Munich maintains 300,000+ public trees. Professional surveys can't keep up. BauMap turns students into a distributed sensor network — collecting structured, AI-validated tree data through gamified field missions that feed directly into the city's GIS.
Each mission originates from a real request by the Grünflächenamt. The system translates inspection priorities into location-specific, reward-bearing tasks that students complete on foot.
Every photo triggers a full analysis pipeline: species identification with confidence ranking, health condition estimation across three independent axes, and a contextual note drawn from Munich's urban forestry knowledge base.
BauMap replaces expensive, infrequent manual inspections with a continuously updated, student-verified tree health dataset — exportable in the formats your GIS team already uses.
A closed loop: the city defines what matters, the system makes it actionable, students collect structured data in the field, validation ensures quality, and the city receives a live GIS feed.
City staff log into the dashboard, define what needs inspection, set a priority level, and hit generate. The system writes the mission brief, assigns the reward tier, and publishes it to nearby students within seconds.
Every submission travels a fully automated pipeline. Each packet carries species classification, condition scores, coordinates and reliability metadata.