Haglöf ground surface wood uprising meter (bitterlich)

With this Haglöf relascoop, also known as a goniometer, it is possible to estimate the ground surface of a timber stand in a forestry inventory according to the Bitterlich method with a variable radius. The ground surface is the number of m2 of trees or wood per hectare measured at eye level (1.5 m) above ground level and provides information on the density of the wood stand. This information can be used, for example, to estimate the standing timber stock or to substantiate the need to implement management measures.

Due to the transparent material and the design of this relascoop, you have optimum visibility during use and can work accurately. The 60 cm metal chain and the practical gripping points for thumb and forefinger simplify and improve the meeting. This relascoop has four different counting factors on two sides, namely 0.5 - 1 - 2 - 4.