International Journal of Forest Engineering

Papers
(The TQCC of International Journal of Forest Engineering is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Forest road density in flat and sloping site conditions in Brazil15
Study of a chassis path planning algorithm for a forest harvester10
Our employees in traditional and environmentally friendly logging: characteristics of forestry workhorses in Hungary8
Hand-arm vibration levels in hardwood and softwood cutting with battery-powered and petrol chainsaws8
Log truck transportation challenges and innovative solutions: evaluating the perspectives of truck drivers, logging business owners, and foresters7
Performance of tracked excavators equipped with grapple-saw stacking treetops in poplar plantations7
Optimization of forest harvest scheduling at the operational level, considering precedence relationship among harvesting activities6
Trucks-to-trucks: a comparison of the raw forest products transportation industry and other forms of commercial trucking in the US South6
Predicting the occurrence of root rot in tree stumps based on harvester data6
Wood harvesting efficiency analysis of regional forest directorates in Turkey: k-means clustering and data envelopment analysis approach6
How stem size variations in forest stands influence harvester productivity and the use of productivity models6
Impacts of posted bridges on log truck routing in Mississippi, USA6
Productivity and cost analysis of cable yarding operations in flat terrain in the canton of Aargau in Switzerland5
Evaluating the productivity and costs of five energywood harvesting operations in the lower Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S5
Could a terminal-based operating model reduce greenhouse-gas emissions in road transport of timber?5
Scheduling of forest harvesting operations on multiple cut blocks using multi-task machines5
Modelling forest road trafficability with satellite-based soil moisture variables4
Stacking factor in transporting firewood produced from a mixture of Caatinga biome species in Brazil4
Editor’s Note4
Effects of traffic intensity and travel speed on forest soil disturbance at different soil moisture conditions4
Introduction for special issue “COFE-FORMEC 2021 joint meeting”4
Smart forestry – a forestry 4.0 approach to intelligent and fully integrated timber harvesting4
Log truck insurance premiums, claims, and safety practices among logging businesses in the US South4
Workability and productivity among CTL machine operators – associations with sleep, fitness, and shift work4
A new approach to map-based monitoring of logging-induced changes in soil penetration resistance4
Semi-empirical model for timber truck speed profile and fuel consumption3
Evaluation of changes in soil physical properties 20 years after skidding operations3
Solution approaches to reduce problems with unbalanced supply and demand in transportation and harvest planning3
An optimization model for detailed scheduling of heterogeneous fleet of log trucks considering synchronization3
Dynamic cost allocation in horizontal collaboration – a case study in forest transportation in Québec3
Forestry workers’ perceptions on occupational safety: a comparative study of British Columbia and South Korea3
Teleoperated forwarder with VR: impact of latency on operator log handling performance3
Knowledge and technologies for effective wood procurement3
Productivity and cost of energy chipping with non-integrated harvesting systems in the Coastal Plain of the US south3
Assessing harvesting productivity and fuel efficiency in secondary Nothofagus antarctica forest management in Northern Patagonia2
Rail transport in Swedish wood supply – seasonal variation, system risks and mitigation costs2
Assessing the potential opportunity costs of low quality or missing root rot information at mid-fertile Norway spruce sites in Norway when choosing regeneration species2
The effect of tree and harvester size on productivity and harvester investment decisions2
Strength analysis of different design solutions of boom extensions for attaching the harvester head to the excavator2
The state of logging businesses in North and South Carolina in 20222
The productivity and cost of harvesting whole trees from early thinnings with a felling head designed for continuous cutting and accumulation2
Benchmarking operational conditions, productivity, and costs of harvesting from industrial plantations in different global regions2
Economic viability of the whole tree harvest under conditions of uncertainty: a study in southeastern Brazil2
The impact of season on heart rate variability and workload of workers in young tree tending operations of a Larix kaempferi (Lamb.) Carr. stand: a preliminary study2
A case study of the subjective workload of forest equipment operators in South Carolina2
Toward a digital twin of forest roads – road weather stations for monitoring road condition and trafficability in Eastern Finland2
Machine learning applications in forest and biomass supply chain management: a review2
New configurations of the tele-extraction concept2
The effectiveness of a small-scale combination harvester/forwarder in industrial plantation first thinning operations2
A mobility model for a tethered skidder2
Harvester time consumption in nature conservation management operations2
Assessing the characteristics and supporting factors that lead to logging machine value loss in the Southeastern United States2
Forestry professionals’ perspectives on exoskeletons (wearable assistive technology) to improve worker safety and health2
Fuel consumption of a high-capacity transport (HCT) vehicle combination for industrial roundwood hauling: a case study of laden timber truck combinations in Finland2
Data-driven strategies for accurate volume-to-biomass conversions2
Capacities characterization of wood harvest machine operators’ by cognitive and motor processes2
Exploring barriers and facilitators to well-being among logging industry workers: a mixed methods study2
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