FEATURES OF THE USE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-PRECISION GPS DEVICES IN FORESTRY

A.B. Mudetbek; G.A. Myrzabayeva; K.T.  Abayeva; F.A. Toktassynova; M.K. Shynybekov

doi:10.37884/4-2022/09

Abstract

Forestry institutions are currently gradually introducing GIS technologies. With the use of GIS technology and digital data processing, Kazakh Forestry Enterprise is doing a lot of work to collect data on the First Forest Fund, on the accounting of districts, etc., transfer the collected data to institutions, commissioning.At the same time, electronic media are replacing the old paper tablets. Geographic information systems (GIS) are a key element of the effective and operational solution of many scientific, practical and managerial tasks due to the visual presentation of data and a variety of tools for their analysis. The use of GIS technologies makes it possible to combine into a single structure a large volume of cartographic and thematic information, including remote sensing data (satellite images), field research, engineering research, monitoring, various types of economic activities, document management.

Statistics showed that when using 2 base receivers and one mobile GPS 5700, even dense coniferous forest, you can get acceptable shooting results. The GPS equipment worked flawlessly.

Terra Center for Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems LLP has extensive experience in collecting and systematizing data to solve various problems in the field of GIS creation, environmental design, forestry, ecology, nature management, geological exploration, topography and cartography, and oil and gas complex design. Terra Center for Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems LLP makes extensive use of geographic information technologies in its work and provides services in this area. The calculation of the area of each site, the calculation of the area of the length of rivers, roads is carried out by computer programs. This improves the quality and accuracy of work. Also, this program has the ability to work with other programs, for example: MS Excel, MS Access, ArcGIS, WinPLP, SoliM, etc. to solve professional tasks in tabular form through packages with Crystal Reports.

program, opportunities, geographical map, GIS, forest resources, transition, deceleration, downsizing, management, cartography, information, cadastre.

01 Introduction

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02 References

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FEATURES OF THE USE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-PRECISION GPS DEVICES IN FORESTRY. (2022). Izdenister Natigeler, 4 (96), 73-88. https://doi.org/10.37884/4-2022/09

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“FEATURES OF THE USE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-PRECISION GPS DEVICES IN FORESTRY”. 2022. Izdenister Natigeler, no. 4 (96) (December): 73-88. https://doi.org/10.37884/4-2022/09.

“FEATURES OF THE USE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-PRECISION GPS DEVICES IN FORESTRY” (2022) Izdenister natigeler, (4 (96), pp. 73–88. doi:10.37884/4-2022/09.

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“FEATURES OF THE USE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-PRECISION GPS DEVICES IN FORESTRY”. Izdenister Natigeler, no. 4 (96), Dec. 2022, pp. 73-88, https://doi.org/10.37884/4-2022/09.

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[1] 1. A. M. Berlyant and V. C.Tikunov. –М.:Cartography. Issue 4. Geoinformation systems / Comp., ed. And pre-disl. - Kartgeocenter-Geodesy, 1994.-350 P.

[2] 2. Berlin; Heidelberg; New York: Springer-Verlag, 2000. — P. 49-62 (Ecological Studies. Vol. 142).

[3] 3. D.R. Themens, P.T. Jayachandran, R.B .Langley //Determining receiver biases in GPS-derived total electron content in the auroral oval and polar cap region using ionosonde measurements / GPS Solut. 2013. Vol. 17. No 3. Pp. 357−369.

[4] 4. Knizhnikov Yu. F. Aerospace sounding. - M.: Publishing House of Moscow State University, 1997. - 119 P.

[5] 5. Kuzmichev V.V., Pshenichnikova L.S., Tretyakova V.A. Productivity of six tree species plantations for three decades in the Siberian afforestation experiment // Tree species effects on soils: Implications for global change. - Springer, 2005. - P. 269-279

[6] 6. Lurie I. K. et al. Fundamentals of Geoinformatics and GIS creation / Remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems. - Chapter 1; Edited by A.M. Berlyant. - M.: OOO "INEX-92", 2002. – 140 P.

[7] 7. McDonell/., Kemp K. International GIS Dictionary. — Geoinformation International, 1995. — 111 p.

[8] 8. Oraikhanova A.A., Abayeva K.T., Serikbayeva A.T., Sirgebayeva S.T. Regularities of fruiting scotch pine and factors affecting seed yield value // Scientific journal «Research, Results». - Almaty: KazNAU, 2017. - №3 (075). - P.137-140.

[9] 9. Oraikhanova A.A., Abayeva K.T., Serikbayeva A.T., Sirgebayeva S.T. Studies About Variation of Morphological Characters of Pine Stands Canopy from Artificial Origin and their Relationship with Taxation Indexes // BBRA-OSPC - Biosciences, Biotechnology Research Asia. – 2016. - №13(1). - P. 211-219

[10] 10. Oraikhanova A.A., Abayeva K.T., Krumins J., Toktasinova F.A. Forest-ryecological analysis of methods forest reproduction of forest resources in state forest natural reserve "Yertis ormany" // International conference of Industrial Technologies and Engineering. – ICITE, 2017

[11] 11. Scarascia-Mugnozza G., Bauer G.A.,Persson H. et al. Tree biomass, row than dnutrient pools // E.-D. Schulze (ed.). Carbonand nutrient cycling in European forest ecosystems.

[12] 12. Vasiliev P. V., Buyanov E.V. On the methodology of joint work of the Maplnfo and Geoblock programs on ensuring and calculating reserves of ore deposits / / Inf. Byul. GIS-Association. – 2000. — № 2(24). – P. 32-33.

[13] 13. V.B. Ovodenko, V.V. Trekin, N.A. Korenkova Investigating range error compen-sation in UHF radar through IRI-2007 real-time updating: Preliminary results et al. // Advances in Space Research2015. Vol. 56. Iss. 5. Pp. 900-906. doi 10.1016/j.asr.2015.05.017.

[14] 14. Wirth C., Schumacher J., Schulze E.D. Generic biomass functions for Norway spruce in Central Europe — a meta-analysis approach toward prediction and uncertainty estimation // Tree Physiology. — 2004. — Vol. 24. — P. 121-139.

[15] 15. Whitfield J. All creatures great and small // Nature. - 2001. - Vol. 413.- P. 342-344.