Tree Data

Trees play a vital role in day to day life – improving the air we breathe, providing valuable habitats for our wildlife, and conserving energy by naturally cooling nearby buildings. However, they also pose a risk to properties, networks and subterranean assets, by causing subsidence or pipeline fractures through root damage, and endangering overhead lines through trees falling and loose branches. It is therefore essential that those involved in tree and vegetation management have access to the most accurate and comprehensive data available.

Why use Tree Data?

Key Features

Technical Specification

Layers
  1. Canopy Polygons (Vector Polygon) – Representing individual trees or closely-grouped tree crowns
  2. Idealised Crowns (Vector Polygon) – Crown polygons visualised as circles for ease of use
  3. Height points (Vector Point) – Detailing the centre point and height of each canopy feature
Coverage

England, Wales & Scotland

Accuracy Z

± 1m rmse

Formats

Include: ESRI Shape & MapInfo, Geodatabase, DWG, KMZ

Standard Projection

British National Grid

Updated

Monthly