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FAIMS 3.0 Electronic Field Notebooks
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Introduction to the first round of Platforms projects webinar -- FAIMS 3.0 Electronic Field Notebooks
Webinar presentation at the start of the FAIMS 3 Project, outlining our intentions and technology roadmap
DataApp: A Mobile App Framework for Field Data Capture – Stage 1 Submission: FAIMS Mobile Future Solution
Update and extension on the existing FAIMS Mobile open-source framework to allow users to create customized data collection apps that include custom d...
FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks - An Introduction to the Project
This is a standalone presentation providing a brief introduction to the FAIMS project.
FAIMS3 Elaboration Report
This document is the technical elaboration milestone for FAIMS3 development. See https://zenodo.org/record/4616766
GeoConvergence Workshop - FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks
Presentation at https://www.geoconvergence.org/ltblog/sobotkova
The FAIMS Mobile Platform. AAO Seminar
Seminar given to AAO on 19 August 2021
https://confluence.aao.org.au/display/ASR/AAO+Seminar+Recordings+Home
FAIMS 3.0 Annual Review: July 2020 to June 2021
Professor Shawn Ross, co-director of the FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks (https://faims.edu.au) ARDC Platform Project, provides our project coll...
FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks - Poster
This poster was created in November 2021 for a GIS Day at Aarhus University. It will be updated for conferences as needed.
FAIMS 3.0: Electronic Field Notebooks - Introduction to the Project
Presentation to the ResBaz Sydney 2021 Research Bazaar hosted by UNSW on 24 November
FAIMS 3.0 Electronic Field Notebooks Project Update
eResearch Australasia 2022 Poster, Brisbane Australia 17-20 October 2022
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