Company

Forest Sense cc

Gauteng , South Africa

Agriculture, Forestry, Minerals and Mining

Forest Sense cc has been registered as separate entity in August 2011 as it was previously a branch of MST (branch Forestry Geoinformatics) since 1997. Forest Sense bases its service offering on the skills of its director, Wolfgang Luck, the former Technology Manager at the Earth Observation Centre of the South African National Space Agency (SANSA). The company therefore has a long expertise in forestry with special reference to the indigenous forests of South Africa and Remote Sensing.

Areas of activity:

Data Reception and distribution, Data reseller, Downstream / GIS services, Hardware/software, Satellite Operator, Value adding services,

Foundation:

2011

CONTACT DETAILS

Address

South Africa Pretoria, 465 Durrstr. Waterglen 5 Waterkloof Glen P.O.Box 32594, Glenstantia

Phone

+27824430582

wolfgang@forestsense.co.za

Website

http://www.forestsense.co.za

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