, Y. Zhou and D.P. Kamdem, 3:77-81 Lumber and Panel Products, D. Barnes,
Effects of Ireatment Methods on Relative (No. 9257). 9:31-.39 (No. 9.317).
Reactivity of BioMass Extracts Toward For¬
I'he Effect of Lab-Made Flakes on Physical Performance of Pyrolysis Oil-Based Wood
maldehyde, C.-M. Chen and L.C.-Y. Hsu,
and Mechanical Property Variability of Lab¬ Adhesives in (3SB, F. CTan, B. Riedl, X.-M.
2:92-99 (No. 9210).
oratory Flakeboard, C.J. Moriartv, 2:69-73 Wang, X. Lu, C. Amen-Chen, and C. Roy,
Performance of Pyrolysis Oil-Based Wood (No. 9165). 4:31-38 (No. 92.30).
Adhesives in OSB, F. C^han, B. Riedl, X.-M.
Effect of Log Storage on Structural Veneer Selected Properties of Hybrid Poplar Clear
Wang, X. Lu, C. Amen-C^hen, and C. Roy,
Processing, R. Shmulsky, 4:82-84 (No. 923.3). Wood and Composite Panels, J.J. Peters,
4:31-38 (No. 9230).
D.A. Bender, M.P. Wolcott, and J.D. John-
Air and Water Quality Fdfects of Wood-Preservative Treatments on .son, 5:45-54 (No. 9258).
.Mechanical Properties of F7Glass/Phenolic
Environmental Tradeoffs: Life Cycle Ap¬ Pultruded Composite Reinforcement for Theoretical Approach on Specific Surface
proach to Evaluate the Burdens and Benefits Wood, C. Tascioglu, B. Goodell, and R. Area of Wood Particles, P. Bekhta and S.
of Emission Control Systems in the Wood Lopez-Anido, 11/12:5.3-61 (No. 9.376). Hiziroglu, 4:72-76 (No. 9254).
Panel Industry, B. Sauer, W. Franklin, R.
Miner, 1). Word, and B. Upton, 3:30-59 Effects of Zinc Borate on the Properties of Volatile Organic Compound Flmissions
(No. 9408). Medium Density Fiberboard, K. Tsunoda, Arising From the Hot-Pressing of Mixed
H. Watanabe, K. Fukuda, and K. Hagio, Hardwood Particleboard, T. Jiang, D.J.
V^olatile Organic Compound Emissions 11/12:62-65 (No. 9.361). Gardner, and M.G.D. Baumann, 11/12:
During Hot-Pressing of Southern Pine Par¬
66-77 (No. 9.351).
ticleboard: Panel Size Effects and Trade-Off Fungal Susceptibility of Interior Commer¬
Between Press Time and Temperature, W. cial Building Panels, P.Fi. Laks, D.L. Richter,
Volatile Organic Compound Emissions
Wang, D.J. Gardner, and M.G.D. Baumann, and G.M. Larkin, 5:41-44 (No. 9262).
During Hot-Pressing of Southern Pine Par¬
4:24-.50(No. 9261).
How to Analyze Strand Alignment of C3ri- ticleboard: Panel Size FTfects and Trade-Off
Anatomy and Quality ented Strandboard, W. Xu, 4:48-52 (No. Between Press Time and Temperature, W.
Selected Properties of Hybrid Poplar Clear 9270). Wang, D.]. Gardner, and M.G.D. Baumann,
4:24-.30 (No. 9261).
Wood and Composite Panels, J.J. Peters,
Manual Strand Orientation as a Means of
D.A. Bender, M.P. Wolcott, and J.I3. |ohn- Improving the Flexural Properties of Wood- Wood Particle Size Affects the Decay Resis¬
son, 5:45-54 (No. 9258). Wool Cement Boards in the Philippines, tance of Wood Fiber/'Thermoplastic Com¬
Volume Recovery, (jrade Yield, and Prop¬ R.J. Cabangon, R.B. Cunningham, and P.D. posites, S.A. V'erhev and P.F7 Laks, 11/12:
erties of Lumber From Young-Cjrowth Sitka Evans, 4:53-59 (No. 9272). :’8-81 (No. 9.381). '
Spruce and Western Hemlock in Southeast Manufacturing Particleboard From Fiastern Deterioration/Degradation
Alaska, G.A. Christiansen, K.R. Julin, R.J. and Preservation
Redcedar, S. Hiziroglu, R.B. Holcomb, and
Ross, and S. Willits, 5:81-87 (No. 9226).
