Inbar bamboo survey_guidline_v1.0

TRAINING MANUAL
FOR THE INBAR BAMBOO
SURVEY AND MONITORING
SYSTEM
Android Edition, version 1.0
Nov 2018

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
Thismanual is designedforfieldsurveyorswithbasicunderstandingof usingasmartphone/tablet
and site navigation.The manual providesstep-by-stepinstructions oncollectingfielddatawiththe
mobile clientand conductingdataanalysis withthe webplatform.The screenshotsusedinthis
manual are takenfromthe INBARBambooSurvey Clientversion 1.0runningona LenovoPhab2
PB2-650M phabletwitha6.4” screen at resolution 720 x 1280 px.Users on otherdevicesmaysee
some slightchanges inthe interface andviewingextent.

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Table of Contents
HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL..........................................................................................................2
1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................... 6
2. SYSTEMOVERVIEW............................................................................................................... 7
2.1. System requirement, installation and update....................................................................7
2.2. Version 1.1.1 changelog...................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.3. Open Camera.................................................................................................................. 7
2.4. User interface................................................................................................................. 9
2.4.1. Sidebar.......................................................................................................... 10
2.4.2. Top bar.......................................................................................................... 10
2.4.3. Bottom bar..................................................................................................... 10
3. FIELD SURVEY WITH INBAR BAMBOO SURVEY MOBILE CLIENT............................................... 12
3.1. Preparation .................................................................................................................. 12
3.2. IBS Mobile Client setup.................................................................................................. 12
3.2.1. Projection ...................................................................................................... 12
3.2.2. Map settings .................................................................................................. 12
3.2.3. Adjust the interface........................................................................................ 14
3.2.4. Reposition the survey location ........................................................................ 15
3.2.5. Display offline map layers ............................................................................... 15
3.3. Field survey .................................................................................................................. 16
3.3.1. Create new map object................................................................................... 16
3.3.2. Collect coordinate points ................................................................................ 16
3.3.3. Fill in surveyforms.......................................................................................... 18
3.3.4. Take photos ................................................................................................... 23
3.3.5. Review and finish ........................................................................................... 23
3.3.6. Edit surveyentry ............................................................................................ 24
3.4. Sync, export and exit..................................................................................................... 25
3.4.1. Synchronize survey entries:............................................................................. 25
3.4.2. Export survey entries...................................................................................... 26
3.4.3. Exit the mobile client...................................................................................... 28
4. DEVICE MAINTENANCE........................................................................................................ 29
5. DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS – INBAR BAMBOO MONITORING SYSTEM(IBMS)........... 30
5.1. Survey map and data table ............................................................................................ 30
5.1.1. Map Viewer ................................................................................................... 30
5.1.2. Properties bar................................................................................................ 31

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5.1.3. Data table...................................................................................................... 32
5.2. Statistical analysis......................................................................................................... 32
5.3. Exporting survey analysis............................................................................................... 33
6. APPENDIXA ........................................................................................................................ 34
7. APPENDIX B........................................................................................................................ 35

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List of figures
Figure 1. A general workflow for using INBAR Bamboo Survey and Monitoring System ............................................6
Figure 2. InstallingIBS Mobile Client from Google Play Store ......................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
Figure 3. Open Camera app on Play Store............................................................................................................................7
Figure 4. Camera resolution settings in Open Camera ......................................................................................................8
Figure 5. Camera stamp settings in Open Camera..............................................................................................................8
Figure 6. Location settings in Open Camera ........................................................................................................................9
Figure 7. IBS Mobile Client in default view (left) and with all map features turned on (right)...................................9
Figure 8. Sidebar buttons .....................................................................................................................................................10
Figure 9. Top bar buttons .....................................................................................................................................................10
Figure 10. Functions provided on the bottom bar...........................................................................................................11
Figure 11. Coordinate systems supported by IBS mobile client....................................................................................12
Figure 12. Importing offline maps on IBS mobile client..................................................................................................13
Figure 13. Changing the GPS location circle radius..........................................................................................................13
Figure 14. List of map elements ..........................................................................................................................................14
Figure 15. Location setting in IBS Mobile Client...............................................................................................................14
Figure 16. Map layer list.......................................................................................................................................................15
Figure 17. Select object data type in IBS Mobile Client ..................................................................................................16
Figure 18. Creating a new polyline object in IBS Mobile Client.....................................................................................17
Figure 19. Page 1 of the survey form in IBS Mobile Client .............................................................................................19
Figure 21. Survey page 3 for Plantation survey and the calculation of average clump area and total area .........20
Figure 22. Survey page 3 for Plantation survey (continued) and the calculation of culm/pole diameter .............21
Figure 23. Survey page 3 for Harvestingsurvey type ......................................................................................................21
Figure 24. Survey page 3 for Disturbance survey type....................................................................................................22
Figure 26. The photo manager (A) and confirmation window for Open Camera (B) ................................................23
Figure 27. Entry review in IBS Mobile Client.....................................................................................................................24
Figure 28. List of surveyed entries......................................................................................................................................25
Figure 29. Edit menu of a survey entry ..............................................................................................................................25
Figure 30. Synchronize data with the server ....................................................................................................................26
Figure 31. Confirmation of data sync.................................................................................................................................26
Figure 32. Export survey data on IBS Mobile Client.........................................................................................................27
Figure 33. Survey data package exported from the mobile client................................................................................27
Figure 34. Confirmation on closing the IBS Mobile Client..............................................................................................28
Figure 35. A working window in Maps Mode of IBMS with three main sections ......................................................30
Figure 36. Map Viewer of the IBS Monitoring System ....................................................................................................31
Figure 37. Report of a survey object collected by IBS Mobile Client............................................................................31
Figure 38. Filter survey data by column in the IBMS.......................................................................................................32
Figure 39. The Statistics Mode in the IB Monitoring System .........................................................................................32
Figure 40. Configuration of a pivot table in the Monitoring System ............................................................................33
Figure 41. GPS information in IBS Mobile Client..............................................................................................................34

