Meetings
The Mobile Applications Development Focus Group meetings will be held monthly on the first Thursday of the month at 11am ET.
Audio
- USGS/DOI Dial In Number: (703) 648-4848 (for USGS and DOI offices)
- Toll Free Dial In Number: (855) 547-8255 (for other offices and telecommute locations)
- Conference Code: 47919# (same for both numbers)
- Meeting minutes: Will be collaboratively build at calls using a Google Doc reference distributed to WebEx participants. All participants are encouraged to modify the meeting's etherpad notes until COB Friday. After this contents will be summarized within the TSWG-MAD wiki pages (although the Google Doc record will persist).
WebEx
- Topic: (15) CDI Mobile Applications Development Working Group
- Date: The 1st Thursday of every 1 months, from Thursday, April 4, 2013 to Thursday, September 5, 2013
- Time: 9:00 am, Mountain Daylight Time (Denver, GMT-06:00)
- Meeting number: 715 495 885
- Meeting password: (This meeting does not require a password.)
- https://usgs.webex.com/usgs/j.php?ED=196772827&UID=1472418412&RT=MiM2
Agenda for May 15, 2012
Matt Muir (USFWS) and Scott Loarie (Stanford)
iNaturalist, an individual photo-based observation network using iOS and Android based collectors (collaboratively with the Citizen's Science Working Group)
Dr Scott Loarie (currently at Stanford University) is the co-Director of iNaturalist.org, a natural history citizen-science social network to crowd-source data on climate impacts to biodiversity. His work focuses on using distributed datasets (remote sensing and crowd-sourced 'citizen-science' data) and spatio-temporal analysis tools to study interactions among land-use, climate, and biodiversity. His research includes work on:
1) climate change impacts on biodiversity and agriculture,
2) drivers of and barriers to land-use change and implications for climate and biodiversity,
3) using the internet and mobile-devices to scale between field-based measurement and regional models.
Dr Matt Muir (Wildlife Biologist from UC Davis and the University of Puget Sound) works with the Division of International Conservation with the US Fish and Wildlife Service in Arlington.
Webex Recording
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