Dávid Heilig

Deputy head of research

Hungary

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Dávid Heilig is the Deputy Head of Research at KEFAG Kiskunsági Forestry and Wood Industries Plc. in Hungary. His research focuses on carbon stock estimation, forest stand characteristics, and the efficiency of harvesting systems, particularly in relation to poplar plantations. Recent articles authored by Professor Heilig explore advanced methodologies such as satellite imagery and airborne laser scanning to enhance forest management practices.

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Gábor Zoltán Illés

Head of Department

HUNGARY

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Karl-Heinz Feger

University professor

Technische Universität Dresden

GERMANY

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Bálint Heil

dean

University of Sopron

HUNGARY

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Articles (11)

Estimation of the Total Carbon Stock of Dudles Forest Based on Satellite Imagery, Airborne Laser Scanning, and Field Surveys

Investigation of the Relationship between Topographic and Forest Stand Characteristics Using Aerial Laser Scanning and Field Survey Data

A cost-benefit analysis of pre-sorting using a feller-buncher in underdeveloped short rotation poplar plantations

First trial of a prototype chainflail delimber for the European short rotation poplar plantations

Integrated Harvesting of Medium Rotation Hybrid Poplar Plantations: Systems Compared

Cut-to-Length Harvesting Options for the Integrated Harvesting of the European Industrial Poplar Plantations

The Effect of Target Log Length on Log Recovery and Harvesting Cost: The Example of Short-Rotation Poplar Plantations

Water Use of Hybrid Poplar (Populus deltoides Bart. ex Marsh $$\times$$ P. nigra L. “AF2”) Growing Across Contrasting Site and Groundwater Conditions in Western Slovakia

Manipulating grading strategy for the efficient harvesting of industrial poplar plantations

Effects of Red Mud on Plant Growth in an Artificial Soil Mixture

Field trials, clone selection, growth inventory and growth modeling

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Gábor Zoltán Illés

Karl-Heinz Feger

Bálint Heil

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