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The document presents a study on regional-scale forest production modeling using process-based models (PnET-II and 3-PG) integrated with Geographic Information Systems (GIS). It addresses the challenges of adopting these models in practical forest management, emphasizing the need for improved information system designs. The study was conducted in the Arrowhead region of northeastern Minnesota, where both models were applied to estimate Net Primary Production (NPP) at two spatial scales (1x1 km and 10x10 km). Results indicated comparable predictions between the models, with significant influences from forest cover type and spatial resolution on NPP estimates. The document also proposes a framework for implementing such models effectively, highlighting technological requirements, data sources, and ecological considerations.

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