Fixed-point grids
Count canopy hits at a defined sample size and review a Wilson 95% confidence interval.
Offline canopy field survey
Canopyplot
Record repeatable canopy measurements, inspect photo classifications, preserve field context, and export review-ready reports on iPhone and iPad.
One workbook, distinct methods
Canopyplot keeps methods separate so canopy cover, visible-sky openness, and green fractional cover are not silently treated as the same measurement. Projects and exports remain local unless you choose to share them.
Densiometer records
Preserve four directional counts and their individual replicates instead of only a final average.
Line intercepts
Enter crown intervals along a transect and merge overlaps before calculating covered length.
Crown ellipses
Estimate projected crown area while keeping the uncorrected-overlap limitation visible.
Inspectable photo masks
Compare the original image with the classified mask, thresholds, clipping, and deep-shadow checks.
Portable evidence
Export PDF, CSV, and JSON packets with methods, units, station context, quality notes, and source links.
The current photo lab
This screen was captured from build 2 on a 13-inch iPad simulator. The app keeps the original and classified image visible together so a number never replaces visual review.
Fourteen bundled field-training images demonstrate seasonal, exposure, moisture, snow, urban, crop, and rangeland edge cases. They are illustrative material, not calibration references.
Transparent limits
Canopyplot is a field recordkeeping and calculation tool. It does not certify a survey, identify species, estimate leaf area index, replace an approved protocol, or turn one photographic viewpoint into mapped ground-area canopy cover. Select the method required by your project and document departures in the field notes.