Tree Statistics
Tree Count:
16
Canopy Percent:
14.13%
Canopy Acres:
0.499557
Area of Study Site (acres): 3.536
Canopy Area per Tree (sq ft):1360.05
Average Diameter Class: 1.0
Diameter Class Distribution:Young
(1 | 2 | 3)
100.0% | 0.0% | 0.0%
Average dbh:
0.0 inches
Average Height Class:
1.0
Average Health Class:
4.0
Ownership (Prv | Pub | Unk): 0.0% | 0.0% | 100.0%
Number of Species:
5
Dominant Species:
CHY (56.3%)
Species Diversity:
CHY 56.3%
BO 6.3%
CRB 12.5%
WR 6.3%
DGW 18.8%
Carbon Analysis
Area of Study Site (Acres): 3.54
Canopy Acres:
0.50
Canopy Percent:
14.1%
Population Distribution: Young
Carbon Storage:
16.118 tons
Carbon Sequestration Rate: 0.363 tons/year
Pollution Removal
Canopy Acres: 0.50
The trees on this site remove the following pollutant amounts:
O3 17.1lbs $52.33
SO2 5.3lbs $3.98
NO2 9.8lbs $30.01
PM10 14.7lbs $30.19
CO 2.0lbs $0.85
The dollar figures are based on 1994 values for each pollutant.
The results are based on average - 8 cities data.
Pollutant Removal
Canopy Acres: 0.50
The trees on this site remove the following pollutant amounts:
O3 17.1lbs $52.33
SO2 5.3lbs $3.98
NO2 9.8lbs $30.01
PM10 14.7lbs $30.19
CO 2.0lbs $0.85
The dollar figures are based on 1994 values for each pollutant.
The results are based on average - 8 cities data.
Energy Benefits
Total Tree Savings = $ 0.00
Total Roof Savings = $ 0.00
Total Dollars Saved = $ 0.00
Dollars Saved / Home = $ 0.00
Total KwH Saved = 0.0
KwH Saved / Home = 0.0
Stormwater Management
The stormwater benefits of existing tree canopy are compared with benefits
derived from no tree canopy with 30 inches of precipitation:
Runoff Volume is reduced by 2.32%
Peak Flow is reduced by 3.69%
Time of Concentration is increased by 11.22%
Storage Volume required to mitigate the increase in peak flow due tree
removal:
8027.5 cubic feet
Volume of runoff reduced: 60046.08 gallons
Volume Reduction per Canopy Area: 2.756 gallons per sq foot
This value enables you to attach runoff reduction benefits to individual
trees. Mulitiply ($ValuePerVolume)*(VolumeReductionPerCanopyArea)*(AverageCanopyAreaPerTree)
to yield the `$ per tree stormwater reduction benefit`.
Tree Statistics
Tree Count:
15
Canopy Percent:
8.50%
Canopy Acres:
0.300611
Area of Study Site (acres): 3.536
Canopy Area per Tree (sq ft):872.98
Average Diameter Class: 1.0
Diameter Class Distribution:Young
(1 | 2 | 3)
100.0% | 0.0% | 0.0%
Average dbh:
0.0 inches
Average Height Class:
1.0
Average Health Class:
4.0
Ownership (Prv | Pub | Unk): 0.0% | 0.0% | 100.0%
Number of Species:
4
Dominant Species:
CHY (80.0%)
Species Diversity:
CHY 80.0%
BO 6.7%
RM 6.7%
SM 6.7%
Carbon Analysis
Area of Study Site (Acres): 3.54
Canopy Acres:
0.30
Canopy Percent:
8.5%
Population Distribution: Young
Carbon Storage:
9.696 tons
Carbon Sequestration Rate: 0.219 tons/year
Pollutant Removal
Canopy Acres: 0.30
The trees on this site remove the following pollutant amounts:
O3 10.3lbs $31.48
SO2 3.2lbs $2.39
NO2 5.9lbs $18.05
PM10 8.9lbs $18.17
CO 1.2lbs $0.51
The dollar figures are based on 1994 values for each pollutant.
The results are based on average - 8 cities data.
Energy Benefits
Total Tree Savings = $ 0.00
Total Roof Savings = $ 0.00
Total Dollars Saved = $ 0.00
Dollars Saved / Home = $ 0.00
Total KwH Saved = 0.0
KwH Saved / Home = 0.0
Stormwater Management
The stormwater benefits of existing tree canopy are compared with benefits
derived from no tree canopy with 30 inches of precipitation:
Runoff Volume is reduced by 1.35%
Peak Flow is reduced by 2.17%
Time of Concentration is increased by 6.78%
Storage Volume required to mitigate the increase in peak flow due tree
removal:
4698.0 cubic feet
Volume of runoff reduced: 35141.42 gallons
Volume Reduction per Canopy Area: 2.681 gallons per sq foot
This value enables you to attach runoff reduction benefits to individual
trees. Mulitiply ($ValuePerVolume)*(VolumeReductionPerCanopyArea)*(AverageCanopyAreaPerTree)
to yield the `$ per tree stormwater reduction benefit`.
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