ASSESSMENT OF AVAILABILITY OF WOOD RESOURCES USING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS (THE KRASNOYARSK TERRITORY AS  A CASE STUDY)

Aleksandr Petrovich Mokhirev; Marija Olegovna Pozdnyakova; Sergej Olegovich Medvedev; Vladimir Olimbaevich Mammatov

doi:10.5937/jaes16-16908

Aleksandr Petrovich Mokhirev Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology
Marija Olegovna Pozdnyakova Marija Olegovna Pozdnyakova Lesosibirsk Branch of Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology, Lesosibirsk, Russia
Sergej Olegovich Medvedev Sergej Olegovich Medvedev Lesosibirsk Branch of Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology, Lesosibirsk, Russia
Vladimir Olimbaevich Mammatov Vladimir Olimbaevich Mammatov Lesosibirsk Branch of Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology, Lesosibirsk, Russia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/jaes16-16908

Keywords: Profitability, Transport availability of wood resource, Geographical information and analytical systems, Logging, Availability of wood resources,

Abstract

The article analyzes the availability of wood resources as a key indicator of the sustainability of logging operations.This study leads to the conclusion that the process of assessing the availability of wood resources is associated withthe collection and analysis of a large amount of data. At the same time, the more raw data is analyzed, the better theevaluation is. This article describes the experience of creating a software product based on geographic informationand analytical systems designed for detailed assessment of the entire set of factors that determine the level of availabilityof forest resources. The results of the assessment of the availability of wood resources in the KrasnoyarskTerritory are presented. The results obtained will allow to increase the effi ciency of the use of forest resources, toselect the ideal technology and system of machines, to avoid environmental disturbance, to develop the optimal routefor timber transportation which will eventually allow the forest user to make the largest profi t from the timber productsreceived.