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The main difference between Eco and Streets is that Streets is designed for analysis of street trees, while Eco assesses the entire urban forest ecosystem. Both models analyze forest structure (species, size class, etc.) from field data, often a sample inventory of some kind. From these data they ca...

Thanks for inquiring about i-Tree! We are unsure of which application within the i-Tree suite you are inquiring about, so could you please clarify this for us. In the mean time please visit our website learning center to research the i-Tree suite. http://www.itreetools.org/resource_learning_center/h...

We are not statisticians, but here is some basic orientation on these questions as they apply to components of the i-Tree Software Suite. 1) STRATUM is the street tree assessment tool that allows for sampling based on simple random sampling protocol.. The technical definition of that is a sampling d...

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The Manual asks for *.doc files but the UFORE Shell will accept *.txt files without problem. Please see the following FAQ for details: http://forums.itreetools.org/viewtopic.php?t=51 And remember, if you are looking for quick answers to questions that may have been asked before, you can try using th...

Here is a summary of i-Tree applications updated in April 2021 to reflect i-Tree 2021 suite tool use and limitations outside the United States. i-Tree Canopy is an online tool available for international users interested in estimating canopy cover. Canopy does not require software installation and ...

To add new tree species to your tree list for MCTI, use the STRATUM/MCTI PDA Utility program that is on your host computer. Details about configuring species in MCTI can be found in the i-Tree User's Manual, p. 59 -- Step 4.

The answer varies by i-Tree component. The easiest is MCTI, the simple urban tree management package. There are no regional data involved, and Australian foresters can enter local field data and print reports without problem. The ecosystem analysis component, UFORE, is somewhat more complicated. It ...

You will need to navigate through the Start Menu to the i-Tree folder, then click the STRATUM/MCTI Tree Inventory PDA Utility. Click the configuration button, and then the tab "Team ID," then click "Add," and enter the necessary information. Information on configuring your PDA fo...

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There is currently no true integration in the i-Tree Software Suite with GIS. Spatial data can be associated with records with some of its components (UFORE for plots, MCTI for trees), permitting records to be represented in a GIS. The User's Manual contains details on the use of spatial data with t...

Hi Cristian, The easiest thing for you to do is to use this link to calculate the pollution effect online: http://www.fs.fed.us/ne/syracuse/Tools/pollution/PollutionProgram.php?city=Santiago+%28Low%29%2C+Chile It is a simple program that just needs area and percent cover. However, the dollar values ...

Though it was originally designed for ice storms, the Storm Damage Assessment Protocol can produce valid estimates for any type of storm. When construction and demolition (C & D) debris is present, for instance from a hurricane or tornado, the user must select the option to estimate debris volum...

If field data for the Storm Damage Assessment Protocol will be collected on paper, all that is needed is 1) a computer that will be working under emergency conditions, 2) any version of Excel® software loaded on the computer, and 3) someone comfortable with basic spreadsheet operations. If collectin...