Veon held its Harvesting Training Day in a selection of forest sites in Co. Offaly earlier this month. Daragh Little, Managing Director Forestry at Veon is seen demonstrating the use of electronic callipers to measure Diameter Breast Height (DBH) to regional managers on site.
Electronic callipers offer numerous advantages for measuring diameter at breast height (DBH) in forests. Electronic callipers provide precise measurements, enhancing the accuracy of data collection crucial for forest inventory and management. This precision helps in monitoring tree growth, health, and population dynamics accurately over time especially in large-scale forest surveys, by streamlining data collection processes.
Easy retrieval and analysis of data helps simplifies data management and facilitates rapid decision-making in forest management practices. Veon’s electronic callipers are equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, allowing seamless integration with our data collection software. This integration enhances data accuracy, accessibility, and compatibility with Veon’s bespoke dynamic land management system which ultimately enhances improved forest management and conservation efforts.
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