Research from the University of Costa Rica’s National Laboratory for Materials and Structural Models suggests that keeping road networks in good condition saves money in the long run and keeps carbon emissions down.
By optimizing your forest and road assets within the same model, you can easily weigh the benefits of reducing transportation costs – and increasing the net value of your wood – against the capital cost of investing in road infrastructure.
As more technologies are adopted across the industry, connectivity is becoming increasingly important. Improved transparency and collaboration in the forest planning process are helping to increase efficiency and accuracy.
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