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Automated Sweep Measurement Project

Automated Sweep Measurement Project

by admin | Jan 26, 2022 | Forest Inventory, Log Measurement, Uncategorised

Automated Sweep Measurement Project Forest Growers Research and Interpine have joined to help harvesting operations to face some big challenges now and in the future.  These include labour shortages, rising costs reducing competitive advantages, increasing barriers to...
Juniper Allegro 3 under testing for use in Forestry

Juniper Allegro 3 under testing for use in Forestry

by admin | Jun 8, 2020 | Carbon Inventory, Forest Inventory, Log Measurement, Log Scaling, LUCAS, PlotSafe

Our team are reviewing the latest Juniper Systems device for Forest Inventory, Conservation projects and Log Scaling operations. Juniper Allegro’s have been a goto device for rugged forestry applications and it is great to have the latest version running Android...
Building a Stronger Team through COVID-19 Level-4

Building a Stronger Team through COVID-19 Level-4

by David Herries | Apr 14, 2020 | Company Updates, Forest Inventory, Log Scaling, Staff, Training

We are in our 3rd week of COVID-19 Level 4 here in New Zealand. As a business we are focused on taking this opportunity to Build a Stronger Team. Our operational staff are focused on Online #Forest #Training using #MicrosoftTeams to connect and work through...
Using Drones / UAV for 3D Modelling Forest Tree Structure

Using Drones / UAV for 3D Modelling Forest Tree Structure

by David Herries | Jul 18, 2017 | Forest Inventory, GIS and Mapping, Harvesting, Log Scaling, UAV's / Drones, Value Recovery

The Interpine #UAV #Drone continue to innovate around the use of structure from motion 3D modelling. In this case we show some examples of modelling tree structure and resulting stem volume / form, which are important in the forest yield modelling calculations. Doing...
Investigating Tree Structure from 3D Modelling

Investigating Tree Structure from 3D Modelling

by David Herries | Jul 18, 2017 | Forest Inventory, Harvesting, LiDAR, Log Measurement, UAV's / Drones, Valuation

The Interpine #UAV #Drone continue to innovate around the use of structure from motion 3D modelling. In this case we show some examples of modelling tree structure and resulting stem volume / form, which are important in the forest yield modelling calculations. Doing...
Understanding Bucking Instruction (APT File) Application in Harvesters

Understanding Bucking Instruction (APT File) Application in Harvesters

by David Herries | Aug 28, 2015 | Harvesting, Log Defect Measurement, Logmaker Auditing, STICKS, Value Recovery

Designing cutting instructions for harvesters is still something many forest owners and managers in New Zealand and Australia are still learning. Part of this learning is the use of Simulators from the harvester machine manufacturers. By using a simulator to help in...
Successful Workshop on Harvester Data Management

Successful Workshop on Harvester Data Management

by David Herries | Jun 30, 2015 | Cloud Services, GIS and Mapping, Harvesting, Log Scaling, STICKS, Value Recovery

Interpine recently hosted a workshop on harvester data management at Waiairki Institute of Technology (WIT). 36 attended from forest companies, consultants, contractor entities, machine manufacturers (SATCO, Woodsman, SouthStar and LogMax) and academia from University...

Value Recovery Auditors undertaking Training at Waratah

by Goetz Roth | Sep 22, 2014 | Harvesting, Log Scaling, Logmaker Auditing, STICKS, Training, Value Recovery

Interpine’s Log Value Recovery Auditors recently attending a training session hosted by Waratah Forestry Attachments at their Rotorua training centre. The focus was learning more about the TimberRite measuring and control system, while also focusing on the key...

Interpine Conducting a Review of Forest Mensuration Equipment from Haglof Sweden

by David Herries | Jan 20, 2012 | Forest Inventory, Log Scaling, PlotSafe

Interpine is working closely with Halgof Sweden in 2012 to review the cost effectiveness of deployment of a range of Haglof forest mensuration equipment in NZ and Australia. Based in Northern Sweden, Haglof has been developing and building professional measurement...

Automated Log Counting: Proof of Concept at SilviLaser 2011

by David Herries | Oct 21, 2011 | LiDAR, Log Scaling

Improving log inventory is a key area where the New Zealand forestry industry could significant improve its supply chain performance. Although the process of counting logs seems relatively simple; in reality it is a difficult and labour intensive job. This is...
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