Observed arrival · 2026-09-16
Arboreo Maps the Trees That Are Starting to Fail
An Australian field service uses calibrated multispectral drone flights and on-ground inspections to diagnose bushland dieback and orchard stress.
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The workflow combines a site walk, targeted Red Edge and Near-Infrared drone flights, and leaf-level inspections for pests such as psyllids and lerp colonies. Arboreo says it processes imagery in the field vehicle using SpectraStudio and QGIS, then supplies PDF maps, Google Earth KMZ layers, GeoTIFFs, and Shapefiles. The page also lists NDRE, GNDVI, NDVI, LCI, and OSAVI as diagnostic measures.
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