Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Sound Wood turns sonic readings into tree-decay maps
A browser-based tool for arborists that converts entered sonic-decay readings into a cross-section map, an estimated decay range, and client-ready reports.
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- Arborists recording sonic tree-decay assessments
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- The site says it marks unconfirmed slow paths as possible decay and gives results as a range, rather than a single figure.
Field notes
The workflow starts with species, circumference, and sensor positions, then checks each entered transit time against a wood-type cutoff. Its map distinguishes confirmed decay zones from possible decay, and the site says results are presented as a range. It lists exports as PDF, image, or CSV; trees are stored in an account and synced across devices.
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