Software Solutions

Luoto is a custom-built GIS solution. Arbonaut was responsible for the full end-to-end development of the system.

Department of Forests and Park Services of Bhutan set a clear vision: bring all forestry data into one place and use GIS-based automation for faster decision-making.

Arbonaut has updated ArboAqua, its water catchment area analysis tool, with new map layers that broaden the environmental data available for planning and analysis.

To strengthen governance and decision-making across protected areas, the Ministry of Environment in Cambodia assigned Arbonaut to develop a Decision Support System.

The UNDP Uganda Accelerator Lab recognized the need to halt deforestation and assigned Arbonaut to develop a data sharing platform and harmonize datasets.

Tassu is a custom-built mobile GIS application developed for the Finnish Forest Centre to support the monitoring of legislative responsibilities in private forests.

For many years, district teams within the Rwanda Forest Authority managed forestry information using a mix of Excel files, local documents, and separate maps.

About 50% of private properties in forests are not digitized in Japan yet. Undigitized records are one the largest obstacles for forest management in Nagano prefecture.

Ahma was developed for the Finnish Forest Centre to support field verification and updates of forest resource information and environmentally important habitats.

Arbonaut supported the Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) in developing an operational Data Fusion System for water‑quality assessment across Finland’s coastal areas and lakes.

The National REDD+ Office partnered with Arbonaut and WWF Pakistan to develop the country’s first National Forest Monitoring System (NFMS), along with other REDD+ initiatives.