AgriBlick turns a single drone flight into a defensible forest stand inventory — no LiDAR, no field hardware, delivered GIS-ready. What we measure, per flight: Tree height & stand structure: a canopy height model built from the drone's DSM and the official DGM1 terrain model, measuring every detected tree individually — dominant height (h₁₀₀), mean height, and the full height distribution per stand, with a stated accuracy band of ±0.5–1.5 m. Stem count & stand density: every tree detected as a local maximum in the canopy height model, delivered as a point with its crown polygon — stem count, stems per hectare, and canopy cover per sub-area. Timber volume & growing stock: modeled DBH from height and crown diameter, then volume per tree, per hectare, and for the whole stand — including merchantable share. A fast pre-inventory with a stated ±25–35% band, positioned as a complement to a full cruise, not a replacement for one. Every figure ships with its confidence band — no black-box outputs. Results export as GeoJSON, ready to drop into your own GIS
| Website | https://agriblick.de/ |
| Employees | 1 (0 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Farming, Ranching, Forestry |
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AgriBlick is based in Leipzig, Saxony.