Q. Wu, 7/8:72-76 (No. 9295). Comparison of Fixation Rates on Flarly-
Chemistry and wood, Latewood, Sapwood, and Heartwood
Chemical Modification A Model of the Fiffect of Fines Content on of CCA- Treated Douglas-flr, Southern Pine,
the Strength Properties of Oriented Strand
Effect of Glycol on Movement of Borate and Flastern l.arch, A. Guo, P.A. Cooper,
Wood Composites, D. Barnes, 5:55-60 (No.
From Fused Borate Rods, C.M. Freitag and Y.T. Ung, and J.N.R. Ruddick, 5:77-80
9263).
J.J. Morrell, 6:68-74 (No. 9269). (No. 9292).
A Model of the Effect of Orienter Design
Composites and Comparison of Strength Properties and Fail¬
Engineered Products and Operating Variables on the Mean Angu¬ ure Characteristics Between Fire-Retardant-
lar Deviation of Oriented Wood Strands, D.
Demonstration Building Constructed With Barnes, 7/8:6.3-71 (No. 929.3). Treated and Untreated Roof Framing Lum¬
Round Mortise and Tenon Joints and Sal¬ ber After Long-Term Exposure: A South
vage Material From Small-Diameter Tree A Model of the Fdfect of Strand Angle and Carolina Case Study, D.A. Hodgin and
Stems, C. Eckelman, H. Akcay, R. Leavitt, Grain Angle on the Strength Properties of A.W.C. Lee, 6:91-94 (No. 9232).
and E. Haviarova, 11/12:82-86 (No. 9331). Oriented Veneer and Strand Wood Compos¬
Comparisons of Interlaboratory Swellome-
ites, D. Barnes, 4:39-47 (No. 9259).
Durability of an Extruded HDPF7Wood ter Testing of Two Water-Repellent Preser¬
Composite, D.E. Pendleton, T.A. Hoffard, Monitoring in-situ Density Change for In- vative Formulations for Millwork, E.L.
1. Adcock, B. Woodward, and M.P. Wolcott, Process Measurement and Control of Hot Schmidt, T.P. Murphy, C.N. Cheeks, A.S.
6:21-27 (No. 9278). Pressing, S. Wang and P.M. Winistorfer, 7/8: Ross, T.S. Chiu, and R.S. Williams, 3:82-84
77-82 (No. 9.315). (No. 9222).
Effect of Cement/Wood Ratio on the Prop¬
erties of Cement-Bonded Particleboard Orientation of OSB and Particleboard Development and Application of Colori¬
Using CCA-Treated Wood Removed From Strands for High-Strength Oriented Strand metric Microassay for Determining Boron-
102 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002
Containing Compounds, S.N. Kartal and F. lected Fungicide Formulations, J.J. Morrell, Direct Withdrawal Strength of Single-Sta¬
Green III, 6:75-79 (No. 9304). C.S. Love, and C.M. Freitag, 2:53-61 (No. ple Joints in Pine Plywood, J. Zhang, F.
9177). Quin, B. Tackett, and S. Park, 2:86-91 (No.
Durability of an Extruded HDPE/Wood
9239).
Composite, D.E. Pendleton, T.A. Hoffard, Properties of Laboratory-Made Plywood
T. Adcock, B. Woodward, and M.P. Wolcott, With Fipronil* Insecticide Added in the Economic Feasibility of Producing Inside-
6:21-27 (No. 9278). Resin Formulation, D.P. Kamdem, J. Hope, Out Beams From Small-Diameter Logs,
J. Oudenwever, and M. Munro, 9:40-43 D.W Patterson, R.A. Kluender, and J.E.
Effect of Cemented/Wood Ratio on the (No. 9313).' Granskog, 1:23-26 (No. 9186).
Properties of Cement/Bonded Particleboard
Using CCA-Treated Wood Removed From Relationships Between Mechanical Prop¬ Effect of Cross Holes on the Strength of
Service, Y. Zhou and D.P. Kamdem, 3:77-81 erties, Weight Loss, and Chemical Composi¬ Chair and Table Legs, C.A. Eckelman, Y.Z.
(No. 9257). tion of Wood During Incipient Brown-Rot Erdil, and E. Haviarova, 5:67-70 (No.
Decay, S.F. Curling, C.A. Clausen, and J.E. 9370).
Effect of Glycol on Movement of Borate
Winandy, 7/8:34-39 (No. 9.308).
