Hi, Empty cells need to contain -999. The unit for CO can be ppm or can I use (µg / m3). If you do not have it already, the pollution template can be found here: https://www.itreetools.org/documents/641/Air_Pollution_Template_2017updated.zip make sure you read the notes attached to the cells at the ...

Hello Lindsey, Different tree benefits assessment models will estimate benefits differently. When a tree is inputted into MyTree and building distance and direction is not inputted, MyTree will estimate energy benefits compared to entering a tree into MyTree without building distance and direction. ...

Hello Luis, There are two options for using i-Tree Eco in a location that is not available. One is choosing a location that has a similar climate. It is also important that the location have similar air pollution. If you choose to do this then I suggest that you are completely transparent in your ch...

Hello Peter,

The model is designed to to accept the measurement from the trunk of the tree.

If you want to read more about the energy model methods used in i-Tree Eco go to page 212 in this report, https://www.fs.fed.us/psw/topics/urban_ ... ufr_43.pdf.

Kind Regards, Erika

Hello Danny, Many people outside of the United States have use i-Tree Canopy to estimate pollution removal for their project location. They either choose all the the United States in the regional settings, or they choose a state that has a similar climate an pollution level as their project location...

Hello Daniele, Depending on the specific location you would like to conduct a project in i-Tree Eco may be ready to use. To find out if your project location is available in Eco go here, https://database.itreetools.org/#/viableLocations . If your project location is not available you can use the i-T...

To include User ID and Coordinates in reports check the applicable box in the ribbon at the top of the window: Erika

Hello, Currently i-Tree Eco does not contain the necessary location, precipitation, and pollution data that would allow users to conduct projects in Colombo, Sri Lanka. That data can be uploaded through the i-Tree Database, https://database.itreetools.org/#/splash , and then within 6 months it will ...

Hello Jenny, We understand that the NTBC is easy to use. Did you get a chance to try using i-Tree MyTree, many people find it easy to use too. You can find the tree data used in that calculator here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/rds/archive/Catalog/RDS-2016-0005 scroll down to the bottom and click on dow...

Yes, open the Eco project, go to the report you would like to export, click on the disc icon:

and then choose csv format.

Erika

Hello, The only i-Tree tool that data can be uploaded into from a spreadsheet is i-Tree Eco. Yes, there are many reports produced in i-Tree Eco including summary reports which are more general. If you open i-Tree Eco and the Hartland example project (by going to File then open example project), clic...

Hello,

We are no longer updating or supporting i-Tree Streets. Instead we suggest that you use i-Tree Eco. I have emailed you the Eco species list.

Best regards, Erika

Hi Charlotte,

To export tree data, open the project, go to the Data Tab, click on Plots, shrubs, or Trees, then click on CSV:


Erika

Hello Charlotte,

Yes, it is possible to export results as csv files.
Yes, it is possible to input your own tree identifiers. When setting up the project turn on the User ID field during project configuration.

Erika

Hi Adriana,

Those stress data fields are used in the pest detection module of i-Tree Eco. That module does not affect the benefits estimates but provides a mechanism for documenting potential signs of pest outbreaks.

Erika