During the winter of 2021 Arboraeration were asked to survey, map and plot the tree roots located within 3 major parks by Haringey Council. Prior to a landscaping scheme they are looking to implement. Undertaking this survey consisted of 5 days scanning on site using the Tree Radar survey cart and associated hardware and 8
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When undertaking Tree Root Radar Surveys the radar equipment is housed within a cart that is pushed around the area that is being scanned. This is a very quick and efficient way to collect the ground data as well as measuring the length of the scan lines using the calibrated measuring wheel linked to the
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Both tree root radar surveys and airspade investigations enable us to locate tree roots, or lack of, within certain areas to enable planning and management decisions to be made that do not unduly harm the tree or put unnecessary restriction on the proposal. When deciding on what method of root investigations are needed, we evaluate
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In the second part of this blog post we will be looking at the final two, of the four main graphical outputs that we produce following our Tree Root Radar Surveys. The third output is the Root Morphology Map. Root Morphology Map The Root Morphology Map is a computer-generated map of the tree’s rooting system
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In this blog post we will be looking at two of the four main graphical outputs that we produce following our Tree Root Radar Surveys. The first output is the top down root density map. The Top Down Root Density Map is shown as a birds eye view of the scan area with the tree
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Since we began using the Tree Radar Unit for undertaking root radar surveys, we regularly come across the same similar questions from our clients. In this blog post we will aim to address some of these common questions in greater detail. How accurate is the unit and how can you verify this? We have conducted
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Since Arboraeration started undertaking Tree Radar Surveys in 2020 we have come across a number of similar questions from our clients regarding the unit, its capabilities and how we can use it to assist in planning applications and urban tree management. How does the Tree Radar Unit (TRU) System work? The unit works by sending
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Virtual Arb Show With the unfortunate cancellation of the 2020 Arb Show the Arboricultural Association has decided to put on the first ever Virtual Arb Show! The Virtual Arb Show is now live until the end of May 2020 with show offers, equipment demos and reviews and online learning material. You can head over
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