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Sensors attached to trees and installed in the ground provide data that is algorithmically translated into irrigation recommendations. This makes it possible to identify the varying water requirements of young trees and ensure their vitality during the critical growth phase. Recommended sensor: TreeSense Pulse The TreeSense Pulse measures the moisture index directly in the tree canopy, enabling proactive, needs-based irrigation planning. Alternatively, […]

The TreeSense Cloud enables the digital management of tree populations—from master data and maintenance history to task management. The focus is on routine inspections and comprehensive documentation to ensure public safety. Quick Start in 4 Steps Step 1 – Create a tree and assign a location Add a new tree: Go to Tree Registry, Tree Population, or Map View […]

Based on the interpreted sensor readings and the set thresholds, the tree’s status is calculated in the cloud and displayed using traffic light colors. This makes it easy to quickly assess the health of the monitored trees. The new cloud version introduces two important new features for Pulse sensors: the tree-species-specific moisture index and automatically adjusted thresholds. […]

In the cloud, a tree’s health is visualized using a traffic-light system. Green indicates that the tree has sufficient water and does not need to be watered. Orange indicates the onset of drought stress and recommends watering. Red signals a water shortage and requires urgent watering. This makes it possible to see at a glance at any time […]

In the cloud, a tree’s health (tree status) is represented by traffic light colors. Green indicates that the tree is not suffering from drought stress, orange indicates that it is drying out, and red indicates a tree that is dry. This color-coding system allows you to intuitively assess the condition of your trees at a glance. The tree status depends on […]

At Munich Airport, many trees do not have natural access to groundwater. Large areas of the airport are built over with underground parking garages, on top of which a layer of soil with trees has been placed. This construction method cuts off the roots from the groundwater, which is why all trees must be watered continuously even after their juvenile phase. With the help of a comprehensive monitoring system for tracking tree […]