Digital Map of Trees02/07/2009 |
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| Bluesky has launched a digital map layer accurately modelling the location and extent of trees and their proximity to buildings. Designed to aid insurance assessors, property developers and Local Authority Planners, ProximiTREE details the exact spatial location and height of individual trees together with the circumference of its canopy. From this information a determination can be made of the root extent and the potential impact on either existing or proposed properties. | |
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Building subsidence is estimated to cost the insurance industry in excess of GBP500 million after each dry year and is usually the second most expensive insured peril after fire. Concern about the location of trees is a major worry to house owners, not only when trees cause damage through subsidence but also because the proximity of trees can jeopardise house purchases, insurance claims, planning applications, mortgage loans and even cause disputes between neighbours.
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