Mobile application to collect national consistent data of fish passage barriers in the United States Completed
By Community for Data Integration (CDI)
September 19, 2013
This project created a mobile application to collect nationally consistent data of fish passage barriers in the United States to meet needs for hydrologic and ecological assessments and conservation planning decisions.
Principal Investigator : David R Maltby, Andrea Ostroff
Benefits
- Meets high priority need for hydrological and ecological assessments
- Data available to conservation planners
- Expand USGS scientific and technical support to the National Fish Habitat Action Plan
Deliverables
- Presentation given at CDI-hosted Webinar (September 2012)
- Available to both iPhone (iOS6) and Android (3.0 or higher).
- Uses the geo-locational services provides with HTML5 to correlate location with an online data entry form (content no longer available)
- Adds the ability to attach photos acquired in the field of the fish passage structure.
- Secured database back-end for QC and long-term data management.
- USGS report to publish this information targeted for completion at the end of FY13
Note: this information is from the FY12 CDI Annual Review
- Source: USGS Sciencebase (id: 523b6705e4b08cabd166d1fd)
- Overview
This project created a mobile application to collect nationally consistent data of fish passage barriers in the United States to meet needs for hydrologic and ecological assessments and conservation planning decisions.
Principal Investigator : David R Maltby, Andrea Ostroff
Benefits- Meets high priority need for hydrological and ecological assessments
- Data available to conservation planners
- Expand USGS scientific and technical support to the National Fish Habitat Action Plan
Deliverables
- Presentation given at CDI-hosted Webinar (September 2012)
- Available to both iPhone (iOS6) and Android (3.0 or higher).
- Uses the geo-locational services provides with HTML5 to correlate location with an online data entry form (content no longer available)
- Adds the ability to attach photos acquired in the field of the fish passage structure.
- Secured database back-end for QC and long-term data management.
- USGS report to publish this information targeted for completion at the end of FY13
Note: this information is from the FY12 CDI Annual Review
- Source: USGS Sciencebase (id: 523b6705e4b08cabd166d1fd)
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