In Finland a 'forest surveyor' does survive by having at his disposal models & yield tables for pine, spruce & birch only. The number of commercial tree species is that low in Finland.
However, siberian larch (among others) has been planted in Finland since late  last century and has proven to be 'more than promising'. These trees are 37 m high, standing volume is 500 m3/ha and they've been planted in 1872 in Juupajoki.