From Fused Borate Rods, C.iM. Freitag and Effect of High-Temperature Drying on
J.J. Morrell, 6:68-74 (No. 9269). Treatability of Refractory Species With Bending and Shear Strengths of Western
Amine and Amine/Ammoniacal Formula¬ Hemlock Lumber, M. Thiam, M.R. Milota,
Effect of Pre-Extraction by Different Sol¬ tions of ACQ, P.l. .Morris, S.M. McFarling, and R.J. Leichti, 4:64-68 (No. 9152).
vent Systems on Leaching of CCA Compo¬
and A.R. Zahora, 10:37-42 (No. 9342).
nents From Treated Appalachian Hard¬ Effect of Loading and Vibration on Bending
woods, B.E. Dawson-Andoh, J.J. Slahor, L. Use of Anti-Stain Chemical Treatments by Properties of Pallet Deckboards, S.M. Con¬
Osborn, and L. McDonald, 10:62-66 (No. the Western U.S. Softwood Lumber Indus¬ nolly and A.W.C. Lee, 9:63-65 (No. 9434).
9169). try, 1999, R.C. Anderson, E. Hansen, and J.
Effect of Metal Connector Plates on the
Morrell, 4:69-71 (No. 9265).
Effects of Incising on Treatability and Leach- Bending Strength of Solid Sawn Lumber
ability of CCA-C-lreated Eastern Hemlock, Wood Particle Size Affects the Decay Resis¬ and LVL: A Pilot Study, R. Gupta and B.
S. N. Kartal and S.T. Lebow, 2:44-48 (No. tance of Wood Fiber/Thermoplastic Com¬ Wagner, 10:71-74 (No.'9440).
9215). posites, S.A. Verhey and P.E. Laks, 11/12:
Flexural Properties of Salvaged Dead Yel¬
78-81 (No. 9381).
Effects of Wood-Preservative Treatments on low-Cedar From Southeast Alaska, D.W.
Mechanical Properties of E-Glass/Phenolic Wood Pole Purchasing, Inspection, and Green, K.A. McDonald, P.E. Hennon, J.W.
Pultruded Composite Reinforcement for Maintenance: A Survey of Utility Practices, Evans, and J.H. Stevens, 1:81-88 (No.
Wood, C. Tascioglu, B. Goodell, and R. M. Mankowski, E. Hansen, and J.J. Morrell, 9168).
Lopez-Anido, 11/12:53-61 (No. 9376). 11/12:43-50 (No. 93.36).
Holding Strength of Screws in Plywood and
Effects of Zinc Borate on the Properties of Drying and Storage Oriented Strandboard, Y.Z. Erdil, J. Zhang,
Medium Density Fiberboard, K. Tsunoda, and C.A. Eckelman, 6:55-62 (No. 9277).
Effect of Air Velocity on Surface EMC in the
H. Watanabe, K. Fukuda, and K. Hagio,
Drying of Red Oak Lumber, R. Shmulsky, Lateral Holding Strength of Dowel Joints
11/12:62-65 (No. 9361).
K. Kadir, and R. Erickson, 1:78-80 (No. Constructed of Plywood and Oriented
Fungal Susceptibility of Interior Commer¬ 9202). Strandboard, J. Zhang, Y.Z. Erdil, and C.A.
cial Building Panels, PE. Laks, D.E. Richter, Eckelman, 7/8:83-89 (No. 9300).
Effect of High-Temperature Drying on
and G.M. Larkin, 5:41-44 (No. 9262).
Bending and Shear Strengths of Western A Model of the Effect of Strand Angle and
Mold Performance of Some Construction Hemlock Lumber, M. Thiam, M.R. iMilota, Grain Angle on the Strength Properties of
Products With and Without Borates, J.L. and R.J. Leichti, 4:64-68 (No. 9152). Oriented Veneer and Strand Wood Com¬
posites, D. Barnes, 4:39-47 (No. 9259).
Fogel and J.D. Lloyd, 2:38-43 (No. 9213).
Effect of Log Storage on Structural Veneer
Movement of Boron and Fluoride From Rod Processing, R. Shmulsky, 4:82-84 (No. Nondestruc:ive Evaluation Techniques for
Formations Into Douglas-f'ir Heartwood, 9233). Assessing Modulus of Elasticity and Stiff¬
ness of Small-Diameter Logs, X. Wang, R.J.
R.G. Rhatigan, J.J. Morrell, and C.M.
Longitudinal Shrinkage, Kiln-Drying De¬ Ross, J.A. Mattson, J.R. Erickson, J.W.
