Eco:Map Lite Hack 2.7.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Martin Seifert
Category: Productivity
Price: Free
Version: 2.7.4
ID: de.botmap.BotMapLite
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Description
Eco:Map is a professional tool for mapping plants and animals as well as for biomonitoring with surveys on iPhone, iPad or iPod. Devices with a GPS unit determine the coordinates of each find automatically. For each find you can store a number of additional attributes e.g. the sex of a species. Each find can immediately be displayed on a map.
Users who want to define their own attributes are able to do so by defining them while editing data. An easy-to-use editor supports enables you to design entire new forms which can be shared with other users.
Eco:Map comprises fifteen preset international, German and European databases among them the „Catalogue of Life“ released by Species 2000 and ITIS. The latter one contains more than 2.34 million scientific names and synonyms and 70,000 English names of all organisms world wide.
Besides that Eco:Map is able to import user defined databases.
For further processing in other databases and applications you can export your data in the formats CSV, Simple Darwin Core, KML (Google Earth), and GPX. You decide whether you transfer a field trip's data to your computer via e-mail, via a browser in a local area network or via iTunes.
Eco:Map enables you to take photographs within the app which you can view in a slide show. These photographs can be transferred to your computer just like any other data.
Eco:Map Lite can save up to 3 field trips with 5 finds and 5 photographs per field trip. It is possible to import up to three own databases: the maximum number of species per database is 50. The maximum number of user defined templates is 3. The Catalogue of Life database contains only plants and funghi.
Users who want to define their own attributes are able to do so by defining them while editing data. An easy-to-use editor supports enables you to design entire new forms which can be shared with other users.
Eco:Map comprises fifteen preset international, German and European databases among them the „Catalogue of Life“ released by Species 2000 and ITIS. The latter one contains more than 2.34 million scientific names and synonyms and 70,000 English names of all organisms world wide.
Besides that Eco:Map is able to import user defined databases.
For further processing in other databases and applications you can export your data in the formats CSV, Simple Darwin Core, KML (Google Earth), and GPX. You decide whether you transfer a field trip's data to your computer via e-mail, via a browser in a local area network or via iTunes.
Eco:Map enables you to take photographs within the app which you can view in a slide show. These photographs can be transferred to your computer just like any other data.
Eco:Map Lite can save up to 3 field trips with 5 finds and 5 photographs per field trip. It is possible to import up to three own databases: the maximum number of species per database is 50. The maximum number of user defined templates is 3. The Catalogue of Life database contains only plants and funghi.
Version history
2.7.4
2016-09-18
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Bug fix: Eco:Map couldn't be started on devices running iOS 10.
- Bug fix: Eco:Map couldn't be started on devices running iOS 10.
2.7.3
2016-08-04
- HINT: You might encounter a loss of data warning when installing this version. This is not the case and can be safely ignored.
- Selecting an entry in a large list of choices (>20) lead to a crash in iOS 9.3 and above.
- User defined logical attributes were not exported.
- Selecting an entry in a large list of choices (>20) lead to a crash in iOS 9.3 and above.
- User defined logical attributes were not exported.
2.7.2
2015-10-08
- iOS 9 support
- Bugfixes
- List of finds displays number of species
- Bugfixes
- List of finds displays number of species
2.7.0
2015-08-25
- iPad support.
- Biomonitoring with recurring surveys
- Search of common and scientific names in one view.
- Support of wildcard character '*' in order to search for arbitrary names.
- Support of Dynamic Type.
- Adding new attributes directly in dialogues.
- Moving of attributes between sections is now possible.
- New export format GPX.
- Biomonitoring with recurring surveys
- Search of common and scientific names in one view.
- Support of wildcard character '*' in order to search for arbitrary names.
- Support of Dynamic Type.
- Adding new attributes directly in dialogues.
- Moving of attributes between sections is now possible.
- New export format GPX.
2.6.0
2013-07-10
- Each map has a context menu 'GPS & Map'.
- The concept of center coordinates has been enhanced. In Eco:Map's settings 'GPS & Map' there is a new entry 'Calculated center coordinate'. This coordinate is the center of minimum distance to all find positions.
- Each find's position on a map can be modified by either dragging and dropping its pin or by using the coordinate editor.
- The field trip's map contains a new button. It opens a small target window in the middle of the map. In this mode the selection of finds is only possible for those finds that lie within this window. This helps selecting finds which are very close to each other.
- The area of finds on a field trip's map is now highlighted.
