SIREN: the National Early Detection and Rapid Response Information System Active
The National Early Detection Rapid Response (EDRR) Information System is an emerging online resource for invasive species information sharing and collaboration that serves as the information hub of the National EDRR Framework. This centralized network will improve access to existing and emerging information resources and expand collaboration to facilitate early detection and rapid response to biological threats across the nation.
The foundation of the Information System is a web application that connects disparate invasive species efforts in a unified location, making stand-alone efforts interactive with other stand-alone efforts so that EDRR can be informed and improved through information sharing. With a customizable dashboard, user interface, and project portal, users can access the information that is most relevant to their needs, as well as analytical support and data visualization. From planning to detecting, responding and reporting management outcomes, the National EDRR Information System will provide the information and tools that are needed at every step in the EDRR process.
INHABIT: A web-based decision support tool for invasive plant species habitat visualization and assessment across the contiguous United States
READI-Net: Providing Tools for the Early Detection and Management of Aquatic Invasive Species
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Ecosystem Restoration Activity 6
Nonindigenous Aquatic Species (NAS) Program
The National Early Detection Rapid Response (EDRR) Information System is an emerging online resource for invasive species information sharing and collaboration that serves as the information hub of the National EDRR Framework. This centralized network will improve access to existing and emerging information resources and expand collaboration to facilitate early detection and rapid response to biological threats across the nation.
The foundation of the Information System is a web application that connects disparate invasive species efforts in a unified location, making stand-alone efforts interactive with other stand-alone efforts so that EDRR can be informed and improved through information sharing. With a customizable dashboard, user interface, and project portal, users can access the information that is most relevant to their needs, as well as analytical support and data visualization. From planning to detecting, responding and reporting management outcomes, the National EDRR Information System will provide the information and tools that are needed at every step in the EDRR process.