map16 provides a complete solution for tree management to the BS 5837 specification. Collect visualise and report. Our mobile app provides easy functionality, with increased user productivity whilst still capturing key tree data. Work offline anywhere and sync data when available.
Our arb dashboard brings asset and inspection data together in a map based view, which provides decision makers with all the facts in one place. Smart visualisation based on maturity, height, canopy size, condition and environmental variables giving a broader perspective when making key decisions.
To meet the BS5837 specification map16 is able to for individual trees, visualise the crown spread taken at four cardinal points and for woodlands or substantial tree groups, the overall extent of the canopy.
Create custom reports on specific assets or inspections avoiding confusion and saving time. Focus on key areas and utilise map16 reporting tools to do the work for you.
We offer a complete tree management solution for the arboriculture industry. Collect new tree assets, create bespoke inspection records. Utilising our mobile solution connected to a live reporting dashboard, we will change the way you collect and manage your assets.
It’s always great to hear from our clients just how efficient and transformative our processes are, here’s how the University of Bristol are utilising our data collection and mapping software for their tree management…🌳
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“ map16 has become intrinsic to our tree management system, allowing our trees to be mapped and for our inspections to be carried out and logged in real time on an iPad. The completed inspection and subsequent completed works are colour coded on the map to give a clear visual picture of working progress. The process is slick and efficient and allows for spreadsheets to be downloaded back at the office to compile work schedules, as well as allowing historic data of previous inspections and works to be compiled. ” Kevin Stuckey | University of Bristol
The Approach
Using map16 tablets, the University of Bristol identified around 5,000 trees within and around their grounds and the surrounding area, and logged these into the map16 system. This allows surveyors to monitor these trees as regularly as necessary, and accurately log the findings directly into a fully integrated map view dashboard, live from the field. Inspection information and specifications such as the tree type, height, maturity, stem condition and basal structure are all displayed in an easy to navigate dashboard, allowing effortless observation and comparison of every tree.
The Benefits
Regular surveying of trees, especially within built up urban areas is crucial for ensuring public and traffic safety, as broken and fallen trees can be a dangerous hazard if not dealt with. By being increasingly aware of their trees condition, the University of Bristol can be one step ahead of their maintenance and management programs, greatly increasing workforce efficiencies. Live and historic data can be downloaded directly into the back-office systems.
