Articles, customer cases and press releases on AI-driven tree inventory, forest damage and urban tree management.
It is not laziness but arithmetic. Walking fifty hectares of dense spruce thinning stands thoroughly takes days, not hours. What needs to be found — bark beetle attacks, scattered windthrow in…
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This is a reality many infrastructure managers know all too well. The constant cycle of inspection and maintenance drains resources, and the inability to proactively identify and…
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Arboair stepped in with its AI-driven image analysis solution. Using drone, satellite and aerial imagery, Arboair provided Karlstad with a fast, accurate and comprehensive tree inventory. The results…
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Carrying out a traditional inventory from the ground was, in the forest manager's own words, "impossible to do."
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Imagine you own 3,000 hectares of forest in northern Dalarna. You know roughly where your spruce stands are, you have a management plan that was updated five years ago, and you have heard that the spruce bark beetle…
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The 3-30-300 rule has been developed from extensive research into the positive effects of urban trees on health and well-being, and sets three clear, measurable targets for urban greenery:
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At Arboair we use the full spectrum of aerial imagery, including data from aircraft and satellites, to offer flexible and scalable solutions. High-resolution drone imagery does, however, offer a unique…
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A forest owner walking their holding after a storm finds the obvious damage: the large swathes of windthrown timber, the red crowns on damaged spruce along the road. What they miss is the…
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A forest owner with five hundred hectares in northern Sweden can today ask a question that had no answer five years ago: exactly which trees should I thin, and where on the property are they? The answer is generated by…
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Traditional forest inventory is time-consuming and costly, and often gives an incomplete picture of large forest areas. Relying on manual measurements and sampling means data…
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Managing forest effectively requires accurate, up-to-date information, something that has traditionally meant costly and time-consuming manual inventories. Through this collaboration, Arboair's…
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Managing large forest areas brings significant challenges:
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