Freitag, 11/12:38-42 (No. 9325).
fects, and Lumber Grade Recovery of Red Forsman, E.A. Geske, and M.A. Wehr,
A New Fungicide Combination for Preven¬ Pine {Pinus resinosa Ah) From a 25-Year-Old 2:79-85 (No. 9216).
tion of Kiln Brown Stain ofWhite Pine, E.L. Natural Stand and a 57-Year-Old Planta¬
Schmidt, T.L. Highley, and M.H. Freeman, tion, T. Deresse, R.K. Shepard, and R.W Pilot Study to Examine Use of Transverse
11/12:51-52 (No. 9346). Rice, 5:88-93 (No. 9180). Vibration Nondestructive Evaluation for
Assessing Floor Systems, Z. Cai, R.J. Ross,
Nondestructive Gamma Radiation Methods Wood Color Control During Kiln-Drying, M.O. Hunt, and L.A. Soltis, 1:89-93 (No.
for Detection of Central Rot in Logs of B. Sundqvist, 2:30-37 (No. 9223). 9198).
Lenga (Nothogaguspumilio),].T. Karsulovic,
ENGINEERING AND Resistance of Southern Yellow Pine to Direct
M.l. Dinator, and R. Morales, 11/12:87-93 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Withdrawal of Staples, J. Zhang, V. Yadama,
(No. 9285).
Anisotropic Plasticit)’ and the Notched Wood and F. Quin, 9:75-81 (No. 9146).
Performance of C^opper-Naphthenate-Treated Shear Block, D.M. Moses and H.G.L. Prion,
Strength and Finishing Characteristics of
Poles in Service, H.M. Barnes, J.A. Brient, 6:43-54 (No. 9188).
M.H. Freeman, and C.N. Kerr, Jr., 4:60-63 Non-Processed and TASK'^^-Processed
(No. 9228). Bending Strength and Stiffness Analysis of Hardwood Lumber, M.G. Sanders, T.L.
Butt-Jointed Glulam Beams for Residential Amburgey, and S.C. Kitchens, 9:60-62 (No.
Predicting Boron Diffusion in Wood From Construction, A.B. Dansoh, K. Ueda, and T. 9227).
Surface Sorption, J.B. Ra, H.M. Barnes, and Hirai, 9:82-87 (No. 9307).
Torsional Strength of Dowel Joints Con¬
T. E. Conners, 10:67-70 (No. 9330).
Direct Withdrawal Strength of Multi-Staple structed of Plywood and Oriented Strand¬
Preventing Discoloration of Unseasoned Joints in Pine Plywood, J. Zhang, F. Quin, board, J. Zhang, Y.Z. Erdil, and C.A. Eckel¬
Hem-fir and Douglas-fir Lumber With Se¬ and B. Tackett, 5:61-66 (No. 9287). man, 10:89-94 (No. 9328).
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Transverse Vibration lest for Prediction of Lumber Production Ficonomic Feasibility of Producing Inside-
Stiffness and Strength Properties of Full Size ’['he FTfects of Lumber J.ength on Part Yields Out Beams From Small-Diameter Logs,
Eucalyptus graudisy W.M.G. Burdzik and in Cang-Rip-First Rough Mills, PC. Ham- D. W. I’atterson, R.A. Kluender, and J.E.
P.D. Nkwera, 6:6.3-67 (No. 9275). ner, B.H. Bond, and [.K. Wiedenbeck, Cranskog, 1:23-26 (No. 9186).
5:71-76 (No. 9253).
Ultrasonic Inspection of Large Bridge Fim- An Exploratory Market Assessment of Wood
bers, R. Emerson, D. Pollock, D. McLean, Longitudinal Shrinkage, Kiln-[4rying [de¬ Use in Japanese Residental Flooring and
K. Fridley, R. Pellerin, and R. Ross, 9:88-95 fects, and [.umber Grade Recovery of Red Windows, A. Wabl, R.A. Kozak, and [4.H.
(No. 9185). Pine (Piuus resitwsa Ait) From a 25-Year-Old Cohen, 1:51-58 (No. 9221).
Natural Stand and a 57-Year-Old Planta¬
Valuation of Destructively Jested [dimen¬ tion, F. Deresse, R.K. Shepard, and R.W. An Exploratory Study of Internet Adoption
sion [.umber From 25-, 30-, 35-, 40-, and 50- Rice, 5:88-93 (No. 9180). by Primary Wood Products Manufacturers
Year-Old [.oblolly Pine Plantation Stands, in the Western United States, R.P. Vlosky, F.
E.J. Biblis and FLF. Carino, 2:74-78 (No. Marketing Strategies of Softwood Sawmills Westbrook, and K. Poku, 6:35-42 (No.
9206). in Western North America, F7 Hansen, j. 9289).
Seppiila, and H. Juslin, 10:19-25 (9309).
