Developing a Crowd Sourcing App

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Slides and notes on the process that the Mobile Team at EDINA went through to develop an app for collecting data by citizen scientists.

Developing a Crowd
Sourcing App
Tom Armitage
EDINA Geoservices Support
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

Capture information
 Images
 Audio
 Text
 Location
High quality backdrop maps
Saved maps for use “offline”
Custom data collection forms
Manual location correction
It’s Free!
Fieldtrip GB
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

Here’s how it works
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

Regrets, we had a few
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

What are we doing about it?
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom
Going Native!
OpenStreetMap

Feature Requests
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

What we’d like to add
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

And Finally
@FieldtripGB @EDINA_Digimap @MapNav_Tom

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