Ljubljana – The Slovenian Forestry Institute has signed a contract with the Slovenian firm Flycom Applied sciences to determine and preserve a forestry data system value 2.16 million euros. It is a key a part of the eForestry mission, and the funds will likely be supplied from the nationwide restoration and resilience plan following the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The actions to determine the brand new system will begin instantly after the contract is signed, and we anticipate to regularly start the transition to the brand new data system in 2025, which will likely be often used on the Slovenian Forestry Institute by all skilled companies in 2026,” mentioned Gregor Danev, director of the Slovenian Forestry Institute, upon signing the contract.
The important thing companies to be supported by the brand new forestry data system relate to the fields of cultivation, forestry supervision, forestry planning, spatial interventions, logging, forestry know-how, and forest safety.
Inside these areas, a number of new modules will likely be established to assist probably the most demanding spatial analyses, planning, and implementation of forest administration with the primary job of simplifying, optimizing, and upgrading the general public forestry service.
“For forest homeowners and different stakeholders, this may imply less complicated and extra environment friendly service, supported by a bigger quantity of information, bureaucratic reduction, and sooner and extra illustrative details about the forest and its administration,” they defined. (September 27)
