PRJ-003Field taxonomy + GIS + repeatable monitoringCapstone archive / evidence assembly

Project record

PUBLIC LOCATION
Olympia region / generalized

01

Question + scope

Bryophytes make scale visible: minute diagnostic traits determine identity, while substrate, moisture, habitat, and repeated occurrence determine what a site record can mean. This project carries that reasoning from notebook and microscope into mobile GIS.

02

Field to evidence

Two connected parts of the work, with the material that supports each one.

01

Notebook + microscope

Collection, diagnostic keying, measured morphology, substrate, habitat, photography, and illustration remain together as the identification record.

  • 15-taxon bryophyte notebook
  • diagnostic drawings and microscopy
  • photographic field vouchers
02

Field record + map

Survey123 and Field Maps carry the notebook structure into repeatable records; Arcade validation and dashboards expose gaps, patterns, and the next survey question.

  • 23 standardized records
  • mobile form and validation logic
  • map and dashboard views

03

Linked material

  • field notebook
  • diagnostic illustration
  • mobile GIS
  • monitoring baseline
Open field records ↗Open media ↗

04

Complete record

Bryophyte diagnostic notebook

15-taxon notebook / field records, microscopy, measurements, identification, and illustration

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