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AN URBAN TREE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE SUPPORT OF MOBILE PHONE APPS
Supervisor : Dr. Bo WuModerator: Prof. Eric Gilles Francis GUILBERT
CHAN HO SING ERNEST08265400D
Background• 2008 a tree collapse killing a university
student in Stanley
Agenda
1. Intro2. Literature Review3. Interview4. Studies on TMO and User Requirement5. Methodology6. Conclusion and Discussion
1. Intro: PROJECT OBJECTIVES
1. To investigate the current Tree Management Office of its aims and objectives and the functional requirements of the tree report system.
2. To translate the functional requirement of the current tree report system into detailed user requirements, data required, technologies employed and implementations involved of the proposed information system.
3. To present the mobile phone apps with the web based GIS information system design.
1. Intro: Why
CUHK (2009), Opinion poll on tree policy and management in Hong Kong
1. Intro: What
An Urban Tree Management Information System with the support of Mobile Phone Apps
1. Urban tree information delivered to the public in a geographical approach
2. Provide up-to-date urban tree information to the public
3. Public report urban tree hazards to the Government in an effective and efficient manner.
1. Intro: What
1. Intro: Who
• Tree Management Office:Location Basis and Tree Basis Assessment Strategies
• TMO is of great need to gain public cooperation on tree surveillance with a geo-information system
Development Bureau(2010)
Agenda
1. Intro2. Literature Review3. Interview4. Studies on TMO and User Requirement5. Methodology6. Conclusion and Discussion
2. CUREENT STATUS OF URBAN TREES IN HONG KONG
Jim, 1987• Urban Tree Species Factor• Urban Cover Factor • Climatic Factor
Chiu et al, 2010• Inappropriate regulations
and guidelines• Inadequate capacity
building• Public attitude towards tree
preservation
2. CURRENT WORLDWIDE GOVERNMENTAL APPLICATION OF URBAN TREE MANAGEMENT WITH
CUHK (2009), Opinion poll on tree policy and management in Hong Kong
2. CURRENT WORLDWIDE GOVERNMENTAL APPLICATION OF URBAN TREE MANAGEMENT WITH
stores tree attribute data:locationsizespecieshealthtrimming history
From ESRI Forestry GIS Journal
Singapore National Parks Board
2. MOBILE PHONE APPS AND GEO-INFORMATICS
Smartphone* and Feature Phone Browser and Application Usage for Map Access
3 Month Avg. Ending Apr. 2010 vs. 3 Month Avg. Ending Apr. 2009
Total U.S. Age 13+
Source: comScore MobiLens
Apr-09 Apr-10 % Change
Accessed Maps via Application
Total Mobile Market 8,708 16,773 93
Smartphone 4,594 12,740 177
1. Intro2. Literature Review3. Interview4. Studies on TMO and User Requirement5. Methodology6. Conclusion and Discussion
Agenda
3. INTERVIEW WITH ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST
• Thomas Chow, the General Manager of CHINA ARBOR LTD., ISA Certified Arborist and Landscape designer
CUHK (2009), Opinion poll on tree policy and management in Hong Kong
3. Review on Current Tree Management Practice in HK
• Insufficient Urban Tree Database • Inconsistent Government Authority Exercised on Tree
Management
Summary on Interview1. Location information communication2. Tree Condition 3. Public tool for Government to update the tree
inspection and conditions report.
1. Intro2. Literature Review3. Interview4. Studies on TMO and User Requirement5. Methodology6. Conclusion and Discussion
Agenda
4. Studies on Tree Management Office
• Tree Management Office • Established in 2009 • reported the supervision
on 1,154 trees conditions in July, 2010.
4. REVIEW ON CURRENT TREE MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONAL
REQUIREMENTS
Photos Uploading (Optional) to upload at most 3 tree photos less than 1M bytes file size
Date of Report and Tree Species in Text
Tree Location in Text
Tree Problem Observed in Checkbox
4. USER REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS ON PHONE APPS
• To have Photo Upload Function • To have GPS Function sending the tree
coordinates• To have Tree Hazard Types input
4. USER REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS ON WEB BASED URBAN TREE INFORMATION
SYSTEM
1. To provide a detailed and accurate map to locate trees and designate land usage
2. To allow selective display of map information for Tree Management Analysis (e.g. positions, species or hazardous rating of the trees to be presented)
3. To allow rapid selection and update of Urban Tree information
Widdicombe et al (1999) and CUHK(2008) Campus Report
1. Intro2. Literature Review3. Interview4. Studies on TMO and User Requriement 5. Methodology6. Conclusion and Discussion
Agenda
5. Introduction of the software used in project
Software
Andriod Development ToolKit Creation of program in Andriod Phone
Eclipse Projection and visualization of the phone apps
MS SQL Server Database
Notepad Creation of the online web system
5. Mobile Phone Apps Development in Android in Eclipse
5. Application Requirements
• Screen size and density• Device features• Platform Version
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.twodic.treeprint" android:versionCode="1" android:versionName="1.0.2"> </application> <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="7" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" /><uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" /><uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" /><uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" /></manifest>
Android Technical Evaluation with iOS Platform
Phone
Phone Apps
Urban Tree Management Information System
1. Intro2. Literature Review3. Interview4. Studies on TMO and User Requirement5. Methodology6. Conclusion and Discussion
Agenda
6. Conclusion and Discussion
1. Objectives Review2. Discussion
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
1. To investigate the current Tree Management Office of its aims and objectives and the functional requirements of the tree report system.
2. To translate the functional requirement of the current tree report system into detailed user requirements, data required, technologies employed and implementations involved of the proposed information system.
3. To present the mobile phone apps application with the web based GIS information system design.
6. Discussion
1. Visualization of the Tree Observation Conditions
2. GPS Coordinates Accuracy3. Boundary Detection4. Barcode system5. Web Portal with Point Data Selection
THE END