81 documentos selecionados com "Usuário Avançado de Tecnologia Indígena"

Apache Superset is a modern, enterprise-ready business intelligence platform that provides rich data visualization and exploration capabilities. It supports a wide variety of visualizations, from simple to complex charts, and allows users to create interactive dashboards. Superset is designed to be intuitive for both technical and non-technical users, making it ideal for sharing insights across diverse stakeholder groups.

Large Timelapse projects often involve multiple site folders, each containing its own copy (“child set”) of the project database (.ddb). Timelapse allows you to check out subsets of a project, annotate them independently (on a different computer or user), and then merge the changes back into the primary database. This workflow helps teams scale up annotation across many sites or observers.

Acoustic Sensors can have variable microphone quality depending on

Timelapse provides several tools for removing images, records, and associated metadata from a project. Deletions are permanent, so these tools should be used with care—especially when working in a shared or multi-annotator project.

See the GC Wildlife Viewer README for more information on how to export your Timelapse images for GC Wildlife Viewer, and how to deploy the app as part of a Guardian Connector CapRover instance.

This guide provides an overview of the AudioMoth sensor workflow. These

CoMapeo uses customizable categories (icons with names) to organize and visualize mapping data. Communities can adapt these to their specific monitoring needs and contexts.

This page provides links to XLSForm templates designed for common data collection objectives by Indigenous community organizations. These templates can be used in KoboToolbox, ODK Central, or any other XLSForm-compatible platform.

This page covers practical lessons learned from using KoboToolbox in real-world scenarios, including common pitfalls and their solutions.

Introduction

CoMapeo is an offline-first mapping and data collection tool designed specifically for indigenous communities and grassroots organizations. Built with a focus on data sovereignty and community control, CoMapeo allows communities to map their territories, document environmental changes, and collect evidence of environmental impacts without relying on external internet infrastructure.

This CoMapeo category set uses the column naming conventions recommended in the GBIF Camera Trap Guide.

Reference information for common tasks that involve Guardian Connector and related tools.

Documentation for external applications that are useful alongside Guardian Connector but are not themselves part of the Guardian Connector platform or directly integrated into it.

Guardian Connector is designed to work closely with a small number of external applications that are commonly used within Indigenous community monitoring and data management workflows. These integrations allow data collected or processed in other tools to be brought into Guardian Connector for storage, management, analysis, visualization, and longer-term use.

This guide establishes an overview, actionable steps, guiding questions, and a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) template to support the secure, ethical, and community-driven sharing of Indigenous and local community data.

As part of our commitment to data sovereignty, Guardian Connector provides multiple ways for users to retrieve their project data at any time. This ensures you maintain full control over your data and can export it when needed.

File Browser is a web-based file manager that allows users to browse, upload, download, and share files from their Guardian Connector instance.

Why is Guardian Connector open source?

This guide is for Guardian Connector operators to be able to create a data workflow from CoMapeo to a GuardianConnector Explorer map and gallery views. This process starts with CoMapeo data collection and ends with a configurable map and gallery visualizations.

This document describes how to download form submission data from KoboToolbox and visualize the data in Superset, using Windmill and the PostgreSQL data warehouse included in Guardian Connector.

Introduction

GBIF — the Global Biodiversity Information Facility — is an international network and open-data infrastructure for biodiversity occurrence records. Museums, herbaria, government agencies, research projects, and citizen-science platforms publish datasets to GBIF so that anyone can search, map, and download information about where and when species have been documented around the world.

Upload a dataset file and turn it into a clean PostgreSQL table in your Guardian Connector data warehouse. The app guides you through naming the dataset, uploading a file, optionally tagging the data source, and finalizing the import. It also saves the original and transformed files to your deployment’s data lake (accessible via File Browser).

Guardian Connector Explorer (GC Explorer) is a web-based data visualization tool that transforms your community's tabular data into interactive maps, galleries, and dashboards. Built specifically for Guardian Connector, it connects directly to your PostgreSQL database to display data collected from tools like CoMapeo, KoboToolbox, and other data collection platforms.

The Guardian Connector Landing Page is the home page for your community's Guardian Connector: the front door you arrive at after signing in. It brings everything together in one place, so you don't need to remember web addresses or hunt around for the right tool.

Understanding the diverse user personas who interact with Guardian Connector and their varying technical expertise levels

This information is adapted from “Technocultural Data Protocols” from Foster & Schonwetter 2024, produced for the Tenure Facility.

iNaturalist is a free platform for recording and identifying plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms. Observations typically include a photo or sound, a date and location, and a species identification — either your own or one suggested and confirmed by the iNaturalist community.

Incidents in GC Explorer let you group different alerts and secondary dataset observations together when they are about the same event on the ground.

This guide is tailored to support facilitators running the weekly live sessions in the 4-week self-paced blended learning program. The aim is to ensure every participant—regardless of digital literacy—feels included, confident, and engaged.

Welcome to the guides & tutorials section of the Guardian Connector documentation! This section provides comprehensive, step-by-step guidance to help Indigenous community organizations make the most of the tools and workflows available across the Guardian Connector ecosystem.

This reference section documents the components, concepts, integrations, and technical conventions that make up Guardian Connector. It is intended as a place to look up how different parts of the platform work, how they relate to one another, and the terminology and structures used throughout the system.

