Planning and Data Collection

Modernise your forest inventory

Increasing awareness through responsive workflows

Improve tree growth and forest health monitoring with automated data processing and analysis

Modern forestry organisations are making mobile operations and planning more efficient with GIS. Collecting field and remotely sensed data and analysing it in near real time using performance dashboards helps leaders model complex workflows, accelerate response times and reduce costs. Use location technology to manage your forest inventory and resources more precisely while improving quality and customer satisfaction.

  • Update processes for inventory

    Replace the outdated workflows that foresters traditionally use to perform timber cruising, conduct silviculture assessments and inspect assets with efficient and easy-to-use mobile applications for collecting and recording field measurements and observations.

  • Bring depth to your analysis

    Integrate spatial and business data to better understand current forest conditions and trends while leveraging powerful tools for data exploration and spatially sensitive analytics.

  • Fuse business intelligence into plans

    Revolutionise enterprise decision-making. Empower forest managers across all departments to make more informed decisions using business intelligence workflows with impactful visualisations.

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Gain insights through data

Data collection in the field

Use integrated field apps to collect detailed information at the source, often remotely. Enable a combination of form fills, rapid observation collection and Internet of Things (IoT) sensor data to create a foundation of current field knowledge that improves awareness.

Data management

Integrate a wide variety of data from multiple sources that supply insight into complex workflows. Provide access, analysis and visualisation capabilities to the entire organisation via web services.

Mapping and location enablement

Provide sophisticated mapping and location analysis capabilities to create new spatial insights, improve critical decision-making and support long-term sustainability.

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Manage forest harvest and chemical activities

Forest managers use mapping to track forest assets, environmental compliance and associated activities to effectively manage costs and needs.

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