I have used MBG Tools from Mason, Bruce & Girard and Super ACE from Atterbury Consultants as well as various timber company and consultants in house programs.Most of the ones I have used require a data base program. Most around here use MS Access as a base for their programs. It allows custom report generation and will interface with GIS applications. The problem is they are a 'bit' pricey. I have never used the ones you mentioned, must be a regional thing.What are your requirements, Handheld data collection?

Newton Excel Bach, not (just) an Excel Blog - Great site with lots of usefull Excel programs and functions for scientists, structural engineers and students. David Childs - Excel proformas - Spreadsheets for beam analysis under static and moving loads, design of steel and concrete bridges. Also is a great bridge informational site. We provide cruising software, documents, training, and technical support. The National Cruise System is a set of software tools developed for timber cruisers to design a timber cruise, collect timber cruise data, and produce statistically defensible volume estimates for timber sale contracts. Current Software.

Professional Custom Reports? Customized Tables? Stand Growth projection? GIS Interface? Tillaway,Those are the two programs I found in the Forestry Suppliers catalog. Timber Tools is about $50, but requires MS Excel. Crustali is over $300 and is an MS-DOS program.I won't be using a hand-held computer.

Right now, I just need the most basic software I can find that'll do my cruise calculations for me and then generate a report. However, I may need some of the extras down the road, so I wouldn't mind investing in those.My inclination at this point is just to buy MS Excel and set up my own program to handle calculations (assuming I remember enough about Excel to do that), unless I can come out cheaper or almost as cheap getting a few bells and whistles.Where can I find information on the MBG Tools you mentioned?Phil. PhilThese programs are both written by companies in or near Portland, Oregon. They are allot more expensive than what you have been looking at.

MBG may sell you just a simple Behrs based plot compiler, but the cost may still be prohibitive for you.Like I mentioned earlier most of these need a database program to work, usually MS Access.Atterbury's Super ACE sounds like it may be more of what you need. It too is considerably more costly as well, but is simpler to use than MBG's product. It produces about any report you would want.MBG ToolsI used to be able to tell you exactly who to talk to but that was a few years ago.

Check out the down load site for free volume tables.Atterbury ConsultantsFor cruising products and programs. A bit pricey.

You can also check azure portal to check your application is created successfully. For more information you can have a look onNote: You are using personal account which is not correct for this flow.

I was surprised at how little one of them cost.Super ACE is the industry standard out here. It is used buy most log buyers, mills, States, etc. California has more folks using home made programs. The reason for the popularity is the hand held data collection and data is easy to tranfer from company to company. Potential log purchaser can request your data base to run through thier program for appraisal purposes. Some cruisers have experimented with cruising a sale and selling the data to numerous potential log purchasers.I guess cruising is taken a little more seriously out here.

An independent contract cruiser has to have, Data Recorder, Relaskop, and Laser to be well equiped if you work in Oregon or Washington. Most companies expect you to have them or you don't get considered for a contract.

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Including Implementation of a Laser RangeFinderElectronic Data Solutions® DataPlus® Mobile (DPM) form creation software is particularly well-suited for creating field data collection forms for use in forestry. Using a timber cruising application, this article will show how to replicate forestry field forms, utilize DataPlus Mobile features to speed field data collection and minimize errors, and then quickly and easily download the data to an office computer and prepare the data for use in spreadsheets, databases and GIS software.A trial or purchase of DataPlus Mobile will include a documents folder with user-manuals for all of the DataPlus Mobile components.

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A key document within this folder is the DataPlus Mobile Tutorial. The Tutorial includes a number of lessons on how to build a DataPlus application. The example used in the tutorial is the same timber cruise application discussed here. You can obtain a free trial version of DataPlus Mobile with tutorial.Timber cruising is a method of determining the amount, size, and species of trees within an area in a forest.

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The forest is divided in stands. The stand is further divided into plots. Detailed data consisting of tree information, wildlife information, and any other general observations that may affect the value or access to the trees is collected within each plot. Data of various types may be collected on a cruise. The tree data consists of species, size, and any defect or damage to each tree. In our example, wildlife data is also being collected.

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