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This study compared systematic line-point sampling (SS) and double sampling (DS) methodologies on an operational basis for four typical forest cover types found in the Western Gulf Coastal Plain. The purpose was to determine whether DS saves time while not sacrificing precision in an operational cruise. DS cruises were more efficient than SS controls (standard of comparison) 50%–80% of the time, depending on the forest cover type. For these cruises, gains in efficiency ranged from 33 to 106%. Gains were associated with increased precision rather than total time savings, which is ideal for sale cruises. An additional DS cruise design, which would be ideal for management cruises, was evaluated and resulted in time savings with slight loss of precision.

Comparison of Systematic Line-Point and Double Sampling Designs for Pine and Hardwood Forests in the Western Gulf