The City of Redlands seeks to improve the tree canopy coverage over key pedestrian zones with the intention of providing more shade to pedestrians in support of the Safe Routes to School Program. An analysis of the current canopy and the shaded sidewalks allowed city planners to distinguish those areas that are both “walkable” and in need of more shade. LIDAR data can generate a detailed and accurate measurement of the city’s canopy index, and was used to determine the total shadow coverage of trees and buildings. Overlaid with priority sidewalks, this map identified pedestrian zones in need of shade. The results allow the City of Redlands to more clearly understand the current canopy near school zones, and determine areas with a deficit of...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Loyola Marymount University Center for Urban Resilience, TreePeople, and the ...
Urban forests provide environmental, economic and aesthetic value to society. Reduction in stormwate...
International audienceThe adaptation of public spaces to episodes of intense heat is now a major cha...
The Montessori Green School Initiative Mapping Project, carried out for the Montessori School in Red...
This thesis project explored tree canopy cover (TCC) as an indicator for walkability and disinvestme...
Previous studies have explored the relationship between redlining and canopy cover by using percent ...
textThere are many benefits to living in a walkable city, and just as many barriers to making a city...
In an effort to reforest school sites with limited resources, communities and non-profits have impl...
Since the last quarter of the twentieth century, the rapid growth in many cities throughout the wor...
Urban tree canopies are fundamental to mitigating the impacts of climate change within cities as wel...
Obtaining accurate tree cover maps within cities is a first step toward managing for equitable acces...
As city-goers and residents of urban and suburban spaces, we are constantly on the move. It is no su...
Shade provided by trees, shrubs and other vegetation serves as a natural umbrella to mitigate insola...
Shadows cast by trees and buildings can limit the solar access of rooftop solar-energy systems, incl...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Loyola Marymount University Center for Urban Resilience (CURes), TreePeople, a...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Loyola Marymount University Center for Urban Resilience, TreePeople, and the ...
Urban forests provide environmental, economic and aesthetic value to society. Reduction in stormwate...
International audienceThe adaptation of public spaces to episodes of intense heat is now a major cha...
The Montessori Green School Initiative Mapping Project, carried out for the Montessori School in Red...
This thesis project explored tree canopy cover (TCC) as an indicator for walkability and disinvestme...
Previous studies have explored the relationship between redlining and canopy cover by using percent ...
textThere are many benefits to living in a walkable city, and just as many barriers to making a city...
In an effort to reforest school sites with limited resources, communities and non-profits have impl...
Since the last quarter of the twentieth century, the rapid growth in many cities throughout the wor...
Urban tree canopies are fundamental to mitigating the impacts of climate change within cities as wel...
Obtaining accurate tree cover maps within cities is a first step toward managing for equitable acces...
As city-goers and residents of urban and suburban spaces, we are constantly on the move. It is no su...
Shade provided by trees, shrubs and other vegetation serves as a natural umbrella to mitigate insola...
Shadows cast by trees and buildings can limit the solar access of rooftop solar-energy systems, incl...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Loyola Marymount University Center for Urban Resilience (CURes), TreePeople, a...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Loyola Marymount University Center for Urban Resilience, TreePeople, and the ...
Urban forests provide environmental, economic and aesthetic value to society. Reduction in stormwate...
International audienceThe adaptation of public spaces to episodes of intense heat is now a major cha...