Urban Greening

GIS, or Geographic Information System, is a powerful tool for managing and visualising spatial data. In urban greening, GIS can be used to map out existing green spaces, identify areas that could benefit from additional greenery, and plan the most effective placement of new trees and vegetation.

With the help of GIS technology, town planners, landscape architects, and other urban greening professionals can analyse data such as soil types, water availability, and sunlight exposure to determine the best types of plants to introduce in different areas. This information can also be used to design more efficient irrigation systems and to monitor the health and growth of new plantings over time.

At Esk Spatial, we have extensive experience in using GIS for urban greening projects. Our team has access to a vast array of data sets and tools, which enable us to provide powerful and efficient insights to developers and planning authorities alike. With our help, you can achieve your urban greening goals while also promoting a sustainable and livable city for all.