The Inspiration
In an effort to higher talk the work that Birds Korea is doing and improve our communication for the AI age, I’m working with Dr Moores, Dr Ha Jungmoon and Ms Angela Choi to make our web site, extra knowledge wealthy, interactive and useful. Because of the fantastic eBird statement dataset, I spent a few hours placing collectively a small interactive web page that shows the birds that happen in Republic of Korea (South Korea). It may be accessed from the hyperlink under.
For species with ample eBird knowledge, an interactive species map can be accessible that exhibits observations of the species, distribution of historic file, incidence by month of yr and a few further info. The essential format of this interactive map was supplied by Dr Jungmoon Ha (regional coordinator for eBird ROK).
The concept to create such a useful resource is the results of a dialog with Dr Moores about how Birds Korea could be helpful to all people. Be it somebody who’s engaged on analysis and conservation, somebody visiting RoK and needs to search for birds or somebody who’s inquisitive about what birds happen right here and the place to seek out them.
That is nonetheless very a lot a piece in progress and hope we will work with extra like-minded individuals to it make this web page helpful, satisfying and accessible to all.
Preview of the webpage
If EOD knowledge is offered for that species (about 513 out of the full 627 species), an interactive map could be seen upon clicking the title of the species
It provides further info like at what time of the yr they happen and frequency of observations over the yr (since eBird is a rising group in Korea, the numbers are often growing through the years however this doesn’t point out that the species themselves are getting extra frequent).
The complete interactive web page could be accessed through the hyperlink under
