In the smart city of 2035, urban trees are critical infrastructure — routed and triaged like ambulances, with drought stress and equity factored into every dispatch decision. Canopy builds that future, today.
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The map shows urgency. Each neighborhood is shaded by how much tree-service pressure it's under — red = critical down to green = clear. Zoom in to reveal individual open 311 request pins.
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The queue ranks where to send crews. Sort by Urgency, Neglect (longest since service), or Trending (fastest-rising). Use search to jump to any neighborhood.
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Click a zone for the field brief. An AI dispatch summary, complaint trend, repeat-problem addresses, service history, and live canopy data from OpenStreetMap & iNaturalist.
What is CSI?
Canopy Stress Index (0–100) blends five signals into one dispatch priority: open & unresolved requests, complaint surge vs. last month, drought stress, time since last service, and community vulnerability (Chicago Hardship Index). Higher = more urgent. Flip the map to Social vulnerability to see where the most at-risk communities are.
🌡 Urban Heat Island
Dense areas run hotter · trees are cooling infrastructure