Wedge prism

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General description and handling

The wedge prism is a small honed glass plate that is used to make an angle count sample. You can estimate basal area factors of ½, 1, 2 or 4. The observer can do an angle count sample while he moves around the prism – and the prism is still located at the centre point of the plot.

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independence of power sources (no batteries needed) no digital storage of measurement results available.

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