NKMP KoalaCounter vs ReCER Field Collection使用状況と統計
The NKMP Koala Counter app has been developed by the National Koala Monitoring Program to enable ecologists to conduct systematic surveys for koalas. Both single-count and double-count transects are supported. Transects can be mapped against satellite imagery, and photos of habitat/animals can be taken while surveying.
The app uses your phone/tablet's GPS hardware to track your location while you are conducting a survey. The app will continue to track your location as long as you have an active survey, even if you move the app to the background.
Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
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Data is recorded for a collecting event and includes information about the collecting site, taxonomic units (species) assigned to samples, information about the samples and information about the population of each taxonomic unit (species) at a site. The recorded field data is returned in a digital format (.csv file) to a user specified email address.
The app was originally designed as a data collecting tool for Restore and Renew, a project that gathers landscape level genomic data for land management. Restore and Renew is led by the Research Centre for Ecosystem Resilience (ReCER); at the Australian Institute of Botanical Science (AIBS) at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
Usage Notes:
• Upon export, all data will be sent to the email entered at login as two separate CSVs – one for sites, and one for samples.
• When launching the app, use the "myself" button to log in, unless you have been provided specific credentials by the Restore & Renew team or have been directed to use the seedbank login.
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NKMP KoalaCounter VS. 
ReCER Field Collection1月 17, 2026