#HepaticaWeek

The #HepaticaWeek 2016 is call for citizen scientists to report flowering liverleaf (Hepatica nobilis Schreb.) - Video

Learning about citizen science & how to use the mobile application MySeasons

Monday 11 April, 5:30 CET - Video

• Welcome & Introduction, Bente Lilja Bye, BLB
• MySeason – Community-based mapping and monitoring of vegetation phenology, Jonas Eberle, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena (2:34)

Hepatica's secrets revealed

Tuesday 12 April, 5:30 CET - Video

• Hepatica's secrets, Honorata K Gajde, Norwegian Botanical Association (3:23)
• Biocaching, a mobile game that inspires you to learn about nature, Bjørn Hjelle, Biocaching (18:30)

Gathering lovely images of Liverleaf - Hepatica nobilis. Then what?

Wednesday 13 April, 5:30 CET - Video

• Framework for citizen science and crowdsourcing – Mobile applications and services, Erik Haider Forsén, University of Oslo (4:56)
• An introduction to gamified mobile applications, Gunnar Øivin Fredrikson, g/UX (12:22)
• The Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Dag Endresen, GBIF Norway, UiO Natural History Museum in Oslo, University of Oslo (34:04)

Transforming your observations into science

Thursday 14 April, 5:30 CET - Video

• How the species observation reporting system works, Nils Valland, Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre (4:36)
• Quality assurance and validation of crowdsourced biodiversity data, Even W Hanssen, Norwegian Biodiversity Network (20:30)
• Metadata and sensor standards, Bart De Lathouwer, OGC (33:35)

What are your observations being used for in science - and in society?

Friday 15 April, 5:30 CET - Video part 1 & part 2

• Datamodels for interoperability, Arne Jørgen Berre, Sintef  (2:21)
• Earth observations of Global climate change effects on vegetation phenology, Christian Hüttich, Jena-Optronik GmbH/MySeasons (20:27)
• Citizen data for validation of satellite based data and services, Dag Anders Moldestad, Norwegian Space Agency (Video)