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1. INTRODUCTION
INBARBambooSurveyandMonitoringSystemis a suite of mobile andonline applications
designedtoassistthe International NetworkforBambooandRattan inthe bambooplanting and
monitoringprogram inAfrica.This suite containsthe INBARBambooSurveyMobile Clientand
the web-basedINBARBambooMonitoringSystemdevelopedbyGreenField Consulting&
Development(GFD) inHanoi,Vietnam. The Mobile Clientallowsuserstoefficientlycollect
surveydataon-site,whilethe MonitoringSystemsupportpreliminaryanalysisanddistribution
of surveyresultsforpresentationpurposes (Figure 1).
Figure 1. A general workflow for using INBAR Bamboo Survey and Monitoring System
Mobile Client
Field survey
Monitoring System
Data storage and analysis
Reports

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2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW
2.1. System requirement, installation and update
 The INBARBamboo Survey(IBS) Mobile Client requires adevice thatrunson Android
version 6.0 or above.The device musthave abuilt-incameraandGPS sensor.Thismobile
clientsupportsmapfilesin*.MBTilesformat.
 The mobile app will be availableforfree downloadon Google Play Store. Fornow the app
isdistributed directlytosome userfortestingusing*.APKfile.
 The INBARBamboo WebClientrequiresaninternetbrowserthatsupportsHTML and
JavaScript.
⚠ If an older version of IBS MobileClient already exists in the device,users haveto
uninstallit beforeinstalling the newer version.All userinformation and corresponding
survey datawill NOT be lost.
⚠ On the first run of IBSMobile Client, usersneed to allow application accessto the
device’s location (GPS), storage,and camera.
2.2. Open Camera
For IBS Mobile Clienttooperate properly,usersare required toinstall athird-partyapp
namedOpenCamera(availableforfree onGoogle PlayStore) toreplace the defaultapp
(Figure 3).OpenCameraallowsuserstostore locationsettingsthatsupportthe
functionalityof the Mobile Clientandprovide more statisticstothe webclient.
Figure 2. Open Camera app on Play Store
AfterinstallingOpenCamerafrom PlayStore,users taponSetting ,selectPhoto
settings Camera resolutionandchange the resolutionto800 x 600 (Figure 4). This

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helpsreduce image size sothatthe photoscan be easilystoredinthe webserver. Inthe
same Settingwindows,userstaptoenable Stampphotos (Figure 5).This allowsthe
camera to embedlocationandtime informationonatakensurvey photo.
Finally,usersgobackto Setting , selectLocation settings,andcheckall boxes(Figure
6). Thisallowsthe camerato store locationinformationof the image inthe metadata.
Figure 3. Camera resolution settings in Open Camera
Figure 4. Camera stamp settings in Open Camera

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Figure 5. Location settings in Open Camera
2.3. User interface
Once opened,the Mobile Clientwill contain three mainregions:(A) the sidebar,(B) the
top bar, and(C) the bottomcontrollerbar(Figure 7).More detailsoneachfunctionare
providedinsection3.
Figure 6. IBS Mobile Client in default view (left) and with all map features turned on (right)

