F Macroinvertebrates iPhone vs AMDI Data Collection

Freshwater Macroinvertebrates will assist students and teachers in classifying and categorising Freshwater Macro Invertebrates which can be found in and around the unique Queensland (Australia) environment and as a result learn more about the characteristics, differences and similarities between them. Freshwater Macroinvertebrates functions by using an interactive process of elimination similar to using Dichotomous Keys in the science domain. Users will filter through a presented list of freshwater macroinvertebrates by using a series of menus that will apply ‘real-time’ filters (based on animal characteristics) to the presented list so users can narrow their possible selection. This iOS application is intended for iPhone devices. If you need to install the iPad version, please search for 'Freshwater Macro Invertebrates'. Included within 'Freshwater Macro invertebrates' is a Glossary of Terms, Contributors and links to their respective websites and a geolocation page which will detect the users location and show it on a map. This functionality requires internet connectivity.

The Australian Marine Debris Initiative® Database enables citizen scientists and organisations who are running clean-up events to collect data on what they are finding with a consistent methodology so it can be collated into a standardised national database on marine debris and litter. The AMDI® Database provides a comprehensive overview of what amounts and types of debris are impacting coastlines and estuaries around the country, and is the most comprehensive marine debris database in the southern hemisphere.