FAIMS 3.0 Electronic Field Notebooks

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Affiliated institutions: Macquarie University

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Description: A platform for field research supporting digital data capture and management in diverse situations.

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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Overview • Bibliography • Design • Project • Community • Team • Timeline Overview In December 2019 the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) awarded a team of researchers led by Macquarie University $600,000 over three years to build a digital platform for data collection in the field and offline. This was matched by $720,920 in co-investment from project partners. What are we doing? This proje...

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  • Introduction to the first round of Platforms projects webinar -- FAIMS 3.0 Electronic Field Notebooks

    Ross & Ballsun-Stanton
    Webinar presentation at the start of the FAIMS 3 Project, outlining our intentions and technology roadmap
    Recent Activity

  • DataApp: A Mobile App Framework for Field Data Capture – Stage 1 Submission: FAIMS Mobile Future Solution

    Ross & Ballsun-Stanton
    Update and extension on the existing FAIMS Mobile open-source framework to allow users to create customized data collection apps that include custom d...
    Recent Activity

  • FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks - An Introduction to the Project

    Ross, Crook, Ballsun-Stanton & 3 more
    This is a standalone presentation providing a brief introduction to the FAIMS project.
    Recent Activity

  • FAIMS3 Elaboration Report

    Ballsun-Stanton
    This document is the technical elaboration milestone for FAIMS3 development. See https://zenodo.org/record/4616766
    Recent Activity

  • GeoConvergence Workshop - FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks

    Sobotkova
    Presentation at https://www.geoconvergence.org/ltblog/sobotkova
    Recent Activity

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