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2.3.1. Sidebar
Users tap the top-leftbutton toopenthe side bar(Figure 8), whichcontains
the userinformationandsevenappfunctionsaslistedbelow:
Figure 7. Sidebar buttons
Projection: Select an appropriate
projected coordinatesystem
Map settings: Import basemaps
from different sources and adjustthe
radius for the location circle
Sync: Synchronizethe field survey
data with the onlineserver
Export: Export the survey results
includingphotos and data tables
Logout
About
Exit
2.3.2. Top bar
 Rotate map: Rotate the currentmap to the defaultnorth-uporientation
 Selectmap layer: Show/hide andrearrange maplayersthatare importedintothe
mobile client
 Search: Look upfor the surveyeddatabykeywords(Figure 9)
Figure 8. Top bar buttons
2.3.3. Bottombar
Thistoolbarcontainssix buttonsthatcontrol the displayof differentmap
elements(Figure 10).
 Display GPS information (for more details, see Appendix A)
 Show/hide map elements and connection setting
 Zoom in
 Zoom out
 Navigateto current location
 Create a new map object

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Figure 9. Functions provided on the bottom bar

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3. FIELD SURVEY WITH INBAR BAMBOO SURVEY MOBILE CLIENT
3.1. Preparation
Priorto the fieldworksession,usersshouldhave completedthe followingtasks:
 Checkwhetherthe equipmentisinworkingcondition.
 Checkwhetherthe batteryissufficientforafieldworksession.Normally,over75% of
batterylife is sufficientfor3hours of survey.
 Checkwhetherthe requiredapplicationsare installedandupdatedtothe latestversion.
In case of outdatedsoftware oralteredparameters,usersneedtore-installorre-
configure the application.
 Checkwhetherthe username matchthe designatedlicense anddevice.Sincethe base
map data issetup in congruentwiththe userof a specificarea,a wrongdevice will
containno data forfieldsurveying
 Checkwhetherthe basemapsare correctand updated
 Look forapplicationsthatare runninginthe backgroundand turn themoff before
conductingthe survey.
3.2. IBS Mobile Client setup
Once opened,the applicationneedstobe properlysetupbasedonsite characteristics
and users’needs.
3.2.1. Projection
The Mobile Client supportstwoprojectedcoordinate systems:WGS1984 Lat-long
and WGS 1984 UTM (Figure 11).Users can selectthe appropriate systemby
tappingProjection onthe leftsidebar.
Figure 10. Coordinate systems supported by IBS mobile client
3.2.2. Mapsettings
IBS mobile clientsupportsbase mapsretrievedfromonline sourcesaswellasfrom
filesstoredinthe device.Users canimportthe base mapsby tappingon Settings
on the leftsidebar,thenselectingeitheronlineorofflinemaps.For
online maps,usersare providedwithfourGoogle MaplayersincludingRoadMap,
Satellite Map,HyperMap,and TerrainMap. Foroffline maps,userstapon Add
Offline Map,selectthe available*.mbtilesmapfile(s) fromthe list,andtapon
Accept (Figure 12).

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Figure 11. Importing offline maps on IBSmobile client
Radius of GPSlocation circle: The GPS locationcircle helpssurveyorsestimate the
distance betweentheirpositionatthe centerof the circle to anotherpositionon
site.The circle’sradius is50 metersbydefaultbutcan be definedbyusers.Users
change the radiusby tappingon Setting  Other and changingthe
value (Figure 13).
Figure 12. Changing the GPSlocation circle radius

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3.2.3. Adjust the interface
Users can show/hide differentmapelementsbytappingonbutton inthe
bottombar. A dropdownmenuwill show upandinclude eightfunctionsasshown
belowinFigure 14:
Figure 13. List of map elements
⚠ Depending on thebattery statusand personalneeds,userscan choosebetween
differentlocation modesby tapping on Locationservice setting  Mode(Figure
15). The defaultHigh accuracymodeis recommended.
Figure 14. Location setting in IBS Mobile Client

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3.2.4. Repositionthe survey location
The GPS satellite signalcanfluctuate dependingonweatherconditionsand
movement,sousersneedtofrequentlyrepositiontheirposition.Thiscanbe done
by tappingonthe Navigation button on the bottombar
3.2.5. Display offline map layers
A listof importedoffline mapscanbe quicklyaccessedfromthe topbar bytapping
on the Map layer button . On the pop-upwindow,userscanshow/hidea
map layerbytappingon button , zoomto the layerby tappingbutton ,or
rearrange the layersby holdingbutton anddraggingthe correspondingfile
(Figure 16).
Figure 15. Map layer list
⚠ Usersshould alwaysplacethe satellite map layer at the bottomso thatthe
satellite imageswill notcoverother layers

