Thanks for posting this. Must get an android device.

An app for Indicia, the open-source, online recording system being devloped with support from NBN and BRC, is very definitely on the cards with some work currently in progress at Bristol University and interest expressed at Hull University. Now is a good time for anyone wishing to collaborate on this project to express an interest. To do so, I have created a thread within the Indicia forum.

Jim Bacon,
BRC.

I'm assisting with GMLRC staff with  RODIS. I'm interested in this app for Android, please let me know when it is operational.

RODIS for mobile phones and tablets running the Android operating system is now available from the Google App Store (see the link below).  This new app provides:

- The complete wildlife recording solution.
- Building on years of online wildlife recording expertise, RECORD brings you a revolutionary wildlife recording system.
- RODIS wildlife recording gives you the ability to record, manage and share wildlife sightings with some handy tools;
- Offline use of recognised UK and global species dictionaries with customisable recording lists.
- Pre-loaded offline maps allow easy navigation regardless of internet connection.
- Look up species description, conservation status, scientific classification, species distribution, habitat and more via Wikipedia, Google, Flickr,
  Wolfram Alpha, Arkive, NBN and GBIF.
- Take advantage of the in-built GPS in your device providing an accurate geo-reference.
- Offline maps let you pick geo-coordinates using Latitude and Longitude, OS grid reference, DMS, MGRS and UTM from anywhere in the world with
   over 1000 datums supported.
- Record species using pictures and/or audio recorded directly on your phone.
- Map your sightings
- Create a statistical breakdown of your sightings

https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta … dlrc.rodis

Cheers.

Steve