What do to with iNaturalist after your BioBlitz
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This was a presentation for the Geographic Alliances who are all organizing BioBlitzes in 2016. After going out in the field and making observations of biodiversity, we came back to National Geographic to work with the data. I used this presentation as a guide and then demonstrated many parts of it live in the browser. I wouldn't recommend using only the presentation.
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What do to with iNaturalist after your BioBlitz
- 1. 2016AnnualMeeting Field work & data collection are just the beginning! • How to manage your own observations • How BioBlitz projects work • Interacting with other people’s observations • Exporting observations for other uses (like ESRI Storymaps)
- 2. 2016AnnualMeeting To get a sense of the audience… 1. Who has logged into the iNaturalist website before? 2. Who has already created a BioBlitz project? 3. Who has added identifications before? 4. Who feels like they will need a lot of help?
- 3. 2016AnnualMeeting Prizes! Within the BioBlitz project, whomever has 1. Most observations 2. Most enthusiastic
- 4. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist 1. Sync any observations from your device. 2. Log in to your account on iNaturalist.org. 3. Look at your observations. 4. Check that all have locations.
- 5. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist Missing/incorrect locations? Use batch edit feature.
- 6. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist Missing/incorrect locations? Use batch edit feature.
- 7. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist Missing/incorrect locations? Use batch edit feature.
- 8. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist 1. Type to search for a location. 2. Click on the map to see a radius appear around a point. 3. Adjust the size of the circle to indicate uncertainty (or encompass the entire area we covered today). 4. “Apply” and scroll down to save all.
- 9. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist Check that all have identifications in the iNat taxonomy.
- 10. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist 1. Add identifications to your observations. 2. Try the identotron feature.
- 11. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 1: Your Observations on iNaturalist 1. Add relevant details in the description.
- 12. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 2: Observations from a BioBlitz 1. BioBlitz project pages before & after the event. 2. Leaderboards. 3. Observation filters
- 17. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 3: Adding IDs and comments 1. Searching for observations that need IDs. 2. Adding IDs. (Crowdsourcing isn’t magic, it’s people— including you!) 3. Adding comments. Be welcoming and encouraging!
- 23. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 4: Data life beyond iNaturalist 1. Set up search parameters. 2. Export data as kml or csv. 3. Use in GIS or ERSI StoryMaps. 4. Time lapse maps in CartoDB 5. What happens with data from iNaturalist. 6. A true snail story.
- 28. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 4: Data life beyond iNaturalist Research-grade observations are shared with the gbif.org and other data partners like NPSpecies.
- 29. 2016AnnualMeeting Activity 4: Data life beyond iNaturalist A BioBlitz like ours today resulted in a new detection of an invasive snail.
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- Edit to add relevant details in the description.
- BEFORE the BioBlitz
- AFTER a BioBlitz… Click into the observations and it takes you to…
- This view. Explore the filters.
- This view. Explore the filters.
- Look for photos that need ID help.
- These observations need the MOST help.
- Type your observation on the right. “wild pig” didn’t match with a taxon so it’s just placeholder text now even though they know what it is, iNat doesn’t know what it is.
- Id at the level of “Plants” is better than “Something…”
- Everyone loves comments. Welcome new users and encourage them!
- See the export button after creating the filter (DON’T EXPORT ALL OF INATURALIST!).
- This button probably won’t include as many observations, so better to use the other one.
- There will be a follow up webinar about how to do a story map. Here’s one from Hawai’I Volcanoes BioBlitz. http://story.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/?appid=45867f2ae46e4587afb8e7c7b343b9b8
- https://greatnatureproject.cartodb.com/viz/17f35236-095e-11e5-aed1-0e4fddd5de28/public_map
- Go check out the comment thread on this! Your observations matter, but you usually don’t know which ones until you share them.