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I was expecting that most of the "unique" trees would be in parks, e.g. the Botanic Gardens, but then looking at the distribution graph, wow, I can see so much
by mastazi 3y ago
I was expecting that most of the "unique" trees would be in parks, e.g. the Botanic Gardens, but then looking at the distribution graph, wow, I can see so much diversity in the street trees "long tail"; almost as much as park trees.
Would be cool to see the rest of Greater Sydney as well!
- ldgrp 3y agoA huge amount of credit goes to the City of Sydney for maintaining an up-to-date dataset. The only other council which has publicly available tree data (as far as I can tell) is the City of Ryde[1], but it's from 2013, so not as recent. 1: https://data.nsw.gov.au/data/dataset/public-trees-2013 https://data.nsw.gov.au/data/dataset/public-trees-2013