Practice abstract del GO SAGEFER, sistema integrado de apoyo a la gestión forestal en red

The proposal seeks to standardize a tool that achieves this goal within a short period of time (2-3 years), allowing from that moment on to have a powerful infrastructure that mobilizes, organizes and enhances the forest resource throughout Spain.

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Design, development and implementation of a system and a service to support and stimulate the fores

Design, development and implementation of a system and a service to support and stimulate the forest resource on a local scale in a network.

Atrašanās vieta: Spain
Autori: Jesús Martínez Ben
Mērķis: Communication
Dissemination
Faila tips: Document
Faila lielums: 293 kB
Izveidots: 06-05-2021
Izcelsmes valoda: Spanish
Oficiālā projekta tīmekļa vietne: Design, development and implementation of a system and a service to support and stimulate the fores
Licence: CC BY
Atslēgas vārdi: modelling
network
digitalisation
AKIS
management
Forestry

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