FOCUS - Advances in FOrestry Control and aUtomation Systems in Europe
FOCUS will demonstrate how innovative sensor technologies and control methods can facilitate the integration of control and planning mechanism in the main forest-based value chains in Europe (lumber, pulpwood, biomass, cork).
Steckbrief
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            Beteiligte Departemente
                    Hochschule für Agrar-, Forst- und Lebensmittelwissenschaften
                
Technik und Informatik - 
            Institut(e)
                    Multifunktionale Waldwirtschaft
                
Institute for Cybersecurity & Engineering (ICE) - 
            Forschungseinheit(en)
                    Waldökosystem und Waldmanagement
                
ICE / Cyber Threat Intelligence - Förderorganisation Europäische Union
 - Laufzeit 01.01.2014 - 12.06.2018
 - Projektleitung Prof. Dr. Christian Rosset
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            Projektmitarbeitende
                    
                        Prof. Dr. Ulrich Fiedler
                    
                
Daniela Rommel
Martin Ziesak
Prof. Dr. Christian Rosset
Julien Künzi - 
            Partner
                    Simosol Oy
                
Landesbetrieb Wald und Holz NRW, Forstliches Bildungszentrum für Waldarbeit & Forsttechnik
Teknologian tutkimuskeskus VTT Oy
Inesc Porto-Instituto de engenharia de sistemas e computadores
Azevedos Industria maquinas e equipamentos industiais SA
Research Studios Austria
Hohenlocher Spezial-Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Holzcluster Steiermark GmbH
Wahlers Forsttechnik GmbH
Valedemar Fernandes da Silva SA - Schlüsselwörter Precision forestry, sensors, automation, integrated planning and control
 
Ausgangslage
The goal of FOCUS is to improve sustainability, productivity and product marketability of forest-based value chains through an innovative technological platform for integrated planning and control of the whole tree-to-product operations.
Vorgehen
FOCUS brings together leading SMEs, experts and organisations in the fields of precision forestry, sensors, automation and software development. Case studies will be set in Finland, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria and Portugal covering the four main forest-based value chains in Europe (lumber, pulpwood, biomass, cork), from forest planning and monitoring forest growth, harvesting, wood transportation and industrial processing.