Tree Database
A tree database or register is a means to store, retrieve, display, sort, and summarise data (information) that relate to tree assets. This can be an important and useful tool to assist and the planning, management, and maintenance of large tree populations. Our expertise in geographic information systems (GIS) allows us to create, manage, and maintain large data sets with extreme precision and attention to detail. How a tree database information can be displayed & utilised are listed:
- Identifying tree locations spatially.
- Generating and displaying tree protection zones (TPZ) and structural roots zones (SRZ).
- Color-coding tree populations based on age class or useful life expectancy (ULE).
- Filtering tree populations based on genus or species.
- Filtering tree populations based on risk rating or priority for the next cycle of tree inspections.
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Tree Protection Plan (TPP)
A tree protection plan (TPP) generally follows the arboricultural impact assessment (AIA). The tree protection plan provides details on tree protection mitigations for trees that are proposed to be retained (as determined by the arboricultural impact assessment).
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Tree Risk Assessment (TRA)
A tree risk assessment (TRA) is a detailed analysis of the risk posed by a single tree or group of trees within a specific site. Tree risk assessments are often carried out at schools, universities, holiday resorts, parks, and other public spaces where trees have the potential to cause harm to the persons who occupy that space.
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Preliminary Tree Assessments (PTA)
A preliminary tree assessment (PTA) is a comprehensive survey or assessment of trees within a designated site or parcel of land. These reports are often used in the earliest stages of development planning, prior to the development application (DA) or detailed design.
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Tree Surveys
A tree survey (TS) is a comprehensive assessment of a specified tree population. A tree survey is typically undertaken with the aim of providing base data on the existing tree population to assist in the management and future planning around those trees.
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Project Arborist Services
The project arborist is responsible for carrying out the inspections, supervision, monitoring, and certification of trees during a development project. Details of the project arborist are often required to be submitted to the consent authority prior to construction.
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Arboricultural Impact Assessment (AIA)
An arboricultural impact assessment (AIA) is a detailed and comprehensive report that reflects the potential impacts of development on trees within and adjacent to a proposed development site.
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GIS and Spatial Analysis
A geographic information system (GIS) is a conceptualised framework that provides the ability to capture and analyse spatial and geographic data.
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Tree Management Plan (TMP)
A tree management plan (TMP) is a comprehensive survey or assessment of trees within a designated site or parcel of land. These reports are often used to guide the future use, management, and maintenance of a site. The tree management plan provides base data and information, including the existing health and condition of the trees and any risks that the trees may pose.