Field Acquired Information Management Systems Project
FAIMS Mobile is an open source, generalised and customisable system for digital data collection on Android, created by the FAIMS project. As a server-client system it facilitates simultaneous operation by multiple users. It is designed to work offline and record free text, multimedia, structured or spatial data. It’s great for large teams operating in degraded network, or entirely offline, who need to generate consistent and complete digital datasets. Originally designed for archaeological fieldwork, FAIMS Mobile can be used by any field data collection project.
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Partners
Macquarie University
University of Queensland
University of New South Wales
LaTrobe University
University of Sydney
Flinders University
Southern Cross University
Open Context
Digital Antiquity
Archaeology Data Service (UK)
Australian Research Council
NeCTAR
Project Team
Shawn Ross
Brian Ballsun-Stanton
Adela Sobotkova
Petra Janouchova
Christian Nassif-Haynes
Funders
Australian Research Council
The National eResearch Collaboration Tools and Resources project (Australia)
Macquarie University
UNSW Australia
University of Queensland
University of Sydney
La Trobe University
Flinders University
Southern Cross University
NSW Department of Industry