Vibration Testing of T imber Floor Systems, First Impressions of Organizations and the
L. A. Soltis, X. Wang, R.J. Ross, and M.O. A New Fungicide Combination for Preven¬ Qualities Connoted by Wood in Interior
Hunt, 10:75-81 (No. 9.522). tion of Kiln Brown Stain ofWhite Pine, E.L. Design, B.CL Ridoutt, R.D. Ball, and S.K.
Schmidt, ’LL. Highley, and M.H. Freeman, Killerby, l():.3()-.36 (No. 9.345).
Warp, MOE, and Grade of Structural [.um¬ 11/12:51-52 (No. 9.346).
ber Gurve Sawn From Small-Diameter Flaws in an Assessment of Forest Resources
[douglas-flr [.ogs, F.Ci. Wagner, ’EM. Gor¬ Quality Yield C'apability of a Breakdown in the Southern Appalachian Region, C.
man, K.L. Pratt, and C.F7 Keegan, 1:27-31 Sawing Process,]. Vuorilehto, 4:77-81 (No. Schallau, PFL Polzin, and M. Bennett, 3:44-
(No. 9194). 9268). 49 (No. 9294).
A Segmental Analysis of Current and Future Cireen Marketing of Softwood [.umber in
Withdrawal and Bending Strength of Dowel
Scanning and Optimizing Technology in the Western North America and Nordic Flurope,
Joints Constructed of Pls^wood and Ori¬
Hardwood Sawmill Industry, S.A. Bow'e, J. Karnii, F7 Hansen, H. juslin, and j.
ented Strandboard, C.A. FTkelman, Y.Z.
R.L. Smith, D.F7 Kline, and PA. Araman, Seppalii, 5:34-40 (No. 9280)’.
FTdil, and j. Zhang, 9:66-74 (No. 9323).
.3:68-76 (No. 92.36).
Homeowner Attitudes and Preferences for
Withdrawal Strength of Punched Metal
Validation of the ROMI-RIP Rough Mill Building Materials With an Emphasis on
Tooth Plates in Red Oak End Grain, P.J.
Simulator, FUR. Fhomas and U. Buehl- Treated Wood Products, R.P. Vloskv and
O’Regan and E.F7 Woeste, 10:82-88 (No.
mann, 2:2.3-29 (No. 9200) EE Shupe, 7/8:90-95 (No. 9318).
9329).
V'olume Recovery, Cirade Yield, and Prop¬ Internet Technologies in the Homecenter
Finishing and Overlaying
erties of Lumber From Young-Growth Sitka Industry, C.A. Roadcap, P.M. Smith, and
Design and Evaluation of Furniture Fin¬ Spruce and Western Hemlock in Southeast J.H. Michael, 1:32-37 (No. 9179).
ishing Systems, R.H. Melton, C.T. Culbreth, Alaska, CLA. Christiansen, K.R. [ulin, R.J.
S.D. Roberts, and J.A. [oines, 7/8:27-33 Ros.s, and S. Willits, 5:81-87 (No’. 9226). Marketing Strategies of Softwood Sawmills
(No. 9297). in Western North America, F7 Hansen, J.
Warp, MOE, and Grade of Structural Lum¬ Seppiila, and H. Juslin, 10:19-25 (9.309).
Parametric Characterization of Peripheral ber Curve Sawn From .Small-I9iameter
Sanding, A.L. Carrano, j.B. Taylor, and R. Douglas-fir J.ogs, F.G. Wagner, T.M. Methodology for Evaluating Cireen Adver¬
[.emaster, 9:44-50 (No. 9288). Gorman, K.L. Pratt, and C.E. Keegan, tising of Eorest Products in the United
1:27-31 (No. 9194). States: A Content Analysis, E.R. Wagner
Strength and Finishing C'haracteristics of and F7N. Hansen, 4:17-2.3 (No. 92.35).
Withdrawal and Bending Strength of Dowel
Non-Processed and TASK'^'’’-Processed
Joints Constructed of PK-wood and Ori¬ A Profile of T imber Markets in the U.S.
Hardwood Lumber, M.G. Sanders, T.L.
ented Strandboard, C.A. Eckelman, Y.Z. Southeast, R. Yin and J.P. Ciaulfield, 3:25-34
Amburgev, and S.C. Kitchens, 9:60-62 (No.
Erdil, and J. Zbang, 9:66-74 (No. 9.323). (No. 9203).
9227).
Marketing, Management, Segmenting Single-Family Home Builders
Furniture and Hardwood
Veneer/Plywood AND ECONOMICS on a Measure of Innovativeness, D. Fell,
An Analysis of Northern Hardwood Lumber E. N. Hansen, and j. Punches, 6:28-34 (No.
