Get a comprehensive overview of your forest area with the digital forest map. Easily visualize and manage boundaries, stands, and essential information for effective forest management.
The digital forest map offers a clear structure and visualizes your ownership areas, hunting grounds, and essential details such as paths, buildings, and watercourses. It is your indispensable tool for excellent orientation and efficient forest management. The seamless linking with forest areas enables simple reporting.
Whether temperature, precipitation, or wind speeds - palos always takes the current climate conditions into account and saves them retrospectively. Palos enables you to make informed decisions and compare records.
Scoring assesses data quality and reliably indicates highly up-to-date data sources. A high score gives you clear visibility and confidence in your digital forest map and economic plan.
Changes in the Digital Forest Map are automatically reflected in the Operat, ensuring a smooth workflow.
The digital forest map shows you not only the rescue points but also the current network coverage. This allows you to stay in control and act immediately in an emergency.
As a separate layer in the digital forest map, the cadastre provides transparency about land owned by the user and allows neighboring plots to be displayed.
Our boundary marker database not only gives you an insight into the location, type, and condition of the boundary markers but also ensures clear orientation on your site.
You can edit the digital forest map yourself using the tools for dividing and connecting forest areas and drawing property boundaries.
Roads can be created simply by digitizing the center line, whereby the width can be specified individually.
Yes, you can create your own themes and import and export them (shp, Geo-PDF).
Yes, we would be happy to take over your existing forest map. Please get in touch with us to clarify further procedures together.
Yes, changes in the digital forest map lead to a recalculation of volumes, area sizes, and the designation of new sub-areas.