Coordinate data integration between EcoTrack and the Univ of Auckland CatchIT and TURP systems
Coordinate data integration between EcoTrack and the Univ of Auckland CatchIT and TURP systems
EcoNet.NZ (2020 Account)
- Data Analysis
- Database Administration
- Database Management
- Business Analyst
- Project Coordinator
- Database Design
Estimated Time: 20 - 50 Hours Over 5 - 10 Weeks
We are looking for a person with business analyst and project coordination skills to coordinate a project to integrate conservation data between the EcoEngage.NZ and the Univ of Auckland CatchIT data visualisation system and The Urban Rat Project system. The role will involve coordination with the CatchIT team and the EcoTrack team to define data requirements, then to liaise with the EcoTrack developer to set up the reports required to populate CatchIT, then to ensure that the integration process is working well. Volunteering your skills can make a huge difference to conservative outcomes. This project will provide vital support for the volunteers and community groups working to improve NZ's native biodiversity.
Working location
Proposed project steps with time estimates
The project can be broken up into the following phases:
(1) Predator Data
- coordination with the CatchIT team and the EcoTrack team to identify the existing data requirements for migrating predator control data
- liaise with the EcoTrack developer to set up the reports required to populate CatchIT
- liaise with EcoTrack users to ensure that the integration process is working well
(2) Pest Plant Data
- coordination with the CatchIT team and the EcoTrack team to define data requirements for migrating pest plant control data
- liaise with the EcoTrack developer to set up the reports required to populate CatchIT
- liaise with EcoTrack users to ensure that the integration process is working well
What We Have In Place
The EcoEngage.NZ team is a group of volunteers working to provide better systems for groups and individuals doing conservation and restoration work across NZ.
The systems involved in this proposal already exist: see EcoEngage.NZ for more information.
They are in use by a range of conservation and pest free groups.
Environment
Good Cause