- Users that have many field trips can now archive them. When pressing 'Edit' in the field trips' overview the button 'Archive' appears. After having pressed it the user can tap on the field trips he would like to archive. Archiving means that field trips are no longer visible. By repeating this procedure the user can reactivate them.
- The context menu of a find contains the entry 'Duplicate'. This allows users to make a copy of a find.
- The number of finds for each field trip is now shown in the overview of field trips.
- Bug fixes
- The concept of center coordinates has been enhanced. In Eco:Map's settings 'GPS & Map' there is a new entry 'Calculated center coordinate'. This coordinate is the center of minimum distance to all find positions.
- Each find's position on a map can be modified by either dragging and dropping its pin or by using the coordinate editor.
- The field trip's map contains a new button. It opens a small target window in the middle of the map. In this mode the selection of finds is only possible for those finds that lie within this window. This helps selecting finds which are very close to each other.
- The area of finds on a field trip's map is now highlighted.
- Users that have many field trips can now archive them. When pressing 'Edit' in the field trips' overview the button 'Archive' appears. After having pressed it the user can tap on the field trips he would like to archive. Archiving means that field trips are no longer visible. By repeating this procedure the user can reactivate them.
- The context menu of a find contains the entry 'Duplicate'. This allows users to make a copy of a find.
- The number of finds for each field trip is now shown in the overview of field trips.
- Bug fixes
2.5.0
2013-03-08
- Besides templates for finds there are now templates for field trips available.
- Base data of a find (e.g. scientific name ) can be edited using the keyboard.
-Numerous functions are accessible via context menus.
- Databases are directly attached to field trips.
- Bug fixes
- Base data of a find (e.g. scientific name ) can be edited using the keyboard.
-Numerous functions are accessible via context menus.
- Databases are directly attached to field trips.
- Bug fixes
2.0.1
2012-06-09
- Improved work flow:
Search scope can be adjusted to user's needs.
Keyboard can be automatically switched off after having found a species.
- Adjustment to Wikipedia's new layout for mobile devices.
- Bug fixes
Search scope can be adjusted to user's needs.
Keyboard can be automatically switched off after having found a species.
- Adjustment to Wikipedia's new layout for mobile devices.
- Bug fixes
2.0.0
2012-04-17
- "LUBW" provided by Landesanstalt für Umwelt, Messungen und Naturschutz Baden-Württemberg has been completed with animal names.
- Every check list of Bundesamt für Naturschutz is available (e.g. German Mammalia and German Birds)
- Enhanced database import: CSV files of arbitrary format can be imported.
- Archiving of field trips in zip files.
- During field trips you can add new values to choice attributes.
- The center coordinate is exported.
- Bug fixes.
- Every check list of Bundesamt für Naturschutz is available (e.g. German Mammalia and German Birds)
- Enhanced database import: CSV files of arbitrary format can be imported.
- Archiving of field trips in zip files.
- During field trips you can add new values to choice attributes.
- The center coordinate is exported.
- Bug fixes.
1.3.0
2011-12-14
- Users who want to define their own data sheets for finds are now able to do so. An easy-to-use editor supports you to design a form. Available data types are: Logical, natural and decimal numbers, texts and choice fields. These forms can be imported by other users.
- Improved handling of maps: Satellite, Hybrid and Standard are now available as well as a complete zoom functionality and display of a scale. The user's current location can be displayed.
- Users who are not interested in the GPS position for each find can determine a center coordinate of their finds that applies to all of them.
- Online access to Google, Wikipedia, Biopix and USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture). An offline reader for the English Wikipedia (ca. 41.000 articles) is available, too.
- Support of the file format Keyhole Markup Language let you view field trips with Google Earth.
- Renaming a species is now possible.
- Improved export view in the browser.
- You can switch off the display of all genera and use only the search view.
- Users who only want to record occurrences of species can suppress the individual find dialogue.
- Bugfixes
- Improved handling of maps: Satellite, Hybrid and Standard are now available as well as a complete zoom functionality and display of a scale. The user's current location can be displayed.
- Users who are not interested in the GPS position for each find can determine a center coordinate of their finds that applies to all of them.
- Online access to Google, Wikipedia, Biopix and USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture). An offline reader for the English Wikipedia (ca. 41.000 articles) is available, too.
- Support of the file format Keyhole Markup Language let you view field trips with Google Earth.
- Renaming a species is now possible.
- Improved export view in the browser.
