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Creating Cutting Instructions for Harvesters with SilviA 7 (upgrade of SilviA 2007)

by David Herries | Jul 7, 2015 | Harvesting, STICKS

SilviA 7 is a newly developed version of the original program SilviA2007 (last version produced in 2007 and was Windows XP dependent). Primarily SilviA 7 is used to create new cutting instructions (bucking rules for product pricelists) for distribution to mechanised...
Improving Value Recovery & Production Planning using Harvester Data using STICKS

Improving Value Recovery & Production Planning using Harvester Data using STICKS

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

Recently at HarvestTech 2015, David Herries and Jeremy Gibson spoke on utilising harvester information to improve value recovery and production planning workflows using a recently released Cloud Service called STICKS. STICKS developed by ForestPHD and Interpine...
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...

Workshop 26th June – Managing Data and Wood-flow from Modern Mechanised Harvesters

by David Herries | May 27, 2015 | Training

Practical hands-on learning from practitioners, does it work and how to adopt it 26 June 2015, Waiariki Institute of Technology School of Forestry, Rotorua A workshop is being held for those interested in adopting the use of harvester information and the control of...

Interpine will be at HarvestTech 2015, Rotorua 24-25th June

by David Herries | May 15, 2015 | Training

Interpine will be speaking at the upcoming HarvestTech 2015 conference run by FIEA the 24-25th June 2015. We will be reviewing some case studies of improving value recovery & production planning through near real-time data collection from harvester operations....
Interpine and SATCO Implementing Feller-buncher GPS Tracking of Harvest Progress

Interpine and SATCO Implementing Feller-buncher GPS Tracking of Harvest Progress

by admin | Apr 14, 2015 | Cloud Services, GIS and Mapping, GPS, Harvesting, Health and Safety, STICKS, Value Recovery

Together with SATCO LOGGING ATTACHMENTS, Interpine is able through STICKS to track felling progress using GPS in a full tree harvesting system1 without the need for ANY additional software or hardware. As STICKS the Harvest and Woodflow Solution is constantly...

Deploying PlotSafe and YTGEN in Mexican Plantations

by admin | Apr 1, 2015 | Forest Inventory, Outside NZ, PlotSafe, Training, YTGEN

Interpine has recently undertaken a project to implement PlotSafe and YTGen within Mexico. The trip offered great interaction with local staff, and proved that good forest inventory measurement practices are internationally recognised principals.  Language is often...

Make Your Paper Maps Mobile with PDF Maps App

by David Herries | Mar 30, 2015 | Cloud Services, GeoMaster, GIS and Mapping, Harvesting

We often get asked; “how can we get our forest maps onto our mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets” As expected there are many ways to do this, but in this article I thought it was worth covering one of the simplest. This being to simply stop...

PlotSafe Updated for Juniper Allegro 2 Handheld

by David Herries | Mar 30, 2015 | Forest Inventory, PlotSafe

PlotSafe has recently been updated for the Juniper Allegro 2 field computer by Silmetra. Interpine have been working with the new version of the well proven Juniper Allegro range since Dec 2014. Over this time our field staff have provided some feedback and working...

Measuring Abnormal Tree Heights during Forest Inventory

by David Herries | Mar 30, 2015 | Forest Inventory, PlotSafe, YTGEN

The modelling of diameter and height relationships during a forest inventory is often undertaken when a subset of tree heights is measured that will then be used to predict the heights of unmeasured trees. One such equation for doing this is the Petterson regression,...
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