Data and Monitoring (AMDI)
Become a Citizen Scientist and learn how to contribute to the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Database.
About AMDI
- How is the AMDI Database used for reports and peer-reviewed research?
- Can I submit data if I don't want to use the app?
- How do I enter my clean-up into AMDI?
- How can I access the AMDI Database?
- I'm submitting a grant application for beach clean-ups, can you provide me a letter of support?
- What is the LSSI?
- Where can I find the AMDI Privacy Policy?
- AMDI Terms and Conditions of Use
- Can I enter data into the AMDI Database if I am overseas?
- What do you do with the data you collect?
- Do you conduct clean-ups and events internationally?
- Where can I find information about AMDI Data access?
Methodology
- What methodology does AMDI use?
- How do I start monitoring marine debris?
- Do you have monitoring methodology protocols?
- What is the AMDI administration console?
- Why do your monitoring clean-ups have transects and how are they analysed differently?
- What is the data quality assurance and quality control process after I submit my data?
- How do I create a new clean-up site in AMDI?
- How do I estimate the volume of debris I have collected?
- Why is regular monitoring so important?
- How do I create a project for my data?