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2008
Chhin, S., Hogg E. H. T., Lieffers V. J., & Huang S. (2008).  Potential effects of climate change on the growth of lodgepole pine across diameter size classes and ecological regions. 256(10), 1692-1703.
2002
Monserud, R. A., & Huang S. (2002).  Mapping lodgepole pine site index in Alberta. 23-30.
2001
Huang, S., Morgan D. J., Klappstein G., Heidt J., Yang Y., & Greidanus G. (2001).  A growth and yield projection system (GYPSY) for natural and regenerated lodgepole pine stands in Alberta. Technical Report Pub. T/485,
1997
Huang, S. (1997).  A subregion-based compatible height and site index model for young mature white spruce in Alberta. Alta. Publ. T/354; For. Manage. Res. Note 7,  Download: Forest Mngmnt.Research Note No.7_1997-05.pdf (6 MB)
Huang, S., Titus S. J., & Klappstein G. (1997).  Subregion-based compatible height and site index models for young and mature stands in Alberta: revisions and summaries. Part 1.. For. Magmt. Res. Note 9, Pub. T/389,
1996
Huang, S. (1996).  Growth intercept models for assessing the site potential of young lodgepole pine stands in Alberta. Technical Report Pub. T/339, 97.
Huang, S. (1996).  Modelling dynamics of regenerated juvenile stands for major Alberta tree species: Interim growth intercept models for predicting site index in young spruce, pine and aspen stands. Publ. T/338,
1994
Huang, S. (1994).  Ecologically based individual tree volume estimation for major Alberta tree species. Report No. 1.
Huang, S. (1994).  Ecologically based reference-age invariant polymorphic height growth and site index curves for white spruce in Alberta. Technical Report Pub. T/305,
Huang, S., Titus S. J., & Lakusta T. W. (1994).  Ecologically based site index curves and tables for major Alberta tree species. Tech. Report No. T307,
1993
Huang, S. (1993).  Ecoregion-based height-diameter models for major Alberta tree species. Internal report,
Huang, S. (1993).  Ecoregion-based individual tree volume estimation for major Alberta tree species. Internal report,

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