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Report Page

Once processing is complete, users are notified both via email and within the system.
The Report Page provides a comprehensive visualization and export of all processed forestry data.
Here you can access detailed results, charts, heatmaps, and map-based visualizations showing all detected trees.

Summary Overview​

The key results of the processing are displayed in a summary block, containing the most important forestry metrics such as:

  • Number of detected trees
  • Number of measured trees
  • Gross volume (m³)
  • Average height (m)
  • Average diameter (cm)
  • Total basal area (m²)
  • Volume per hectare (m³/ha)
  • Basal area per hectare (m²/ha)
  • Average tree count per hectare (trees/ha)
  • Average basal area (m²)
  • Tree species

✅ Advantage:
The summary section provides an instant overview of the stand’s structure and main characteristics.
All metrics are automatically calculated for every project, allowing easy comparison between surveys.

Visualizations​

The system automatically generates spatial and statistical visualizations, which can be explored interactively.

Heatmaps​

Heatmaps display the structural variation within the surveyed area:

  • Tree height heatmap – shows the spatial distribution of tree heights.
  • Trunk diameter heatmap – visualizes the spatial distribution of DBH (diameter at breast height).
  • Tree density heatmap – indicates density variations across the area using color gradients.

All heatmaps are interactive and zoomable, with color scales clearly showing high-density, tall, or low-canopy sections.

Distribution Charts​

Distribution charts reveal statistical relationships and forest structure characteristics:

  • Tree height distribution: categorizes trees by height classes.
  • Trunk diameter distribution: frequency distribution of diameters.
  • Height–diameter correlation: visualizes relationships between height and diameter, including averages, medians, and trend lines.
    You can also set the sample size displayed on the graph for better clarity.

✅ Advantage:
Distribution charts help interpret the forest’s heterogeneity, age structure, and composition.
Every chart is expandable to full view, and values update dynamically based on processed data.

Map Visualization​

The “Tree Locations on Map” module contains an interactive map displaying all detected trees.

  • Each tree is represented as a point, labeled with a unique TreeID.

  • The map is zoomable and movable, with selectable DTM or CHM layers.

  • Clicking on a tree opens a detailed information popup:

    Example:

    • ID: 688
    • Height: 30.5 m
    • Diameter: 19.7 cm
    • Gross volume: 0.43 m³
    • Basal area: 0.03 m²

✅ Advantage:
The interactive map reveals real spatial relationships, allowing users to clearly visualize tree distribution and stand structure.

Downloadable Files​

All processed layers and reports for the project are available for download.

Available Files​

  • Layers:

    • projectname_CHM.tif – Canopy Height Model
    • projectname_DTM.tif – Digital Terrain Model

  • Report files:

    • projectname_REPORT.xlsx – detailed spreadsheet with every tree’s parameters

Each file includes timestamp and file size information, allowing users to track project versions accurately.

⚠️ Note:
High-resolution TIFF files should be opened in GIS software such as QGIS or ArcGIS.

Report Download​

On the Report Page, you can generate a professional PDF Report using the “Generate PDF Report” button.
The exported report includes all key project data, charts, and statistics in a clear and printable format.

Before generating, users can select which project parameters to include in the report — enabling full customization.

✅ Advantage:
The PDF report is well-formatted, structured, and print-ready, making it ideal for presentations, studies, or official forestry documentation.