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3.3. Field survey
Thissessionprovidesuserswithadetailed six-stepinstructiononhow tocreate andedit
a surveyentry
3.3.1. Create new mapobject
IBS Mobile Clientsupportthree typesof surveydata:Point,Polyline,andPolygon.
Users beginasurveysessionbytapping AddNewMap Object and selecting
the appropriate datatype (Figure 17)
Figure 16. Select object data type in IBS Mobile Client
3.3.2.Collect coordinatepoints
Users move alongthe designatedpathsothatthe applicationcan continuously
track the coordinatesanddraws the correspondingshape onthe viewer (Figure
18). For polygons,the application automaticallyconnectsthe firstandlastpointof
the path to finishthe shape.
Users tap to finishthe trackingand go to the surveyentrysession.

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Figure 17. Creating a new polyline object in IBS Mobile Client
⚠ At least three coordinatepointsneed to be recorded to create a polyline or
polygon entry.If usersdo not record enough points,an errormessagewill pop up
⚠ Usersare recommended to reposition theGPS location after each new entry.

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3.3.3. Fill in survey forms
For eachsurvey entry,usersare requiredtocomplete a4-page surveyform
(Figure 19-23). Userscan switchbetweenpagestomodify the inputif needed. For
user’sconvenience,mostboxes containpre-definedentriesthatcanbe quickly
selected fromadrop-downmenu.The listof inputfieldswithpre-definedentries
isprovidedbelow:
Page Input field Selectable entry from the dropdown Note
1 Survey type Plantation
Harvesting
Disturbance
Administrative
division level 1 to 4
[Division names]
2 Land tenure or land
certificate
Yes
No
Site condition Mountainous with steep slopes
Gentle slope
Flatland
Type of soil Rocky soils
Clayey soils
Sandy soils
Loamy soils
3 Type of bamboo Clump bamboo
Running bamboo
Only shown if
Survey type is
PlantationType of plantation Household planting
Farm boundary planting
Block planting(Farm)
Shelter belt
Communal/Forest planting
Name of species (See Appendix B)
Average clump
diameter (m)
< 1 meter
1-2 meter
2-3 meter
3-4 meter
> 4 meters
Method of
harvesting
Mature poles (3+ years)
Random harvesting
Only shown if
Survey type is
HarvestingCondition of clump Healthy
Unhealthy
Silvicultural
treatments
Aga marking and rotational harvesting
Thinning
Soil mounding
None
Type of disturbance Fire
Disease
Insectand Pests
Over/UnsustainableHarvesting
Illegal Harvesting
Storm/Flood/Landslides
Flowering
Grazing
Others
Only shown if
Survey type is
Disturbance

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Page 1 and 2 (Figure 15 and16) asksfor administrativedivisionsandsite
characteristicsof the surveyarea.
Figure 18. Page 1 of the survey form in IBS Mobile Client

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Page 3 asksfor measurements relatedtothe bamboo tree beingsurveyed.The
contentof Page 3 will differdependingonthe surveytype (Plantation,Harvesting,
or Disturbance) selectedonPage 2.
For Plantation,usersmust be aware that some fieldscannotbe manually filledin,
but instead auto-calculatedfromotherfields.Forexample,the average clump
area iscalculatedasaverage clumpwidthmultipliedby average clump length,
while the total site areaiscalculatedasclumparea multipliedbynumberof
clumps(Figure 21).Anotherexampleisthe average culm/pole diameter,whichis
calculatedasculm circumference dividedbyπ= 3.14 (Figure 22).
For Harvest (Figure 23) and Disturbance (Figure 24),there is noauto-calculated
field.Userseitherselectthe entryfromthe drop-downlistormanuallyenterthe
input.
Figure 20. Survey page 3 for Plantation survey and the calculation of average clump area and total
area

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Figure 21. Survey page 3 for Plantation survey (continued) and the calculation of culm/pole diameter
Figure 22. Survey page 3 for Harvesting survey type

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Figure 23. Survey page 3 for Disturbance survey type
Page 4 asksfor time anddate of the entry(bothare auto-filled)andadditional
surveynotesthatdo not belongtoany field(Figure 25).

