iSeaTree: Quantifying & Tracking Urban Forestry Benefits
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iSeaTree is a mobile app that helps beginners map and quantify urban trees by combining AI tree ID with a phone DBH measurement so users don’t need tape measures. It connects to the USFS iTree API to report CO2, H2O and air‑pollution benefits per tree, and it’s open source. Built from a pandemic youth‑engagement prototype over three years, the project aims to fill the lack of a national urban tree inventory while responding to USFS estimates of 28–36 million urban trees lost annually.
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