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  • Ecology
  • Computer Science

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  • Forest biodiversity is crucial for ecosystem health and essential services.
  • Pollution and climate change necessitate improved biodiversity assessment methods.
  • Traditional visual assessment methods for forest biodiversity are limited.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and evaluate an interactive Mixed Reality (MR) application for visualizing forest biodiversity indicators.
  • To assess the accuracy and usability of MR technology in complex forest environments.
  • To explore the potential of MR for enhancing forest management and public awareness.

Main Methods:

  • Development of HoloFlora, an interactive MR application for digital tree stem visualization.
  • Geometric accuracy assessment of the MR application.
  • Expert evaluations of the application's design, functionality, and potential for integration into forestry practices.

Main Results:

  • HoloFlora achieved a geometric accuracy of 1.4 cm, setting a new benchmark for MR methods.
  • The application demonstrated precise spatial information delivery in complex forest settings.
  • Expert evaluations confirmed the intuitive design and functionality, with high acceptance of MR technology.

Conclusions:

  • Mixed Reality technology, exemplified by HoloFlora, offers a transformative potential for forest biodiversity monitoring.
  • The application's accuracy and usability support its integration into existing forest management practices.
  • MR can significantly enhance biodiversity data contextualization and public engagement with conservation issues.