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Bradford Condon

Overview of TreeSnap partnership and scientist tools available on the TreeSnap.org website.

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TreeSnap
A citizen science project and mobile app to tag
trees for science
Tree Resistance 2018
Presented By:
Bradford Condon
@bradfordcondon
Web Developer, Postdoctoral Associate
University of Tennessee Knoxville
Ellen Crocker, Bradford Condon, Abdullah Almsaeed,
Albert Abbott, C. Dana Nelson, and Margaret Staton

TreeSnap
Tree Resistance 2018
Talk Outline
● Why partner with
TreeSnap?
● TreeSnap web curation
workbench at
TreeSnap.org

TreeSnap
What is TreeSnap?
● A free mobile app
● Available to Android
and iPhone users
● Citizen science app

What is Citizen Science
What makes it successful?
● Anyone can participate
● Detailed protocols to ensure
consistency
● Data can be directly applied to real
research

TreeSnap mobile app
● Select a tree
● Snap picture
● Answer questions
● Submit observations
and scientists will
use the data

● Over 1,000 users
registered
● Over 1,700
observations
recorded

Partners
American Chestnut
Foundation
USDA Forest Service
Northern Research
Station
Forest Restoration
Alliance
Hemlock
Restoration Initiative
Atlanta Botanical
Garden
Forest Health
Research and
Education Center

TreeSnap
Philosophy
Together, we
● Create materials
○ Sampling
○ Background
● Design questions:
○ Accessibility
○ Scientific rigor
○ User experience
● Find a citizen
community

tresnap_map_
anonymous
TreeSnap protects location

TreeSnap
Tree Resistance 2018
Example Scientific Partner
workflow:
● Find trees
● Curate data
● Share with collaborators

Filters: Collecting and Curating Data
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1
3
4
5

Filters: Collecting and Curating Data
2
1
3
4
5
6

Share Your Collections with Collaborators

Use Groups to Share Observations and Collections with Collaborators

API to share data
with other
databases
Open source code:
https://github.com/statonlab/Treesnap-website
https://github.com/statonlab/Treesnap-mobile
API:
https://github.com/statonlab/Treesnap-website/wiki

TreeSnap
Tree Resistance 2018
Conclusions
● TreeSnap guides
citizens to collect the
data you need
● TreeSnap provides tools
for accessing data
● Partner with us!
● Need a different app?
Talk with us!

Acknowledgements
Ellen Crocker
Bert Abbott
Dana Nelson
Abdullah Almsaeed
Bradford Condon
Margaret Staton
NSF Plant Genome
Research Program
Dorrie Main
Washington State University

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1. TreeSnap A citizen science project and mobile app to tag trees for science Tree Resistance 2018 Presented By: Bradford Condon @bradfordcondon Web Developer, Postdoctoral Associate University of Tennessee Knoxville Ellen Crocker, Bradford Condon, Abdullah Almsaeed, Albert Abbott, C. Dana Nelson, and Margaret Staton

2. TreeSnap Tree Resistance 2018 Talk Outline ● Why partner with TreeSnap? ● TreeSnap web curation workbench at TreeSnap.org

3. TreeSnap What is TreeSnap? ● A free mobile app ● Available to Android and iPhone users ● Citizen science app

4. What is Citizen Science What makes it successful? ● Anyone can participate ● Detailed protocols to ensure consistency ● Data can be directly applied to real research

5. TreeSnap mobile app ● Select a tree ● Snap picture ● Answer questions ● Submit observations and scientists will use the data

6. ● Over 1,000 users registered ● Over 1,700 observations recorded

7. Partners American Chestnut Foundation USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station Forest Restoration Alliance Hemlock Restoration Initiative Atlanta Botanical Garden Forest Health Research and Education Center

8. TreeSnap Philosophy Together, we ● Create materials ○ Sampling ○ Background ● Design questions: ○ Accessibility ○ Scientific rigor ○ User experience ● Find a citizen community

9. TreeSnap Tree Resistance 2018 Talk Outline ● Why partner with TreeSnap? ● TreeSnap web curation workbench at TreeSnap.org

10. TreeSnap Landing page

11. Browse submitted trees on the map

12. Map is fully searchable

13. tresnap_map_ anonymous TreeSnap protects location

14. Users have full access to their data

15. TreeSnap Tree Resistance 2018 Example Scientific Partner workflow: ● Find trees ● Curate data ● Share with collaborators

16. Filters: Collecting and Curating Data 2 1 3 4 5

17. Filters: Collecting and Curating Data 2 1 3 4 5 6

18. View and Curate Trees Matching Filter

19. Create Collections of Interesting Trees

20. Communicate With Participants

21. Share Your Collections with Collaborators

22. Use Groups to Share Observations and Collections with Collaborators

23. Easily download collection data

24. API to share data with other databases Open source code: https://github.com/statonlab/Treesnap-website https://github.com/statonlab/Treesnap-mobile API: https://github.com/statonlab/Treesnap-website/wiki

25. TreeSnap Tree Resistance 2018 Conclusions ● TreeSnap guides citizens to collect the data you need ● TreeSnap provides tools for accessing data ● Partner with us! ● Need a different app? Talk with us!

26. Acknowledgements Ellen Crocker Bert Abbott Dana Nelson Abdullah Almsaeed Bradford Condon Margaret Staton NSF Plant Genome Research Program Dorrie Main Washington State University

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