Kelaine Vargas

by California ReLeaf on Sep 22, 2011

Columbia University, SmithsonianVisual recognition technologyiPhone
Columbia University, SmithsonianVisual recognition technologyiPhone
Columbia University, SmithsonianVisual recognition technologyiPhone
Columbia University, SmithsonianVisual recognition technologyiPhone
Columbia University, SmithsonianVisual recognition technologyiPhone
Columbia University, SmithsonianVisual recognition technologyiPhone
iPhone and Android
22 cities, 6 countiesFour inventories currently: Davis park trees, City of Sacto, City of Woodland, two STF projects. Roseville coming.New species list: 450 speciesNew iTree Streets dataUpdated carbon equations, conform to Protocols.

Smart phone apps for tree lovers
Leaf Snap ***
Leaf Snap
Leaf Snap
Leaf Snap
Leaf Snap
Leaf Snap
Dirr’s Tree and Shrub Finder*****
Dirr’s Tree and Shrub Finder
Dirr’s Tree and Shrub Finder
Audubon Trees****
Audubon Trees
Audubon Trees
Audubon Trees
The Urban Forest Map Family
Launch of GreenprintMaps
Upgrades to Urban Forest Map Family
New features
Upcoming projects
Code released (github: OpenTreeMap)
San Francisco Urban Forest Map
GreenprintMaps
Advanced search
Advanced search
Tree Facebook Page
Add a Tree
Add a Tree
Add a tree results
Pending system
Pending system
Reputation system
Reputation system
Admin functions: review
Comments
Urban Forest Map smart phone apps
iPhone, Android, Blackberry (?)
Allow data collection out in the field
Use GPS capabilities to pinpoint tree locations
Educational component out among the trees
Estimated beta launch Spring 2012
Urban Tree Key
Urban Tree Key v. 2.0
Project with Cal Poly, UFEI
200 most common urban trees of California
Web-based, mobile-ready
Estimated beta launch Summer 2012
Questions?
Paula Peper: pjpeper@fs.fed.us
Kelaine Vargas: kelainevargas@urban-ecos.com