Color Grading of Beech Parquet Blocks by Buyers’ Use of Electronic Commerce, T.M. 9071).
Using Spectral Data, P. Vienonen, A.
Sm'ith, 2:62-68 (No. 9220).
Asikainen, and j. Eronen, 2:49-52 (No. Simulation of Forest Products Export Logis¬
9201). A Comparative Study of Wood Highway tics: A Newsprint I’aper Case Study, C.
Sound Barriers, S. Crgurevich, T. Boothby, Callis, 3:19-24(No. 9266).
FTfect of Cross Holes on the Strength of H. Manbeck, C. Burroughs, S. Cegelka, C.
Chair and Table Legs, C.A. Eckelman, Y.Z. bernecker, and M.A. Ritter, .3:35-43 (No. The Use of eBusiness in the Pacific North¬
Erdil, and E. Haviarova, 5:67-70 (No. 9225). west Secondary Eorest Products Industry,
9.370). S.R. Shook, Y. Zhang, R. Braden, and }.
Consumer Reactions to Environmental La¬ Baldridge, 1:59-66 (No. 9209).
The Effects of Lumber Length on Part Yields bels for Forest Products: A Preliminary
in Gang-Rip-First Rough Mills, PC. Ham- Look, M.E. Teisl, S. Peavey, F. Newman, J. The Use of Incentives to Affect Response-
ner, B.H. Bond, and j.K. Wiedenbeck, Buono, and M. Hermann, 1:44-50 (No. Rates for a Mail Survey of U.S. Marina Deci¬
5:71-76 (No. 9253). 9205). sion Makers, K.D. Bright and P.M. Smith,
10:26-29 (No. 9453).
Withdrawal and Bending Strength of Dowel eBusiness Exchange Between Homecenter
Milling and Machining
joints Constructed of Plywood and Ori¬ Buyers and Wood Products Suppliers, R.P
ented Strandboard, C.A. Eckelman, Y.Z. Vlosky and T. Westbrook, 1 :.38-43 (No. A Benchmarking System for Evaluating the
Erdil, and J. Zhang, 9:66-74 (No. 9323). 9196). Profitability and Efficiency of C3ptimizing
104 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002
Chop Saw Systems, T. Mancss and D. Wong, Noffsinger and R.B. Anderson, 3:60-67 Production Analysis of an FNcavator-Ba.sed
10:52-61 (No. 9339). (No. 9217). Harvester: A Case Study in Finnish Forest
C^perations, L Wang and R. Haarlaa, 3:85-
Investigation of Machine Parameters on the Volatile Organic Compound Emissions 90 (No. 9249).
Surface Quality in Routing Soft Maple, P.H. Arising From the Hot-Pressing of Mixed
Mitchell and R.L. Lemaster, 6:85-90 (No. Hardwood Particleboard, F. Jiang, D.j. Productivity and Cost of C I L Ffarvesting
9291). Ciardner, and M.C'i.D. Baumann, 11/12: of F.uadyptusglobulus Stands Using Excava-
66-77 (No. 9351). tor-Baseef Flarvesters, R. Spinelli, P.M.O.
Longitudinal Shrinkage, Kiln-Drying De¬
C4wende, and S.M. Ward, 1:67-77 (No.
fects, and Lumber Cirade Recovery of Red Volatile Organic Compound Emissions
9172).
Pine (Pintis resinosit A.\x) From a 25-Year-Old Ituring Hot-Pressing of Southern Pine Par¬
Natural Stand and a 57-Year-Old Planta¬ ticleboard: Panel Size Effects and Lrade-Off
Limber Grade Distribution and Relative
tion, L. Deresse, R.K. Shepard, and R.W. Between Press Lime and Femperature, W.
Stumpage Value of Mature Finnish Betula
Rice, 5:88-93 (No. 9180). Wang, D.J. Gardner, and M.G.D. Bau¬
pendulu and H. pubesceus When Applying
mann, 4:24-30 (No. 9261).
Different Bucking Principles, H. Herajarvi
Quality Yield Capability of a Breakdown
Sawing Process,]. Vuorilehto, 4:77-81 (No. Pulp and Paper and E. Verkasalo, 7/8:40-51 (No. 9311).
9268)" Simulation of Forest Products Export Logis¬ Wood Chip Mill Harvest V'olume and Area
A Segmental Analysis of Current and Future tics: A Newsprint Paper Case Study, C]. Impacts in North Clarolina, J.D. Dodrill,
Scanning and Optimizing technology in the GallLs, 3:19-24(No. 9266). F. W. Cubbage, R.H. Schaberg, and R.C.
