Digital tree cadastre based on LiDAR technology

Summary

Győr Municipality is procuring a LiDAR-based digital tree and green-space cadastre, including ground-based laser scanning, a validated tree-level database, and 2D and 3D geospatial presentation. The survey covers priority public areas, parks and street trees in Győr, where approximately 68,000–70,000 public trees are recorded, as well as a further 1,500–1,600 trees in municipal cemeteries and institutions. The initial survey is limited by a gross budget of HUF 55 million, with an option for additional surveys of up to 30% of the total tree population. The contract also includes a cloud-based operating platform for 48 months and training for 10 users; there is one lot.