App to monitor high-risk trees complements smart city system


MBSA will study trees for public safety as some may not be suitable for a specific area and could fall. -- Filepic

SHAH Alam City Council (MBSA) has developed a tree inventory application to assess the health of trees in the city to ensure public safety.

The application database called ‘e-Palsa’ was developed last year under the city council’s asset management initiative in line with the Smart Selangor concept to monitor and analyse high risk and dangerous trees.

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MBSA , tree inventory , e-Palsa , Smart City , Selangor

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