iWald | Forest growth simulation app

iWald | Forest growth simulation app

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Comparison of silvicultural treatment concepts by simulating forest growth processes on the smartphone.

In the iWald project, a system is being developed enabling forest owners to obtain realistic and technically sound options for the sustainable management of their forests. The individual objectives of the forest owner (private, communal, state) are taken into account as well as the forestry risk minimization and the sustainable conversion of forests while safeguarding the economic, ecological and social forest functions. One of the main results of iWald will be the "iWald App", which can be used to simulate forest growth processes on a smartphone. This will be provided with different entry barriers, so that both the forest layman and the trained forester will find their access to iWald. The goals include activating forest owners, who can thus approach their forest on a playful level, or improving public acceptance of forestry interventions through the possibility of simple visualization of future consequences.

Potencial de movilización
High, activation of forest owners to initiate forestry interventions is encouraged by the game character of the app.
Potencial de sostenibilidad
Sustainable forest management is encouraged based on individual objectives of the forest owners.
Impacto en el medio ambiente y la biodiversidad

Economic, ecological and social forest functions are integrated into the apps decision support system.

Facilidad de aplicación
The solution is not yet available on the market.
Dominio
Gestión forestal, silvicultura, servicios ecosistémicos, resiliencia
Palabras clave
tree growth simulation apps private forest owners service providers
Reto abordado
1. Mejorar la resistencia y la adaptación de los bosques al cambio climático
Tipo de solución
Modelización, DSS, simulación, optimización
Solución digital
SI
Innovación
SI
País de origen
Alemania
Escala de aplicación
Nacional
Año de inicio y fin
-
Datos de contacto
Propietario o autor
RWTH Aachen, Institute for Man-Machine Interaction
Dr.Ing. Martin Hoppen
Reportador
FBZ
Dr. Marie-Charlotte Hoffmann
References and Resources
Referencia del proyecto
iWald, funded by FNR under no. 22012818
Recursos
Proyecto bajo el que se ha creado esta ficha
Rosewood 4.0