Abstract
With As technology spreads, it is essential that forest management technologies follow the guiding principles of near-natural forest management, which include using tree species adapted to the site, growing forests that are structurally diverse, mixed and age-appropriate, avoid clear cutting, emphasis stability of the soil, and focus on individual tree growth. Many of the ideas and methods used in near-natural forest management are similar to those of complexity science. Examples include the importance given to diversity and structural differences.[1]. In this review paper we present a new scientific solution for Marker surveying and forest scaling and forest size structure , in surveying and environmental engineering using Marker pins and designing new electronic surveying and environmental engineering tools will help to produce new data that are accurate and that will benefit the surveying and environmental engineers.
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Djibril, Djamila Hassan Professor, "Electromagnetic Pins For Forest and Landscape Surveying", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
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