Hardwood Sawmill Industry, S.A. Bowe, Wood Chip Mill Harvest Volume and Area Abt, 11/12:29-.57 (No. 9327).
R.L. Smith, D.E. Kline, and PA. Araman, Impacts in North Carolina, J.D. Dodrill,
Fhe Wood Fransportation and Resource
3:68-76 (No. 9236). F.W. Cubbage, R.H. Schaberg, and R.C.
Analysis System (WFRANS): An Analysis
Abt, 11/12:29-37 (No. 9327).
Fool Coatings for Wood Machining: Prob¬ Fool to Assist Wood Residue Producers and
lems and Prospects, [.Y. Sheikh-Ahmad and Recycling and Users, K. |ensen, |. Menard, B. FYiglish, W.
F. Morita, 10:43-51'(No. 9354). Residue Utilization Park, and’B. Wilson, 5:27-.33 (No. 9296).
Validation of the ROMI-RIP Rough Mill Flexural Properties of Salvaged Dead Yellow- Wood and the Environment
Simulator, L.R. Thomas and U. Buehlmann, Cedar From Southeast Alaska, D.W. Green,
2:23-29 (No. 9200). K.A. McDonald, P.E. Hennon, J.W. FTans, Environmental Fradeoffs: Life Cycle Ap¬
and J.H. Stevens, 1:81-88 (No. 9168). proach to Evaluate the Burdens and Benefits
Physics and of Emission Control Systems in the Wood
MOISTURE RELATIONS 1 he Wood Fransportation and Resource Panel Industry, B. Sauer, W. Franklin, R.
Calibration of Moisture Meters for Southern Analysis System (WFRANS): An Analysis Miner, D. Word, and B. Upton, 3:50-59
Hardwoods, l.F. Shupe, Q. Wu, and I.D. Fool to Assist Wood Residue Producers and (No. 9408).
Users, K. [ensen, L Menard, B. English, W.
Hartley, 7/8:59-62 (No. 9424).
Park, and’B. Wil.son, 5:27-33 (No. 9296). Increasing I.ong- Ierm Storage of Carbon
Comparisons of Interlaboratory Swellome- Sequestered in Russian Softwood Logs
Testing and
ter testing of Two Water-Repellent Preser¬ Test Methodology Fhrough Enhanced l.umber Recovery, W.E.
vative Formulations for Millwork, E.L. Schlosser, J.H. Bassman, F.G. Wagner, and
Schmidt, TP. Murphy, C.N. Cheeks, A.S. Nondestructive Gamma Radiation Methods P.R. Wandschneider, 9:51-59 (No. 9320).
Ross, TS. Chiu, and R.S. Williams, 3:82-84 for Detection of Central Rot in Logs of I.enga
(No. 9222). (Nothogagiis putuilio), ]. \\ Karsulovic, M.I. Fhe Purchase Decision: Consumers and En¬
Dinator, and R. Morales, 11/12:87-93 (No. vironmentally Certified Wood Products, H.
Development and Application of C'olori- 9285). Bigsby and L.K. Ozanne, 7/8:100-105 (No.
metric Microassay for Determining Boron- 9314).
Containing Compounds, S.N. Kartal and F. Ultrasonic Inspection of Large Bridge 1 im-
Green 111, 6:75-79 (No. 9304). bers, R. Emerson, D. Pollock, D. McLean, Wood in the Interior Office Environment:
K. Fridley, R. Pellerin, and R. Ross, 9:88-95 Fdfects on Interpersonal Perception, B.G.
t heoretical Approach on Specific Surface (No. 9185). Ridoutt, R.D. Ball, and S.K. Killerby,
Area of Wood Particles, P. Bekhta and S. 9:23-30 (No. 9310).
Timber Production
Hiziroglu, 4:72-76 (No. 9254).
AND Harvesting
Feature articles
Wood Surface Feature Classification via Ex¬ Delimbing Hybrid Poplar Prior to Processing
tended-Color Imagery, D.A. Butler, C.C. With a Flail/Chipper, B.R. Hartsough, R. Advanced Engineered Wood Composites:
Brunner, and J.W. Funck, 6:80-84 (No. Spinelli, and S.J. Pottle, 4:85-93 (No. 9156). Innovative Fechnologies for Maine’s Forest
9274). Products Industry, R. Lavertv, 11/12:18-26
Economic Desirability of Deferring the (No. 9402).
