Urban green spaces

Tree management

CAIGOS Baum enables GIS-based management, inspection and assessment of municipal and privately owned tree stock – transparent, documented and FLL-compliant

Central tree register for municipal and privately owned tree stock
Document tree inspections with full traceability
Assess trees in line with recognised standards

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Key benefits

Manage tree stock reliably, transparently and in a legally robust way

CAIGOS Baum supports the complete documentation, inspection and assessment of municipal and privately owned trees.

Document tree inspections with full traceability

Digital inspection records provide a robust evidence base and support legally robust processes in the event of damage.

A complete map-based and attribute view of every tree

Each tree is clearly mapped in the GIS, with location data, attribute data and history.

Flexible data capture for every situation

Trees can be captured efficiently through digitisation, GPS, survey data or data transfer.

Assess trees in line with recognised standards

Tree assessment using the Koch method and assessment in accordance with FLL guidelines are supported and integrated.

GIS-based management for municipal and privately owned tree stock

A range of factors and events can affect tree safety. Regular inspections help identify damage and signs of defects, so that the measures required to restore safety can be initiated.

CAIGOS Baum efficiently supports the written documentation of inspections for individual trees, resulting in a digital tree register. The data captured provides a reliable evidence base in the event of damage and supports effective management of municipal tree stock. With its extensive range of functions, CAIGOS Baum enables complete management of all types of tree stock, including valuation for accrual accounting.

Individual trees and their associated attribute data are captured and stored in a specialist database. The specialist application uses GIS-based site analysis to identify the land parcel and street for each tree location. Age-structure analyses and vitality overviews can be combined with damage summaries. Additional information, such as development plans, land-use plans and road plans, can also be included.

Tree inspection and assessment in accordance with FLL guidelines (Forschungsgesellschaft Landschaftsentwicklung Landschaftsbau) is also integrated.

Key features

Management of publicly and privately owned tree stock
Map-based and attribute-based representation of trees
Map-based capture of trees through digitisation from aerial imagery or plans, import of survey data, geometric construction in relation to existing objects, or import of existing digital data
Analysis of age structure and vitality overviews, damage summaries, and freely definable filters, queries and analyses
GIS-based site analysis
Valuation for accrual accounting
Catalogues
Tree archive for trees that no longer exist
Support for tree assessment using the Koch method
Consideration of FLL guidelines