GALLERY
When you are on-site but the laptop is too far away, always nice to get a helping hand. #barnesassociates, #treediagnostics, #tomography, #treelife, #arb
Sometimes you just have to take the drone for a fly and enjoy the sun. #barnesassociates, #treediagnostics, #drones, #UAS
Where do trees root? This is not a simple question to answer and often cannot be answered with any sort of accuracy other than an educated guess…until now!
The uncertainty of tree roots can cause contention in a variety of daily scenarios such as BS5837 (planning and construction) and subsidence claims.
Our Ground Penetrating Radar system will detect tree roots as small as 1cm through any surface without making a mess! This data is mapped and scaled to the surrounding area and delivered to the client as a full report with images, technical data and recommendations for best practices moving forward.
Busy with our #treediagnostics team getting ready for the show season! Whole tree stability testing and more.
#apfshow2022 #apfshow
and the #arboricultural conference 2022!
#whatisatree
When the surveying team spot a tree that's still standing. #treelife, #barnesassociates, #treediagnostics
When a client sends over pictures of the tree they felled to show you how accurate your report is after they received it!
Electronic tomography results in what the inside of the tree looks like. #treelife, #barnesassociates, #treediagnostics #tomography . We use ArborElectro. Supplied by Tree Diagnostics the UK importer.
With the current weather, some trees may need these storms more than others. #treelife #treeroots #treeradar #gpr
But where do the tree roots go..................................a often hidden world full of surprises as we have been finding out with our Tree Radar recently.
What came first the tree or the wall?
As you can see sometimes tree make their own space when there is a wall in their way.
Always check your tree's cavities you never know when there could be light seen on the other side. #barnesassociates, #treelife
No woodland survey is the same, from sculptors to carvings and the odd duck here and there. #barnesassociates, #treelife
Matt was out carrying a walkthrough risk assessment of a churchyard when he spotted a little friend to have a chat with about the condition of the trees he's seen so far.
Walkthrough risk assessments are a good way to survey and helps you understand the risks offered by your trees and enable you to control this to an acceptable level by helping identify and prioritise works.
A good analogy is to think of this as an assessment of the broken roof tiles that might leak on a roof, rather than an assessment of each roof tile.
The information is presented as a plan, tree schedule and a brief overview of the key issues. It is suitable for owners with a single tree, or a large tree population.
#barnesassociates, #treelife
Trevor is out and about carrying out sonic tomography on a lovely Sycamore tree today.
As you can see, the equipment uses the normal sonic tomography sensor plus Ludwick sensors on this particular tree due to the size and level of detail Trevor was aiming to achieve in his results from the assessment, if you want more detail on your assessment then Ludwick's is the way to go. #barnesassociates, #treediagnostics, #treelife
The Jubilee Tree of Trees, has 350 different trees making one big tree to celebrate the Queen's jubilee. #barnesassociates, #treelife
When your surveying an area and come across an old school crane (which is still in operation) in a natural urban habitat.#barnesassociatesltd, #urbanandcrane
Guess where the team are working today ??
What works for you when you're trying to get your reports/ work done??
Every angle helps when carrying out a woodland survey. #barnesassociates, #drone
A couple of days in the life of a consultant. #barnesassociates, #treelife, #keepingIanbusy
Sometimes working outside is not a bad job to have. #barnesassociates, #treelife
What a week for the assessment team they have had to work with snow, rain, wind and sun. #barnesassociates, #treelife, #lifeasaconsultant