The developed application has its own characteristics, namely usability, relevance, reliability, accuracy and usefulness. The first feature of the application is its usefulness for forest owners, since only the user and their farm must be registered to access the application. It is essential to ensure that the owner can get the right information in an easy and hassle-free way and get the best decision-making support in the sustainable management of his forest plots. Another feature is the comprehensibility of the presented information and data. The displayed analyzes are presented in a comprehensible way, namely with a visual display (e.g. charts) and with key data. The third and fourth features of the application are reliability and accuracy. The focus is on experts with many years of experience in the field of forestry, who during the project developed a methodology that enables identification of the part of the forest where the effectiveness of silvicultural measures in terms of achieving forest management goals is greater than in the surrounding area. The methodology allows for a more detailed definition of the types of forestry hotspots, which allows us to determine where the most effective management of the forest is and in what way. The last feature of the system is its usefulness, both for forest owners and for the environment. In addition to the nature conservation aspect, the advantage of the application is also the financial return that forest owners can generate through sustainable forest management. By implementing the service provided by the application, forest owners can increase the yield of their forested land and create an additional source of income on the farm. Owners can also improve the productivity of their forests.

In the final six-month period, we continued and completed the development of the web-based application for the forest inventory at agricultural farm owner's forest. During the first half of the six-month period, we carried out tests and debugging, and then tested the application in the field, on one of the (AF), when carrying out forest inventories at silvicultural hotspots (SHPs). The developed application serves as a platform to help KMG owners to be transparent and to facilitate the search for location and ownership information, as links to various publicly available search engines and databases are collected on the homepage. The application also provides possibilities for forest owners to request a SHP treatment for a desired forest parcel under their ownership. This request is processed by a forestry expert, who reviews publicly available data and databases prior to the field visit and then determines the SHP with the forest owner in the field. For the forest inventory on the SHP, the application allows direct data entry for the selected SHP, whereby the calculation of the stand indicators is carried out automatically and entered in the so-called "SHP Card". This is the final product for the AF owner, which is sent to the Deblo application after the forest management application has been issued as an upgraded digitised forest management plan. It includes basic information on the SHP, the stand conditions on the SHP and the condition of the young trees on the SHP. After the basic information, the aims for the forest area, the proposed actions and the timeframe for checking the actions carried out are also recorded. At the very end, there is also a mapping section with the SHP placed in space on the different map layers.