Michael Brightman protocol?

[sloth]

As above, anyone use it? Know anything about it, or even heard of it? Ta muchly...

[Gary Prentice]

As above, anyone use it? Know anything about it, or even heard of it? Ta muchly...

 

Links?

Its used in the Treeminder software, but other than that I've never come across it. Sorry, not really helpful.

[sloth]

Only place I've come across it too. Wondered how it works, if it has ever been used on trees in a court case etc. Anybody?

[sloth]

For anyone who may be interested it seems Pear Tech used to use it in Treeminder, but don't anymore. No idea why, and I don't think it is used elsewhere...

[Paul Barton]

What is it?

[Gary Prentice]

But I still don't know what is it/was? Google only took me to the Pear Tech site, so I was hoping to learn it bit more:confused1:

[sloth]

It is/was a tree risk assessment method, I don't know how it was set out; some kind of algorithm? Anyway I think it was only used by pear who don't anymore, and haven't done for years...

[Gary Prentice]

Hence the QTRA's selling point of transparent calculations....

[sloth]

QTRA is now used, I think you can also set up your own method/forms. Begs the question can you use QTRA without the training and licence, or is the method itself protected somehow? Not that I would attempt its use without training I might add!

[Gary Prentice]

QTRA is now used, I think you can also set up your own method/forms. Begs the question can you use QTRA without the training and licence, or is the method itself protected somehow? Not that I would attempt its use without training I might add!

 

You're asking the wrong person:001_tt2: All I know about it is what's on their website and from following Ace Venturas excellent thread. So unfortunately, once again, I've nothing of value to add:lol: