Citizen Pruner Instructions for Collecting
Tree Information
TreesNY and CENYC prepared a detailed list of instructions
on what information to collect and how to collect it
for the Citizen Pruners as they gathered data in the field.
Click here for PDF file
ArcPAD code for Collecting Street Tree Information
Working with the scientists with the Forest Service and the
Citizen Pruners, ESRI developed an application for collecting
street tree information using their ArcPAD software. You
can now download the files used to create this application.
Click here to download the customized ArcPAD application
Click here for PDF file with instructions on installing the customized application
Click here for PDF file explaining the files used for the customized application
http://www.esri.com/software/arcpad/index.html
Urban Canopy Enhancements Through Interactive Mapping
Report published by the USDA Forest Service in Syracuse.
As a partner in the Neighborhood Tree Survey Project they
had the following objectives:
1. Develop high-resolution cover maps of the
three neighborhoods
2. Analyze street tree data collected in the
neighborhoods (e.g., carbon storage, air pollution removal,
tree values)
3. Provide tree analysis data in format that can be
linked into OASIS GIS maps
4. Develop maps and map layers that can be used to
select best locations to plant trees and calculate tree
benefits/values
Click here for PDF file
Final Report to the USDA Forest Service for the
Urban Canopy Enhancements through Interactive Mapping Project
in New York City
Click here for PDF file
Urban Canopy Enhancements Through Interactive Mapping
Report published by the USDA Forest Service, Northeastern
Research Station.
As a partner in the Neighborhood Tree Survey Project the
Northeastern Research Station of the US Forest Service
had the following objectives:
1. Develop high-resolution cover maps of the
three neighborhoods
2. Analyze street tree data collected in the
neighborhoods (e.g., carbon storage, air pollution removal,
tree values)
3. Provide tree analysis data in format that can be
linked into OASIS GIS maps
4. Develop maps and map layers that can be used to
select best locations to plant trees and calculate tree
benefits/values
Click here for PDF file