KoboToolbox is a free, open-source suite of tools for mobile data collection. It allows users to build forms, collect data in the field using mobile devices, and analyze the collected data through web-based interfaces. Originally developed for humanitarian contexts, KoboToolbox excels at creating surveys, questionnaires, and data collection forms that work reliably in challenging environments with limited connectivity.

Overview

Local Contexts Labels

Metabase is an open-source business intelligence platform. You can use Metabase to ask questions about your data, or embed Metabase in your app to let your customers explore their data on their own.

This is an onboarding template for a new Guardian Connector instance hosted by CMI on the guardianconnector.net domain, to be used together with community organizations that are new to Guardian Connector.

OpenRefine is a free, open-source desktop application for cleaning, transforming, and enriching tabular data — often referred to as data wrangling. It offers powerful capabilities such as faceting, clustering, custom transformations, and integration with external sources (e.g., for reconciliation or geocoding). Unlike spreadsheets, OpenRefine applies operations across entire columns, and all steps are tracked and re-applied as reusable transformation recipes.

Introduction

QGIS is a powerful open-source application for working with geographic data, such as shapefiles, geopackages, data collected using CoMapeo, and other spatial data formats. It allows you to create, edit, and visualize maps in countless ways.

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O Guardian Connector é uma plataforma gratuita e de código aberto para a soberania de dados indígenas, que permite às comunidades centralizar, acessar e extrair informações de seus dados ambientais e culturais de forma segura. Desenvolvido por meio da colaboração entre comunidades indígenas, a Conservation Metrics e parceiros técnicos, o Guardian Connector aborda os desafios únicos enfrentados pelas comunidades na linha de frente da proteção de seus territórios.

It’s important that images are carefully organized. All images that are to be analyzed together, or your "image dataset", should have the same root folder and can be separated into sub-folders under the root. Below is a suggested folder structure, however it may vary depending on the setup of your project’s deployments and retrievals.

This guide describes how to prepare an AudioMoth sensor prior to field

Official onboarding for the Hub is documented by Local Contexts: Getting started on the Hub. The steps below are what Guardian Connector expects before you Fetch Labels from the Local Contexts Hub.

Before collecting any data, it is important to distinguish between four related concepts:

For detailed instructions, see the Timelapse Template Guide.

After you have a Hub project and approved labels, use Windmill (which is that powers the GC Scripts Hub) to pull those labels into the data warehouse.

AudioMoths can be configured with many different settings for different objectives. For comprehensive documentation please see the Operation Manual.

GBIF recommends structuring camera trap data so that it can eventually be represented using Camtrap DP.

Prerequisite: Labels must already exist in the data warehouse from the previous step, Fetch Labels from the Local Contexts Hub.

There is no single best application for every camera trap project.

AudioMoth sensors can be deployed like most other acoustic sensors, however, it is really important to remember to a) check that the audiomoth is correctly oriented in the case, and b) that the time is correctly set prior to deployment.

Please see the Timelapse Metadata Guide for the most recent and accurate information

A camera trap project works best when cameras are prepared, deployed, serviced, and retrieved in a consistent way.

If sampling spans \>30 days (or the amount of time the sensor is

The process of reviewing and tagging photos will vary depending on your image dataset and project goals. The steps below outline a generalized workflow for tagging images.

After you apply Labels to a dataset, Guardian Connector stores the mapping in the data warehouse so other tools can treat Local Contexts as first-class metadata—not only inside Windmill.

CMI requires standardized metadata for each sensor deployment. Each row

Camera trap media should be organized carefully as soon as SD cards are downloaded.

Please see the Timelapse Image Recognition Guide for the most recent and detailed information. Please also see the Timelapse image recognition page for a video tutorial and a practice image set.

Files should be organized in a similar fashion to [camera trap

Export as CSV

This page captures practical, field-tested guidance for designing robust XLSForms for use in KoboToolbox and ODK. The focus is on avoiding common pitfalls and reducing downstream data cleaning and analysis overhead.

Between: [Community or Organization Name]

Timelapse is a specialized software tool designed for analyzing camera trap images and videos in wildlife research and conservation. It provides powerful features for organizing, viewing, and analyzing large collections of wildlife images, including species identification, behavior analysis, and temporal pattern recognition. Designed to be accessible to users without scientific expertise, Timelapse is particularly valuable for long-term wildlife monitoring studies and biodiversity assessments.

Introduction

USB Cable Problems

How to manually send or retrieve a failed submission from KoboCollect

Compatibility with Browser Translation services

Introduction

QGIS is a powerful open-source GIS application that can work with spatial data from Guardian Connector. This guide shows you how to download your data and open it in QGIS for analysis and visualization.

Superset comes with many built-in chart types — bar charts, line charts, maps, big numbers, tables, and more. Most of the time, one of these standard charts is exactly what you need. But sometimes you want something different: a page of KPI cards, a formatted report, or a status board with your own colors and layout.

Superset uses a role-based system to control what users can see and do within the platform. In Guardian Connector, those roles are not assigned inside Superset. They are kept in sync with each user's Guardian Connector role, which administrators manage from the Landing Page.

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This week is designed to be a culmination of the skills and knowledge you've acquired throughout the program, allowing you to design and execute a complete survey project. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each component: