Case Sharing丨QR Code Applications for Trees and Seedlings
Original: https://cli.im/article/detail/1899
Attaching QR code tags to trees not only gives them their own "ID cards," popularizing plant knowledge for citizens and allowing convenient access to detailed information such as the distribution range, morphological characteristics, growth habits, cultivation techniques, and plant culture of park greenery, but also deepens citizens' understanding of the flowers and trees around them, enriching the park's科普 information. At the same time, it enables maintenance staff to scan the codes and record their work, laying a solid foundation for the gradual realization of digital parks and smart parks, and providing references for smart forestry work.
Tree QR Codes, Showcasing the Charm of Scenic Spots
Ningbo Tianyi Pavilion Moon Lake Scenic Area
Used for the Academician Forest in the scenic area. Each ginkgo tree is tagged with an academician plaque, allowing visitors to scan the code and learn about the academicians' achievements. It is very convenient to use—simply copy the locally collected academician information to quickly generate QR codes without the need for complex system support. It also serves as a name card for the scenic area.
Recording Maintenance Conditions to Form Archives
Shandong Four Seasons Green Ecological Environment Technology Group - Information Director: Xianxi Zeng
We previously used CaoLiao QR codes for tree tags. Later, we learned that records could be added, so we also implemented tree tags in several newly added plots to facilitate clear data management—one maintenance-specific code per plot, with the rest being display QR codes. The QR codes can be scanned via WeChat, making maintenance execution simple. Daily operations only require scanning to clearly understand the tree varieties, quantities, locations, and maintenance status of each area, effectively supervising watering schedules and pest control. Each tree has a corresponding number, and data exported from the backend clearly records planting times and maintenance conditions, making traceability convenient.
Scanning Codes to Record Pest Conditions, Shortening Investigation Time
Forest Protection Station - Senior Engineer: Heyan Yu
By attaching QR code tags to various trees, when conducting pest condition surveys, survey records can be filled out. Administrators can immediately view the survey data and analyze the filled survey data by scanning the codes, enabling management of survey personnel. This effectively shortens investigation time and improves work efficiency.
