Colorado mountains
From Long-Term Data to Understanding: Toward a Predictive Ecology
2015 LTER ASM Estes Park, CO - August 30 - September 2, 2015
 

A common, LTER sponsored, solution for Ecological Information Management (DEIMS)

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Poster Number: 
113
Presenter/Primary Author: 
Inigo San Gil
Co-Authors: 
Eda Melendez
Co-Authors: 
Corinna Gries
Co-Authors: 
Kristin Vanderbilt
Co-Authors: 
Marshall White
Co-Authors: 
Ken Ramsey
Co-Authors: 
Jim Laundre
Co-Authors: 
Hap Garritt
Co-Authors: 
Yang Xia
Co-Authors: 
David Blankman
Co-Authors: 
Chau Chin Lin
Co-Authors: 
Mark Ghaler
Co-Authors: 
Kyle Kwaiser
Co-Authors: 
Anya Shipunova
Co-Authors: 
Aaron Stephenson
Co-Authors: 
Atzimba Lopez
Co-Authors: 
Luke Wertz
Co-Authors: 
Carter Stowell
Co-Authors: 
Sean Buscay
Co-Authors: 
Ranjeet Devarakondar
Co-Authors: 
Dave Reid

DEIMS is a web-enabled, easy to use application to store, edit and share data and informatio about your research.DEIMS is currently used by seven US-LTER sites.  DEIMS is also used in ILTER (Europe, Asia and Mexico) and is free for anyone who wishes to use.  DEIMS is based on the popular open source content management system called Drupal, and is hosted both in Drupal and Github.

A functional IT team consists of system administrators, programmers, database administrators, GIS specialists, web designers, content strategists, project managers and science liasions. Most research groups lack of such teams. The DEIMS partnerships allows us to build a multi-IT-disciplinary team that usually as individual groups or sites we cannot even dream of. DEIMS is just a customization of the thriving Drupal community products to manage data. DEIMS uses sustainable practices for the custom add-ons, basin all customizations in the Github repositories.

DEIMS is open to your contrbutions.  Whether in the form of adoption, critique, development, feature requests, bug identifications or funding, all contributions are welcome. 

 

 

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