Ecoteka: The App for Urban Renaturation
MAXIMIZE EFFICIENCY
IN MANAGING YOUR TREE INVENTORY
An intuitive and intelligent solution for shaping tomorrow's renaturation efforts.
Discover Ecoteka, the open-source web and mobile platform dedicated to intelligent renaturation.
Dynamic, interactive, and user-friendly, Ecoteka provides a comprehensive tree mapping solution, offering inventory management, diagnostics, budget tracking, and GIS exports all in one place.
To address the challenges posed by climate change, our application includes innovative modules such as ecosystem service calculations, encompassing carbon storage, urban cool islands, and biodiversity conservation. Additionally, it incorporates a recommendation engine for ecological corridors and blue-green networks, along with fully automated inventories powered by our artificial intelligence.
Manage your existing tree inventory, then create the future with Ecoteka!
Key Features:
A SET OF FEATURES
FOR MANAGING YOUR TREE INVENTORY
Intervention planning
Work sites creation
Phytosanitary diagnostics
Plantation tracking
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES DASHBOARD
An intuitive dashboard coupled with a species recommendation engine for planting in the context of climate change, considering ecosystems services.
Ecoteka embodies a participatory ambition aimed at raising awareness and conducting tree inventories.
It's crucial to raise awareness and engage citizens in urban tree management. Therefore, our goal is to develop a mobile application accessible to everyone, facilitating participation in the inventory of both public and private tree heritage in open data!
If this dynamic around nature in the city interests you, feel free to ask questions and follow our updates on urban ecosystems.
The power of LIDAR for automated
tree detection
Additional Modules:
TREE DETECTION WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Ecoteka revolutionizes tree inventory with automated tree detection via satellite images using LIDAR, covering both public and private land.
WHAT CAN ECOTEKA DO FOR YOU?
Today, using the web tool you can:
Import georeferenced data for mapping your tree inventory
Add new trees and provide relevant data following the urban tree data schema
Register all the actions taken on an individual and an overview of upcoming interventions
Consult the annual dashboard (tree planting, cost management, etc.)
To install or contribute to this open-source project, join the Ecoteka community: access the Ecoteka repository.
ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS CALCULATOR
Ecoteka is more than just an application; it's a platform dedicated to support the evolution of professions related to green space management.
The Ecoteka team is dedicated to creating an open, open-source tool truly co-created by as many stakeholders as possible to foster collective intelligence. It's this ethos that inspired the creation of the Alliance for Urban Renaturation in 2023.
The REV Alliance brings together 5 companies in the renaturation sector, all experts in their field and perfectly complementary. The Alliance's primary goal is to offer practical solutions to all stakeholders engaged in urban green space management, both in cities and municipalities, through digital and technological services and tools. Together, we aim to design the future renaturation of cities, selecting plant species better suited to withstand climate change, improving planting techniques, management practices, and on-the-ground monitoring, all while prioritizing and promoting animal biodiversity.
The Alliance for Urban Renaturation provides a comprehensive range of services related to urban renaturation, covering everything from initial design to on-the-ground implementation, with the aim of creating sustainable green cities for the future. We offer a training program to support you in phytosanitary diagnostics, prudent pruning techniques, and species selection for planting. Additionally, we host webinars to facilitate discussions on tree care and management.
Do you want to know more about EcoTeka?
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An urban green, blue, and brown corridors calculator to make recommendations for (re)vegetating corridors and reconnecting nature in the city.
