Difference between revisions of "IMarine Species App"
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| − | The | + | The D4Science Species App is an Android / iPhone application that uses data from D4Science partners to display summary fact sheets for selected marine species. it is a follow-up to AppliFish, extended with more info, additional interactive infrastructure features, and some design revision. |
| − | The app is a mash-up of FAO - Fishbase - OBIS - WoRMS data, and uses the ICIS VRE for data preparation, and reads from an | + | The app is a mash-up of FAO - Fishbase - OBIS - WoRMS data, and uses the ICIS VRE for data preparation, and reads from an D4Science geoserver to display AquaMaps. |
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* Catch statistics Click for chart view. [FAO] | * Catch statistics Click for chart view. [FAO] | ||
| − | * Data aggregated by | + | * Data aggregated by D4Science from the following providers ICIS | FAO | FishBase/SeaLifeBase | OBIS |
A list of suggested improvements is available in the [[AppliFish2]] page | A list of suggested improvements is available in the [[AppliFish2]] page | ||
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| − | : List proposed solution priority following the | + | : List proposed solution priority following the D4Science Board priority setting criteria: |
| − | :* The app is intended as a demonstration o | + | :* The app is intended as a demonstration o D4Science data and potential. It is a communication tool |
| − | :* The planned users are contacts of | + | :* The planned users are contacts of D4Science partners that may be interested to learn more about the project in general, and marine species in particular; |
:* The app is funded through the project, but was quick to draw attention. It may be considered to attract co-funding; | :* The app is funded through the project, but was quick to draw attention. It may be considered to attract co-funding; | ||
:* There has not been a Structural allocation of resources; | :* There has not been a Structural allocation of resources; | ||
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: Have the Copyright / attribution / metadata / legal aspects been addressed from a user and technology perspective? | : Have the Copyright / attribution / metadata / legal aspects been addressed from a user and technology perspective? | ||
| − | The [[ | + | The [[Use_Cases_for_EA-CoP_Data_Access_and_Sharing_Policies#Applifish_-_FAO_Species_fact_sheet AppliFish]] access and sharing page contains a detailed overview of the policies, including the publication aspects. |
Latest revision as of 17:03, 3 September 2015
- Product
The D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. Species App is an Android / iPhone application that uses data from D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. partners to display summary fact sheets for selected marine species. it is a follow-up to AppliFish, extended with more info, additional interactive infrastructure features, and some design revision.
The app is a mash-up of FAO - Fishbase - OBIS - WoRMS data, and uses the ICIS VREVirtual Research Environment. for data preparation, and reads from an D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. geoserver to display AquaMaps.
Final product release
AppliFish was released as an android / iPhone app in January 2013.
Feed-back comments are collected here
Feed-back and requirements for an even better integrated AppliFish (working title FishFacts) are collected here. The expected product is described here.
The feedback will be incorporated in a release planned for ??? 2013.
Final product design
The fact sheets have the following fields:
- Atlantic cod (the FAO species name in English. The app is english only, no need for a language)
- Gadus morhua Linnaeus 1758 (Gadidae) (Scientific name in italics, 2 spaces, Author, 3 spaces, Family on same line as species, between brackets)
- Species image
- Click for other pictures [FishBase/SeaLifeBase]
- IUCN status: Critically Endangered , Endangered , Vulnerable , Near Threatened , Least Concern , Data Deficient
- Common names Morue de l’Atlantique (Fr) | Bacalao del Atlántico (Es) | … [FAO]
- Click for more common names [FishBase/SeaLifeBase]
- Sizes Max size: 2 m (male); Max weight: 96 kg (female); Size at maturity: 31 cm. [FishBase/SeaLifeBase]
- Distribution and maps
- Thumbnail AquaMaps Native
- Other maps: FAO | Other AquaMaps
- Production
- Catch statistics Click for chart view. [FAO]
- Data aggregated by D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. from the following providers ICIS | FAO | FishBase/SeaLifeBase | OBIS
A list of suggested improvements is available in the AppliFish2 page
- Priority to CoPCommunity of Practice.
- List proposed solution priority following the D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. Board priority setting criteria:
- The app is intended as a demonstration o D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. data and potential. It is a communication tool
- The planned users are contacts of D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. partners that may be interested to learn more about the project in general, and marine species in particular;
- The app is funded through the project, but was quick to draw attention. It may be considered to attract co-funding;
- There has not been a Structural allocation of resources;
- The app is not Referred in DoW;
- The app was not devised with Business Cases in mind, but rather as a communication tool;
- The action attracts attention and increases visibility of the project. It thus indirectly supports sustainability aspects;
- There are no consistent EC regulations/strategies to comply with;
- The revision of the applifish app specifically aims at:
- Re-usability of the existing code base for the, re-use of infrastructure data and resources, and EA-CoPCommunity of Practice. datasets
- – benefits – compatibility;
- Parentage
- The app data are loaded with CoPCommunity of Practice. Software; using FAO web-services, WoRMS web services, Fishbase database extractions;
- The ICIS VREVirtual Research Environment. is used to prepare data to load, and a D4S geoserver is used to store the maps.
- Productivity
- The production of the App was scheduled for 2 Months, with 3 PM in total effort. This was largely met, although minor adjustments were required after release, and not counting management of product development and outreach activities.
- Presentation
- The reviewed app will be nearly identical with the previous version, but will have several new features.
- Policy
- Are there any policies available that describe data access and sharing?
- Have the Copyright / attribution / metadata / legal aspects been addressed from a user and technology perspective?
The Use_Cases_for_EA-CoP_Data_Access_and_Sharing_Policies#Applifish_-_FAO_Species_fact_sheet AppliFish access and sharing page contains a detailed overview of the policies, including the publication aspects.
