i-Tree HYDRO Online Workshop - Wed., March 16, 2015

Join the March 2016
i-TREE HYDRO ONLINE WORKSHOP SERIES

March 16, 2016 - 1:00 PM (Easterrn)


Join us for another E-Learning Training Session... i-Tree HYDRO: Watershed scale analyses of vegetation and hydrology Join us for the March 16, 2016 i-Tree Online Learning Workshop Join us for a comprehensive web-based instructional series that will introduce the latest tools in the i-Tree software suite, as well as bring you up to date on the improvements that have been made to the i-Tree collection of inventory, analysis and reporting tools for urban and community forests. i-Tree is a state-of-the-art, peer-reviewed software suite from the USDA Forest Service, and its partners, that provides urban forestry analysis and benefits assessment tools. Join the i-Tree Development Team for a look at the i-Tree HYDRO tools. Hydro is a stand-alone application designed to simulate the effects of changes in tree and impervious cover characteristics within a defined watershed on stream flow and water quality. It was designed specifically to handle urban vegetation effects so urban natural resource managers and urban planners can quantify the impacts of changes in tree and impervious cover on local hydrology to aid in management and planning decisions. *PRE-REGISTRATION is required for the session in order to provide the most streamlined user experience. VISIT* https://goo.gl/9eGfyb *TO REGISTER.*


i-Tree 2016 Workshop Dates & Topics... All instructional sessions begin at 1:00 PM (Eastern) January 20, 2016 - What’s New in i-Tree ECO February 17, 2016 - i-Tree DESIGN and CANOPY March 16, 2016 - Looking at i-Tree HYDRO April 20, 2016 i-Tree STREETS May 18, 2015 - i-Tree Roundtable: Answering Your Questions About Using i-Tree June 15, 2015 - Using i-Tree VUE and STORM July 20, 2015 - Introducing i-Tree Landscape August 16, 2016 - What’s New in i-Tree ECO September 20, 2016 - Looking at i-Tree HYDRO October, 19, 2016 - DESIGN and CANOPY November 16, 2016 i-Tree STREETS December 21, 2016 - i-Tree Roundtable: Answering Your Questions About Using i-Tree CEU Credits Society of American Foresters CFE units and International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) CEUs are expected to be awarded for attending these online sessions. Each session is planned to last 1-hour.	Technical Requirements PRE-REGISTRATION is required for the session in order to provide the most streamlined user experience. VISIT https://goo.gl/9eGfyb TO REGISTER. Adobe Connect will be used to stream the session. Audio can be provided via VOIP on the web using your computer speakers, or through a traditional telephone connection. Download an Informational Flyer on the i-Tree 2016 Online Workshop Series Please download, and distribute an electronic flyer via your networks, that provides details on the i-Tree 2016 Workshop Series. Please visit http://www.unri.org/itreeworkshops/ to download the informational file. About UNRI The US Forest Service Northern Research Station Urban Natural Resources Institute (UNRI) is a science-based source for information and answers to questions on urban natural resources stewardship. A goal of the Institute is to strengthen public awareness of activities related to urban natural resources research and management. The Institute consists of Forest Service scientists, conducting science-based research on urban natural resource issues across the country. For more information on UNRI, please visit www.unri.org/ or contact Dave Bloniarz, Project Coordinator dbloniarz@fs.fed.us

URBAN NATURAL RESOURCES INSTITUTE
US FOREST SERVICE NORTHERN RESEARCH STATION
UNIV. OF MASSACHUSETTS, HOLSWORTH HALL
AMHERST, MA 01003
Tel: (413) 545-3755
www.unri.org

Join us for another E-Learning Training Session...

i-Tree HYDRO: Watershed scale analyses of vegetation and hydrology

Join us for the March 16, 2016 i-Tree Online Learning Workshop

i-Tree 2016 Workshop Dates & Topics...

All instructional sessions begin at 1:00 PM (Eastern)

CEU Credits

Technical Requirements

Download an Informational Flyer on the i-Tree 2016 Online Workshop Series

About UNRI