Process Control/ Harvesting of Loblolly Pine Plantation Tim¬
Quality Control ber for Structural Dimension l.umber Pro¬ Biomass for Heat and Power, R.L. Bain and
A Benchmarking System for F^valuating the duction, H.E Carino and E.). Biblis, 7/8: R.P. Overend, 2:12-19 (No. 9395).
Profitability and Efficiency of Optimizing 52-58 (No. 9.543).
Durability Design for Wood Construction,
Chop Saw Systems, t. Maness and D. Wong,
10:52-61 (No. 9339). Flaws in an Assessment of Forest Re.sources G. C. Foliente, R.H. Leicester, C.-H. Wang,
in the Southern Appalachian Region, C. C. Mackenzie, and 1. Cole, 1:10-19 (No.
Color Grading of Beech Parquet Blocks by Schallau, P.E. Polzin, and M. Bennett, 9394).
Using Spectral Data, P. Vienonen, A. 3:44-49 (No. 9294).
Asikainen, and J. FTonen, 2:49-52 (No. International Forest Products Statistics
9201). Harvest Cost Collection Approaches and Growing and Better Than Ever, E. Price,
Associated Equations for Restoration Freat- 5:12-23 (No. 9397).
Fdfect of Autocorrelated Data on Composite mentson National Forests, C.E. Keegan III,
Panel Production Monitoring and Control: M.J. Niccolucci, C.E. Fiedler, J.G. Jones, Fhe International Limber Frade, F. Peck,
A Comparison of SPC Techniques, J.R. and R.W. Regel, 7/8:96-99 (No. 9286). 9:10-19 (No. 9400).
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Carle, J., P. Vuorinen, and A. Del Lungo,
and A. Del Lungo, 7/8:12-23 (No. 9399). Particles, 4:72-76 (No. 9254).
Status and Frends in Global Forest Planta¬
Wood-Framed Building Deconstruction: A Bender, D.A., see Peters, J.J. tion Development, 7/8:12-23 (No. 9399).
Source of l.umber for Construction, B. Falk,
Bennett, M., see Schallau, C. Carrano, A.L., J.B. Taylor, and R. Lemaster,
3:8-15 (No. 9396).
Parametric Characterization of Peripheral
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States: Fhe lnter(acingof Fwo Industries, C.
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and S. Willits, Volume Recovery, Grade
Anderson, R.C., E. Hansen, and J. Morrell, and Future Scanning and Optimizing Tech¬
Yield, and Properties of Lumber From
Use of Anti-Stain Chemical Treatments by nology in the Hardwood Sawmill Industrv,
Young-Crowth Sitka Spruce and Western
the Western U.S. Softwood Lumber Indus¬ 3:68-76 (No. 9236).
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Content on the Strength Properties of Ori¬ Loading and Vibration on Bending Prop¬
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Cabangon, R.J., R.B. Cunningham, and
cal Properties, Weight Loss, and Chemical
Barnes, D., Orientation of OSB and Parti¬ P.D. Evans, Manual Strand Orientation as a Composition of Wood During Incipient
cleboard Strands for High-Strength Ori¬ Means of Improving the Flexural Properties Brown-Rot Decay, 7/8:34-39 (No. 9308).
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9:31-39 (No. 9317). ippines, 4:53-59 (No. 9272). D
Dansoh, A.B., K. Ueda, and T. Hirai,
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Bending Strength and Stiffness Analysis of
and C.N. Kerr, Jr., Performance of Cop- Soltis, Pilot Study to Examine Use of Trans¬
Butt-Jointed Glulam Beams for Residential
per-Naphthenate-Treated Poles in Service, verse Vibration Nondestructive Evaluation
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sirability of Deferring the Harvesting of
CCA Components From Treated Appala¬
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Deresse, T., R.K. Shepard, and R.W. Rice, Forsman, J.W, see Wang, X. Hansen, E., J. Seppala, and H. Juslin, Mar¬
Longitudinal Shrinkage, Kiln-Drying De¬ keting Strategies of Softwood Sawmills in
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Pine (Pinus resinosa Ait) From a 25-Year-Old
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and R.C. Abt, Wood Chip Mill Harvest Vol¬ Dclimbing Hybrid Poplar Prior to Pro¬
ume and Area Impacts in North Carolina, Freitag, C.M. and J.J. Morrell, Effect of Gly¬ cessing With a Flail/Chipper, 4:85-93 (No.
11/12:29-37 (No. 9327). col on Movement of Borate From Fused Bo¬ 9156).
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structed With Round Mortise and Tenon
Hennon, P.FL, see Creen, D.W.
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Grade Distribution and Relative Stumpage
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Crgurevich, S., F. Boothby, H. Manbeck, C.
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