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Medidas precisas de volume de madeira são ferramentas importantes no planejamento do uso do recurso florestal. Neste estudo, foram investigados modelos volumétricos para a Floresta Nacional do Tapirapé-Aquirí, na Serra dos Carajás (PA), baseados numa cubagem rigorosa de 55 árvores para obter o diâmetro, altura comercial do fuste e volume sólido. Um total de 8 modelos de dupla entrada e 4 de simples entrada foram testados para o diâmetro mínimo de 14 cm. Para seleção do melhor modelo foram usadas as estatísticas do coeficiente de determinação, erro padrão da estimativa e distribuição dos resíduos. Entre os modelos de simples entrada o modelo logarítmico de Husch se ajustou melhor aos dados (R² = 0,9105) e entre os de dupla entrada o logarítmico de Schumacher & Hall se ajustou melhor (R² = 0,9942). O uso do modelo da Flona de Tapajós ou o uso do modelo de volume cilíndrico com fator de forma 0,7 subestimam a volumetria na Flona do Tapirapé. Isso enfatiza a importância de modelos volumétricos locais para melhorar a precisão da estimativa de madeira. Accurate volume estimate is a crucial variable for effective forest management in the tropics. In this study, we investigated volumetric models for Tapirapé-Aquirí National Forest in Carajás, PA, Brazil, based on 55 cubed trees by obtaining dbh, stem commercial height, and solid stem volume. A total of 8 double- and 4 single-entry models were tested for minimum dbh at 14 cm. Statistical procedures, such as coefficient of determination (R²), distribution of residuals, and standard error of estimate, were used to evaluate the accuracy of the estimates. Among simple-entry models, Husch logarithmic model showed the best fit to the data (R² = 0.9105), whereas Schumacher & Hall logarithmic model showed the best performance among double-entry models (R² = 0.9942). One previously published regression model, developed for Tapajós National Forest, and a taper function with a form factor of 0.70 were also cross-validated against the trees of this study. These two models subestimated the true volume. This study therefore highlights the importance of developing local volumetric models in order to obtain accurate estimates

Modelos volumétricos para a Floresta Nacional do Tapirapé-Aquirí, Serra dos Carajás (PA)