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Carnet en ligne

Fonctionnalités et mode d'emploi

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Évolutions

Ergonomie :
  • affichage des listes de taxons : placer en tĂŞte les taxons du rang espèce, puis les subsp, var et hybrides

Interopérabilité :
  • Import/export des donnĂ©es, format tableur, format standard d'Ă©change de donnĂ©es : ABCD,  DawinCore
  • Couplage SIG
  • Utilisation en tant que Widget (export de "ma liste de plante").

Participation :
  • Module de suivi et alerte RSS par dĂ©partements, par plante ...
  • Calendrier floral
  • Utilisation en mode dĂ©connectĂ© (outils de saisie sur le terrain)

Extension :

Références

Groupe de travail Obs du TDWG

Required Fields
  • Scientific name : OK
  • Name type (species or community) : OK
  • Where found (GIS, coordinates, or text description of location) : OK
  • Presence / Absence Indicator : OK
  • Observer name(s) (or “Unknown”) : OK
  • Date (to year, at least) : OK
  • Evidence type (basis of record) : OK (sighting)

What - identification of the observed entity / taxon identification attributes
  • Scientific Name for the taxon or community (NOTE: use the Taxon Concept Transfer Schema endorsed by TDWG in fall 2005)
  • Author of the scientific name (species only); concept reference
  • Name Type – species or ecological community
  • Name Confidence – is the taxon or community correctly identified
  • Presence / Absence Indicator - 'No' indicates explicit negative observation data

Who - observer / collector of the information
  • Observer – name of the person(s) who collected data
  • Observer Role(s) – observer, collector, submitter, verifier
  • Observer Title
  • Observer Institution
  • Contact information – address, phone number, email

When - observation / collection event date / time
  • Date / time of the observation – includes either a full date, partial date, or range of dates / times; time optional; follow ISO date / time standard
  • Date / Time Accuracy

Where - location attributes
  • Location Description - text description of the location where the observation was made or the area that was searched.
  • Latitude, Longitude, and Datum (decimal degrees)
  • Link to GIS feature (point, line or polygon)
  • Directions - precise directions to the site of the observation.
  • Mapping Precision
  • Mapping Comments - ability to map the Observation precisely.
  • Darwin Core location attributes – Continent, Nation, State or Province, County, Locality, etc.
  • Elevation and Depth – minimum and maximum values

How - survey methods / intensity / protocol
  • Protocol Name - a formal or informal name for the protocol (can be “none” or “unknown”)
  • Protocol Description - text description of the protocol / methods used
  • Protocol Type - the type of protocol
  • Protocol Reference – citation for a published protocol (can include links to online resources or protocol library)
  • Search Adequacy – comments on search thoroughness, habitat, methods, environment, observer experience, ease of detection, timing.
  • Additional Inventory Needed - Is additional inventory of the area needed for this element?
  • Level of Effort - effort expended on a given visit


Evidence – documentation attributes (specimens, references, images)
  • Evidence Types (basis of record) - sample values: Specimen, Sighting, Literature, Photograph, Tracks, etc.
  • References / Citations
  • Links to web resources (URLs)

Biology - associated biological attributes
  • Number of Individuals (species)
  • Estimated / Observed – whether number is an estimate / actual count
  • Stratum / Percent cover – community data (and cover for plants)
  • Density / Distribution - distribution of the element on the landscape (e.g., solitary individual, patchy, scattered, solid cover)
  • Reproductive Evidence - element reproducing at the location?
  • Reproductive Evidence Comments
  • Condition of Element – description of the quality of element (such as: health, alive or dead)

Environment - associated environmental attributes
  • Habitat - text description of the local or surrounding habitat
  • Habitat Category - habitat type (use IUCN codes?)
  • Condition of Site - condition of the surroundings (e.g., flooded, burned, etc.)
  • Weather - description of the weather conditions at the time of the visit
  • Management Activities –activities conducted during a particular visit (e.g., pulling or pesticides applied to invasives)
  • Management Needs - the most important management needs (for enhancement or control) for the element at this observation site

Data management attributes – quality control, etc.
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