Screenshots

The following screenshots demonstrate Wildbook functionality in a sample workflow.

1. Install Wildbook and customize






2. Submit data






3. Review a submission for accuracy in the Unapproved state.






Review GPS coordinates in Google Map.

Note the automated comments section that tracks changes to data, providing an audit trail for mark-recapture data.






4. View the history for a marked individual






5. Tab through images and view EXIF data






6. Add searchable keywords to individual images






7. Search by multiple criteria through encounters






8. Search by robust criteria through individuals






9. View search results as a table











11. View search results on a map






12. View search results in a calendar






13. View search result analytics

14. Export Encounter Search results to Google Earth as KML






15. Export Encounter Search results to ArcGIS as a shapefile






16. Export Encounter Search results to Excel

This data format can also be used for integration with OBIS-Seamap.






17. Directly integrate a wiki for custom online Help and project documentation.

Check out http://wiki.whaleshark.org and http://www.mantamatcher.org/wiki for examples. We recommend DokuWiki, but many other wiki packages can also be used.






18. Integrate pattern recognition algorithms

This example presents the dual pattern recognition algorithms that are included by default in Wildbook. Additional algorithms can be integrated using the Wildbook Java API.




19. Export mark-recapture history files

The Wildbook Java API can be used to create custom export formats for your study.




20. Raise awareness through individual animal adoptions