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This forestry app uses smartphone technology to help experts assess forest conditions. It enables the quick and affordable measurement of key dendrometric parameters like basal area, tree count, and timber volume, aiding in forest management and business planning.
What's New in MOTI mobile timber cruise
1.0.10
June 16, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - New navigation mode - Ad hoc instrument for timber volume determination - Various bugfixes, usability improvements and compatibility updates
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What is MOTI mobile timber cruise used for?
MOTI mobile timber cruise is designed for forestry experts to easily and conveniently capture key aspects of forest conditions. It helps identify dendrometric parameters like basal area, tree count, and timber volume for decision-making and business planning.
Is MOTI mobile timber cruise free to use?
Yes, MOTI mobile timber cruise is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with its use.
What devices does MOTI mobile timber cruise support?
MOTI mobile timber cruise is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to leverage smartphone technologies for its forestry measurements.
How often is MOTI mobile timber cruise updated?
The latest version of MOTI mobile timber cruise is 1.0.10, which was last updated on June 16, 2016. This indicates a less frequent update cycle for the application.
What is the age rating for MOTI mobile timber cruise?
MOTI mobile timber cruise has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals who may be involved in educational forestry contexts.
Who developed MOTI mobile timber cruise?
MOTI mobile timber cruise was developed by HAFL Zollikofen. They are the entity responsible for its creation and maintenance.
Can MOTI mobile timber cruise be used for marking trees?
Yes, MOTI mobile timber cruise provides a solid basis for decision-making in the forest, which includes actions like the marking of trees. Its measurements support practical forest management tasks.
