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Links to recent research reports:
Go to Fire Economics and Management Laboratory (FEML)
Professional Interests:
Wildfire: Economics of initial attack, economics
of prescribed burning and fuels management, interagency strategic planning
and fire policy
Timber: Timber sale contracting, forest investment analysis,
timber supply and demand. Analysis of the timber industry in public forestry.
Education:
B.S. Forestry, University of Washington, 1975
M.S. Forestry Management, University of Washington, 1977
Ph.D. Forest Economics, University of Washington, 1982
Selected Publications:
Articles:
- Rideout, D.B. and S. J. Botti. 2002. Performance-based
fire program analysis system: blueprint for comprehensive fire planning.
J. of For. 100(5):36-41.
- Donovan, Geoffrey and Douglas B. Rideout. 2003.
A reformulation of the cost plus net value change (C+NVC) model of wildfire
economics. Forest Science . 49(2)318-323.
- Donovan, Geoffrey and Douglas B. Rideout. 2003.
An Integer Programming Model to Optimize Resource Allocation for Wildfire
Containment. Forest Science. 49(2)331-335.
- Rideout, D. B. 2003 (In Press). Social sciences
and the economics of moderation in fuels treatment. In: Proceedings:
Conference of Fire, Fuel Treatment and Ecological Restoration. April
16-18, 2002. Fort Collins, CO. In Press.
Rideout, D. B. and H. Hesseln. 2003. The dynamic Wyoming timber economy.
Western Journal of Applied Forestry. In Press.
Textbook:
- Rideout, Douglas B., and Hayley Hesseln. 2001. Principals
of Forest and Environmental Economics, 2nd edition. Resource and Environmental
Management, LLC. Fort Collins, CO. pp 327.
Recent Student Theses:
Hesseln, H. 1997. Economics of catastrophic wildfire.
Ph.D.
Stone, J. 1994. Testing the effectiveness of the
SBA-USDA timber set-aside program. M.S.
Wright. P. 1990. Recent experiences with end result
contracts on western national forests. M.F.
Wagner, J. 1990. Portfolio analysis of ponderosa
pine investments. Ph.D.
Courses Taught: Refer
to CSU
catalog ("Courses of Instruction") for course descriptions &
prerequisites
F322 Economics of the Forest Environment
NR444 Fire Economics and Policy
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