New ways to keep in touch Posted on 29th February 2012 The Atlas has changed its methods for keeping you informed about significant developments. We now have a means where you can receive email alerts abou…
Your new Atlas account Posted on 29th February 2012 The Atlas has changed its methods for keeping you informed about significant developments via regular blog news postings, RSS and a Twitter account. …
‘FieldData software’ – citizen science training course Posted on 28th February 2012 The Atlas of Living Australia recently held a successful three day training workshop for a group of current and new users in the use of its FieldData …
Ways to search the Atlas Posted on 23rd February 2012 Searching the Atlas There are two main ways to search the Atlas: Regular searching of the Atlas (non-occurrence records) – species information p…
Searching for molecular data in the Atlas Posted on 23rd February 2012 The following applies for searching any data set in the Atlas, using facets to restrict the occurrence search result set, for querying the Spatial Por…
Deathcaps – hitchhikers rather than malicious Posted on 19th February 2012 By Sapphire McMullan-Fisher, ALA Fungimap Project Manager The recent wet summer in Canberra led to tragic consequences when a meal mistakenly containi…
Dr John La Salle appointed Director of the Atlas of Living Australia Posted on 14th February 2012 Dr John La Salle will take on the role as the Atlas’ Director for the next 18 months. John has been involved in the Atlas from its inception an…
Zookeys Jubilee Issue No. 150, “e-Infrastructures for Data Publishing in Biodiversity Science” Posted on 6th December 2011 ZooKeys recently published its special jubilee Issue No. 150 “e-Infrastructures for Data Publishing in Biodiversity Science“, comprised of…
Where is the ALA up to? Posted on 16th November 2011 The Atlas of Living Australia has just released its mid-session report to partners; providing a summary of the project’s components and activi…
