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In every project we develop, AMETLAM strives to incorporate and apply the latest innovations available at each stage of integrated land management.
In addition to establishing strategic partnerships with various stakeholders to stay at the forefront of research, we invest in innovative solutions with a clear purpose: to maximize per-hectare value for our clients.
Through the application of advanced technological systems and tools to forest areas, the comprehensive management we provide our clients offers the highest level of detail, specificity, and precision to support better decision-making. As a result of our continuous innovation, AMETLAM has developed SINERXIA®, a proprietary software that quantifies, monitors and reports the status and evolution of agroforestry assets in real time. This platform makes it possible to visualize progress, access comparative analyses and manage data in an integrated manner, facilitating informed and agile decision-making.
For the best decision making, our team is specialized in:
Real-time measurement or monitoring of forest and/or agricultural health.
Real-time monitoring of pests and diseases has become an essential priority for the management of both forest assets and agricultural crops. Having accurate and updated information on the health status of trees or crops allows early action to be taken in the event of biotic damage, minimizing its impact and guaranteeing the sustainability of resources.
At AMETLAM, we have specialists in the use of remote sensors and multispectral cameras for remote sensing, identification and geopositioning of possible conditions, such as water stress, lack of nutrients or pathogen attack.
Thanks to remote sensing based on the analysis of time series of satellite images, such as the Sentinel-2 images from ESA's Copernicus program, with a high temporal resolution (available every 5 days), our team obtains key data that allow a rapid response to critical changes.
This enables us to plan and execute preventive and effective treatments, maximizing the health and productivity of forest and agricultural ecosystems.
Design and implementation of precision forest inventories.
Current forestry and agricultural management increasingly demands greater precision in the calculation of stocks of all the resources provided by the territory: not only the supply assets (wood and other uses such as resin, cork, mycology…) but also the support, cultural or regulatory services offered by forest ecosystems.
As a specialist in forest asset management, AMETLAM is continuously training its own teams, equipping them with tools for the digitalization of forest stands and the development of forest modelling software to manage forests based on ad hoc silvicultural pathways tailored to the wooded areas under its management.
Use of pre-programmed navigation systems or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVS).
Nowadays, integrated forest management would be difficult to conceive without the use of UAVs or drones, key tools to obtain, in real time, detailed and accurate information that optimizes decision making in forestry projects. These devices allow:
High resolution mapping.
Monitoring the state of the forests.
Detecting changes in the ecosystem.
Monitoring risks such as fire or pests.
