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Everglades CISMA: EDDMapS for Invasive Species Detection

Explore and utilize EDDMapS, an electronic data reporting system for detecting invasive species in the Everglades region. Access a wealth of resources related to forest and ecosystem health in alignment with SE-EPPC and National EPPC websites. Benefit from integrated features with Google Maps and the Bugwood Image Database System, offering a vast collection of free educational images. Contact Chuck Bargeron for further details.

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Everglades CISMA: EDDMapS for Invasive Species Detection

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  1. EvergladesCISMA.org Chuck Bargeron University of Georgia Bugwood Network

  2. Background • Develop and deliver programs and resources related to forest and ecosystem health • 120 million hits from 14 million users last year • Invasive.org, SE-EPPC and National EPPC web sites • Developed EDDMapS for Southeast EPPC and Florida EPPC • Tony Pernas contacted me to adapt EDDMapS for the Everglades CISMA

  3. Early Detection and Distribution Mapping System • Allow for Electronic Reporting of Invasive Species point data • Uses E-mail to Alert designated resource contacts • Integrates with Google Maps to choose locations and map locations • Can be integrated with Management Information

  4. Bugwood Image Database System(Forestry Images, Invasive.org, Insect Images, IPM Images) • Started Collecting Images is 1995 • Website Online in 2001 • 58,000 Images from 1200 Photographers • Covering 9485 Subjects • 27,000 Images of Insects, Mammals, Reptiles, Birds, etc • 20,000 Images of Plants • 4,000 Images of Plant Diseases • Over 8,000 images from outside the U.S. • Images are Free for Non-profit Educational Uses with Credit to Photographer and Website

  5. Tools Weblog Image Upload/Gallery File Sharing Batch Data Upload User updatable records Listserv Discussion Boards Others….

  6. What I Need From You • Images of Species of Concern • Existing Biology, Ecology, Management Info I can link to • Contacts Info for Responders • Discuss Tomorrow at EDDR session • Any Existing Distribution Data • Review and Comments on the web site

  7. Contact Info:Chuck Bargeroncbargero@uga.edu229-386-3298

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