Smart Tree Management Learning & Libations | Atlantic City, NJ

From Smart Tree Inventories to Smart Tree Management

Tree inventories have evolved—from pen-and-paper surveys to advanced systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). These technologies now enable the creation of 4D Digital Tree Twins, updated regularly instead of once a decade, offering a far more dynamic and actionable view of the urban forest.

As the climate changes faster than our trees can adapt, cities need modern tools to keep pace. This event, hosted by Davey Resource Group (DRG) and greehill, explores how to transition from traditional urban forestry practices to a Smart Tree Management (STM) program—one that leverages AI-driven inventories and continuous monitoring to support safer, healthier, and more cost-effective urban forests.

We’ll demonstrate how STM enhances risk reduction, improves maintenance cost efficiency, and extends the lifespan of tree assets—all while providing clear, data-driven insights to guide your urban forest strategy.

Who should attend:

• Municipal Arborists & City Foresters
• Shade Tree Commission Members
• Urban Forestry & Green Infrastructure Staff
• Parks and Public Works Officials
• Government Leaders & Planners

Register today and discover how Smart Tree Inventories and Management can transform the way you care for your urban forest.

In case of any questions, please contact Andrew Ullman at [email protected]

Info: Tree inventories have come a long way—from manual, pen-and-paper surveys to modern systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). By integrating these technologies, we can shift from static, once-a-decade assessments to dynamic, 4D digital twins updated on a biennial cycle.

This presentation will introduce the concept of Smart Tree Inventories, highlighting current methodologies, key outcomes, and a vision for the future. We’ll feature a live demo of data from regional cities Pittsburgh and NYC.

Attendees will gain insight into the data-rich outputs of this approach, including visualizations of road and utility clearance zones, as well as how remote sensing and field inspections were used to flag and assess outlier trees.

Info: Plan to stick around and have a drink on us while we continue the connections and networking.

Host or Publisher Davey Resource Group and greehill