New innovation challenge for the fast and efficient assessment of forest roads conditions
Harvests from timber trees are collected every 15-21 years. But before logging and transport, existing forest roads for transporting wood need to be reviewed and repaired. Currently this assessment is performed manually by shelling every 300 m. to obtain the thickness of the layer of aggregates per section. If it is under 12 cm, it is necessary to add more gravel so that the road has at least 12 cm thickness.
In this context, CMPC is looking for more efficient alternatives to measure forest road conditions. The solution to this challenge is open and may come through either a technology … Read More → "New innovation challenge for the fast and efficient assessment of forest roads conditions"