For instance, there was NavLog, which provides enhanced forest track navigation data, the ELDATdata exchange format, and the QS-Harvester quality assurance system for log harvesters. The special forestry displays in pavilions 33 (Expertise Center) and 34 (Hot Innovations) were organized by the German Forestry Council (KWF) and Deutsche Messe, who have been forestry-sector partners since 2008.
The floor of the NavLog stand in Pavilion 33 was an oversized aerial photograph overlaid with standardized data on classified forest tracks. The display - the firstever demonstration of NavLog's online database in live mode - was very well received, with many visitors taking up the offer to test NavLog's data via a trial membership.
Nearby, there was a Valmet harvester simulator, where visitors could fell a test log, digitally measure it, and feed the data into the simulator unit.
In Pavilion 34, the German Forestry Council (KWF) demonstrated ideas for developing new business areas and growing and optimizing existing ones. These included bioenergy solutions, alternative drive technologies and solutions for reducing harvester tire damage to forest floors.