Anecdata.org
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Type of site | Citizen science web portal |
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| Available in | English, Vietnamese, German, Romanian, Polish, Spanish |
| Owner | MDI Biological Laboratory |
| URL | www |
| Commercial | No |
| Current status | Online |
Anecdata.org (often shortened to Anecdata) is a
data repository where data can be stored, discovered, and shared to other users.[4]
Notable Projects
Litter-Free Digital Journal
The Litter-Free Digital Journal is a project from the
plastic bag bans.[8]
The Great Green Crab Hunt
The Great Green Crab Hunt project is a citizen science project led by the
policymakers in finding solutions to the problems caused by the invasive species, European green crabs.[9] The project uses a mobile app and participants document the number, shell hardness, sex, and size of crabs seen during one hour.[10] Since the project's inception in 2019, more than 100 observations documenting more than 400 crabs have been added to the project.[9]
References
- ^ Broom, Dick (2 March 2018). "MDI Bio Lab spawning business ventures". The Ellsworth American. Archived from the original on 28 December 2021. Retrieved 28 December 2021.
- S2CID 158183463.
- ^ PMID 34541525.
- S2CID 57762393.
- ^ a b "Litter-Free Digital Journal". www.anecdata.org.
- ^ Balchunas, Caroline (11 February 2021). "The Lowcountry has a serious litter problem, data shows". WCIV.
- ^ Harrson, Joyce. "COLUMN: Conserving Spartanburg starts with being conscious about litter". Spartanburg Herald Journal.
- ^ Schiferl, Jenna. "How a trash app is influencing local, statewide litter regulations". Post and Courier.
- ^ a b "The Great Green Crab Hunt". anecdata.org.
- ^ Haas, Kimberly Haas. "Scientists ask for public's help to count green crabs on the Seacoast". UnionLeader.com. New Hampshire Union Leader.