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Key Features

iliana.katinakis edited this page Apr 14, 2018 · 24 revisions

Key Features

  • Planting a Tree

    Planting a tree is a vital feature in the MonTREEal app. A user can specify that a tree has been planted at a given location. First, the tree species, longitude, latitude, municipality, and the tree owner's name must be specified.

  • List All Trees

    This feature allows the user to get a list of all of the planted trees in the data base. The list includes the trees' ids, their species, height, diameter, municipality, and location. This excludes all trees that have already been cut down.

  • List Trees In Area

    This feature allows the user to get a list of all planted trees in the data base that are within an area that is specified by the user. In order to specify an area, the user must input a coordinate (longitude and latitude), as well as a radial distance in kilometers. The user will receive a list of all the trees within the circular area that is centered at the coordinate specified by the user. Once again, this list excludes trees that have already been cut down.

  • List Trees In Municipality

    Similar to the previous features, listing trees in a municipality allows the users to get a list of all the planted trees that are within the same municipality. The list also specifies the various attributes of the trees, such as their species, ids, date planted, height, diameter, and location. The desired municipality can be selected by the user. Likewise, trees that have been cut down will not appear in this list.

  • List Trees of a Certain Species

    Just as listing all trees in a municipality, list trees of a certain species displays a list of all of the planted trees of the same species, as well as their ids, municipality, height, diameter, and location. The species can be specified

  • List Trees Belonging to a Specific Resident

    Lastly, this feature


Marking Trees & Changing Their Status

  • Mark Tree as Healthy

    This method allows the status of a tree to be changed to healthy from what it was originally. A tree can be marked as Healthy only if it is marked for Cut Down or marked as Diseased previously.

  • Mark Tree as Diseased

    A scientist can mark a Tree as Diseased if its status is initially Healthy or if a user has marked the tree for CutDown.

  • Mark Tree for Cut Down

    A user can mark a healthy tree he deems suspect as marked for Cut Down so it can later be surveyed by a scientist to confirm the user’s doubts.

  • Mark Tree as Cut Down

    A tree is marked as Cut Down after it has been cut by the municipality after the surveying of the scientist who would have left the status of the tree as Diseased or marked for Cut Down.


Forecasting

  • Calculate Biodiversity Index

  • Calculate Carbon Sequestration

  • Monthly Quantity of Water Needed by Trees to Grow

  • Adding Trees to Forecast

  • Removing Trees from Forecast


Surveys

  • Adding a Survey


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