- You can switch off the display of all genera and use only the search view.
- Users who only want to record occurrences of species can suppress the individual find dialogue.
- Bugfixes
1.2.1
2011-04-30
- Bugfix for import of user defined editions (see www.botmap.de/en/bugs.html)
1.2.0
2011-04-18
- Bot:Map enables import of user defined editions.
- „Edition Catalogue of Life 2010“ has been updated to edition 2011 (01/03/2011).
- New: „Edition Standard list of ferns and vascular plants in Germany“
- New: „Edition Checklist of European Mosses“
- Display of author names in search lists.
- New database filter to search only for accepted names.
- Support of Recorder, the software for entering, collating and exchanging records of species and habitats.
- Display of coordinates in Gauss-Krüger format.
- Display how often a species has already been recorded.
- The field trip's dialogue contains a field „Field Trip Notes“.
- Bugfixes
- „Edition Catalogue of Life 2010“ has been updated to edition 2011 (01/03/2011).
- New: „Edition Standard list of ferns and vascular plants in Germany“
- New: „Edition Checklist of European Mosses“
- Display of author names in search lists.
- New database filter to search only for accepted names.
- Support of Recorder, the software for entering, collating and exchanging records of species and habitats.
- Display of coordinates in Gauss-Krüger format.
- Display how often a species has already been recorded.
- The field trip's dialogue contains a field „Field Trip Notes“.
- Bugfixes
1.1.0
2010-11-03
- Taking photographs of plants is now available. Comprehensive administration of photographs inside the app including slide show and export function.
- Completely new Export via Browser in LAN.
- Bot:Map supports rotation to landscape format.
- Bugfixes: Catalogue of Life data contains now all Fungi.
- Completely new Export via Browser in LAN.
- Bot:Map supports rotation to landscape format.
- Bugfixes: Catalogue of Life data contains now all Fungi.
1.0.0
2010-08-30
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Ratings
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Reviews
StanPlantMan,
Very Good app
I designed an app in my mind before getting an iphone. This was to be the sole reason for the phone. Then I found bot:map and realized I didn't need to write the app myself. Thank you for this app, it does everything I wanted and more. Definitely getting the full version when I can afford it. Now I can catalogue the plants in my neighborhood!
CrackaLee,
Almost perfect
I work in a university herbarium, we collect and store plant specimens from various places to create a record of the vegetation in those areas. Along with the plants we collect notes about each specimen, location, characteristics of the plant, and the habitat it was found in (i.e. type of soil, exposure to sunlight, etc.) This program is made specifically for this purpose. While this app doesn't have specific fields for recording each of these details, it does have fields for some and there is a note section into which I can enter the other information. This app also allows for photos of collected specimens to be stored with the entry, which is something the herbarium I work for is currently working on doing in future trips as we are in the process of digitizing our database.
There are some things I would like to see added to this app before I would want to drop $50 of my own money (the university is a little pressed for cash right now). The major thing I would want to see added is an actual field guide to help identify plants. Currently you must already know what you are collecting before you can enter it into the app. That's fine for someone who has been a botanist for many years, but for a second year Botany student like me, it's very difficult. If this app doubled as an identification guide and provided me with a naming authority and pictures with the taxonomic info, I think it would become a staple tool for ecologists and botanists everywhere.
This app searches a MASSIVE database of species and I could not think of a plant name this thing couldn't find. It's truly amazing and I will probably break and buy the full version once I use up my 3 free field trips because this is much more convenient and helpful than my regular paper notebook. I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs to record plant information in the field even without the extras I would like to see added. Thanks for this app, it's one-of-a-kind. Keep up the good work!
There are some things I would like to see added to this app before I would want to drop $50 of my own money (the university is a little pressed for cash right now). The major thing I would want to see added is an actual field guide to help identify plants. Currently you must already know what you are collecting before you can enter it into the app. That's fine for someone who has been a botanist for many years, but for a second year Botany student like me, it's very difficult. If this app doubled as an identification guide and provided me with a naming authority and pictures with the taxonomic info, I think it would become a staple tool for ecologists and botanists everywhere.
This app searches a MASSIVE database of species and I could not think of a plant name this thing couldn't find. It's truly amazing and I will probably break and buy the full version once I use up my 3 free field trips because this is much more convenient and helpful than my regular paper notebook. I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs to record plant information in the field even without the extras I would like to see added. Thanks for this app, it's one-of-a-kind. Keep up the good work!
