ProfessorRien Visser

Evaluating shredded Pinus radiata as a temporary, low-volume forest roading aggregate

Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to improve landslide risk management in forestry operations, New Zealand

Evaluation of subgrade stabilisation methods for upgrading historic roads

Investigation of methods to measure residual slash volume in New Zealand’s erodible cutovers

Investigation of methods to measure residual slash volume in New Zealand’s erodible cutovers

Assessing Stabilisation from Soil Disturbance Caused by Steep Slope Harvesting Operations

Forest Measurement

Forest Transportation & Road Design

Tracking and tracing in the timber supply chain: State of the art and case studies

Uptake of geospatial technologies in NZ

Battery-powered chainsaw in thin to waste

Benefits and productivity of fixed felling heads

Efficacy of RoadEng based landing design

Efficacy of Roller vs track Forest Road compaction

Evaluating a GIS model for steep slope risk management

Grapple feeding in mechanised cable yarding systems

Improving export supply chains of debarked logs

Opportunities for biochar in NZ Forestry

Predicting harvest residue moisture content using fire indices

Structural Performance of a Multi-panel Cross Laminated Timber Wall System

Structural Performance of a multi-panel Cross Laminated Timber wall system

Smart sensors to detect people in danger zones of forest operations

Automating Log Sweep Assessment: A log sweep detection model based on video imagery and deep learning

Evaluating different approaches for landing designs in RoadEng