The Maps module used to be much more useful. It used to show the stations, an indication of number of captures per station (for the selected species), the trap effort, and more. See the attached screenshot called “What Maps used to be”. Then compare this with the other screenshot, which shows the Maps as it is now- just shows the stations and their CameraID, thats it. No indication of how many captures or anything else.
Yosette mentioned this in an email, and I totally agree with her:
”before I could see differently. currently there are no more options; For example, if I select to see two species on a map, if each species could be differentiated as a comparison, also the stations that had the most records were marked more in blue like a heat map.”
Basically, we should have some indication of how many captures were at each station- at the very least.
The Maps module used to be much more useful. It used to show the stations, an indication of number of captures per station (for the selected species), the trap effort, and more. See the attached screenshot called “What Maps used to be”. Then compare this with the other screenshot, which shows the Maps as it is now- just shows the stations and their CameraID, thats it. No indication of how many captures or anything else.
Yosette mentioned this in an email, and I totally agree with her: ”
before I could see differently. currently there are no more options; For example, if I select to see two species on a map, if each species could be differentiated as a comparison, also the stations that had the most records were marked more in blue like a heat map.
”Basically, we should have some indication of how many captures were at each station- at the very least.
This can probably be completed with https://pantheracorporation.atlassian.net/browse/DV-464, since they are similar (although not exactly the same).
Please let Yosette know (yaraya@panthera.org) when the work is completed.
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