The Forest Resource Analysis System Software (FRASS) transforms ordinary parcel data into a complete financial and biological profile of your forestland.
Each property record becomes a secure analytical workspace—connecting mapped acres, timber stands, and market data into one unified framework.

FRASS is your operational valuation platform.
Delivered as a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), it requires no special hardware or local installation.
All computation, data security, and model processing occur within the FRASS environment, giving users access to enterprise-grade analytics through a simple web browser.

Each subscription account is fully private and may include multiple Authorized Users, allowing managers, appraisers, and consultants to collaborate on the same property portfolio.
Your input data—forest inventory, GIS layers, and custom assumptions—remain your intellectual property.
Our licensed analytical modules—including the Flex Taper model, Delivered Log Market Portfolio, and Real Price Appreciation (RPA) forecasts—work behind the scenes to quantify value, cost, and opportunity for every timber stand.

From acreage to asset, FRASS links field measurements, spatial context, and market performance to reveal the real economic potential of your forestland.

Every forest is unique, yet every property shares a common goal: sustained value through informed management.
The Forest Resource Analysis System Software (FRASS) empowers landowners, investors, and analysts to reveal the full financial and ecological potential of their forestlands.

FRASS brings together biometric growth data, spatial context, and market intelligence to deliver decision-ready insights.
Through its integrated modules, users can identify optimal harvest rotations, evaluate management alternatives, and forecast long-term returns—all within a defensible analytical framework.
Maps generated through the FRASS GIS interface visually link the biological, spatial, and financial dimensions of each parcel, exposing both constraints and opportunities that conventional analyses overlook.

Static maps show where resources exist. FRASS goes further—turning those layers into operational intelligence.
A built-in map viewer connects high-resolution aerial and infrared imagery to detect vegetative vigor, soil moisture, and riparian dynamics in real time.
Users can zoom into stands, visualize site productivity, and assess management impacts spatially before committing resources.

At the same time, FRASS’s economic engine projects delivered-log market prices by sort and grade, forecasting financial outcomes over multiple rotations.
The system combines biological growth forecasts with inflation-adjusted price trends from the Real Price Appreciation (RPA) model to evaluate the timing and scale of each potential harvest.
Every rotation contributes to a comprehensive property-level valuation—measured in Net Present Value (NPV)—and grounded in both current and future market realities.