tree recording systems

[Paul Barton]

If you already have the tree data with coordinates etc, then EyeTree may be of help: Eye-TREE | AIT Spatial

[daltontrees]

Thanks for all your replies, there's plenty to look into there. Thanks

 

Problem is, a lot of systems are fixed price whether you have 100 trees or as some of my clients have, 50,000 trees recorded.

 

The most flexible (i.e. it'll do a lot especially archives of past work, but you basically have to tell it what data you want to record and what not) seems to be Ezytreev but possibly not worth it for only 1500 trees.

 

Currently I am using PGIS and Excel, with occasional AutoCAD or Paint mapping, and export of grid ref to any .dxf OR .dwg complatible mapping system that clients have.

 

There are loads of asset management software packages out there, it doesn't have to be atree one you use. So many of them have easy links to photos and asset numbers (tags) and works histories.

 

I'd give Ezytreev a call if I was you, they've recently adapted for Android and soem cleitns are uaing it on smartphones. Works on Juno/Geo if you want something indestructible in the field with proper (i.e. not just smartphone) GPS capability.

[tree79]

Hi there

Not sure this is what your looking for but

I have for sale 'arcgis 9' I purchased this early this year but I've got back to full time employment so no longer require it.

 

Let me know your thoughts

 

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