Tree species
Upload species polygons from your own inventory and a model is trained for your workspace and kept for later areas. Where you have none, the national species map is used where one is published.
For forest owners, managers and inventory teams.
- Area
- Up to 50 km²
- Training
- Your polygons, or a national map
- Delivered as
- PDF, GeoTIFF, GeoJSON, KML, shapefile
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- The area
- Your species polygons, if you have them
- The growing season year
You receive
- A species map as a raster and as polygons
- Area and share per species
- A validation section with the held-out count from your own upload, when your polygons are used
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
Public sources
- 01
When the model is trained on your polygons, part of them is held back and the report prints how many of those it got right.
- 02
National maps used where available: Germany (Thünen Institute), Sweden (SLU Forest Map) and Finland (Luke).
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Plot evidence
One evidence document per plot: what the open record shows stood on the ground in each dry season before the cutoff.
Archive imagery review
For plots the open record could not settle, a named reader files a dated reading of a sub-metre scene from before the cutoff.
Cases
Every withheld plot and every alert is worked as a case, with an append-only record you can show a competent authority.
Supplier requests
Ask a supplier for boundaries, planting records or a land title through a link that needs no account, and import what comes back.
Shipments and statements
Group the plots behind a consignment, get the shipment report, and export the statement in the Information System’s field order.
Evidence pack and share links
Hand one plot’s evidence to a buyer, a platform or an auditor: a PDF and ZIP pack, and a revocable link that needs no sign-in.
Send us ten flagged plots
Send the boundaries of ten plots your screen flagged. The record comes back within 48 hours as a PDF with the layers, each plot with its finding or its reason and next step.