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3.3.4. Take photos
Afterfillingthe form, userscantake photos(maximumis two) of the surveyarea
by tappingthe Take photo button(Figure 26a).The firstrun of IBS Mobile
Clientrequiresuserstoconfirm selectingOpenCameraasthe defaultcamera
component(Figure 26b).
Figure 25. The photo manager (A) and confirmation window for Open Camera (B)
3.3.5. Review andfinish
Next,userscanreviewthe photosand fieldinputbefore completingasurveyentry
(Figure 27).Tap on Finish to save and close the entry. Every recorded
entrywill showupas a pinpointonthe mapviewer.

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Figure 26. Entry review in IBS Mobile Client
3.3.6. Edit survey entry
Once recorded,completedentriescanbe accessedbytappingon Search
(Figure 28).Points,Lines,andPolygonsappearinBlue,Red,andGreen,
respectively.The redcloudicon indicatesthatthe entriesare notsyncedwith
the online server.Tappingonanentrywill reveal the mapobjectonthe viewer
and openthe Editmenu(Figure 29).Users can rename,delete,oreditthe survey
formattached toeach entry.
⚠ The application hasno “Undo”function.Usersshould considercarefully before
editing theentry.

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Figure 27. List of surveyed entries Figure 28. Edit menu of a survey entry
3.4. Sync, export and exit
3.4.1. Synchronizesurvey entries:
Once recorded,the surveyentriesare storedinthe mobile devicebutnotyet
synchronizedtothe online monitoringsystem.Usersneedto selectSync
on the sidebar,selectthe entriesforsyncing,thentap onStart Sync (Figure 30).
⚠ Survey datacannotbemodified afterbeing uploaded to the server.
Synchronization often takesa long timedue to file sizes and thusrequiresa stable
internet connection.Usersarerecommended to useWi-Fi instead of Cellular
internet forthis step (Figure31).

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Figure 29. Synchronize data with the server Figure 30. Confirmation of data sync
3.4.2. Export survey entries
Surveyentriescanalsobe exportedforsharingamongotherdevices.Userstapon
Exportdata and selectthe entriesforexporting(Figure 32).The final productis
one compressed(*.zip) storedinthe device’smemoryat
/storage/emulated/0/AFICA_BAMBOO/EXPORT/.Eachcompressedfilecontains
one photofolderandone *.geojsonfile foreachmapobjecttype (Point,Line,
Polygon) (Figure33).

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Figure 31. Export survey data on IBSMobile Client
Figure 32. Survey data package exported from the mobile client

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3.4.3. Exit the mobile client
Whenall surveyentriesare completed,userscanclose the applicationbytapping
on Exit on the sidebar.A confirmationbox willappear(Figure34).
Figure 33. Confirmation on closing the IBS Mobile Client

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4. DEVICE MAINTENANCE
For the mobile device tooperate properly duringfieldwork,usersshouldcharge the device
before each surveysessionandbringanexternal chargerif possible.Whenthe MobileClientis
not inuse,users are recommendedto exitthe applicationcompletelyasinstructed inSection
3.4.3. All survey dataassociatedwithauser accountwill be keptafterclosing.

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5. DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS – INBAR BAMBOO
MONITORING SYSTEM (IBMS)
INBARBambooMonitoringSystem isanonline platformthathostsall fieldsurveyentries
collectedbythe INBARBambooSurveyMobile Client. The MonitoringSystemallowusersto
explore the datavisuallyandstatistically.Itswebinterface isorganizedaroundtwotabs:Maps
and Statistics.
Whencompletedthe onlineplatformwillbe placedat http://www.survey.inbar.int
5.1. Survey map and data table
The Maps Mode presents surveydatainthe same way as the Mobile Clientbutallows
more intuitive browsingof data.The interface hasthree mainsections:Mapviewer,
Surveyobjectproperties,andDatatable (Figure 35).The PropertiesbarandData table
can be collapsedforwidermapview.
Figure 34. A working window in Maps Mode of IBMS with three main sections
5.1.1. MapViewer
Thiswindow (Figure 36) providesessential toolsforexploringthe collectedsurvey
entriesinthe mapenvironment.

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Figure 35. Map Viewer of the IBS Monitoring System
5.1.2. Propertiesbar
The Propertiesbarlistsall informationof aselectedsurveyobject includingtaken
photosand allowsusersto quicklyexportthe informationasa PDF reportfile
(Figure 37).
Figure 36. Report of a survey object collected by IBS Mobile Client

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5.1.3. Data table
Thissectionprovidesall the surveyentriescollected fromthe IBSMobile Client
and uploadedtothe server.Datais organizedbymapobjecttypes(Point,Polyline,
and Polygon) andcanbe exhaustivelyfilteredbyeachfield.Users caneitherenter
the keywordorselectfromthe drop-downmenubelow eachcolumn’slabel
(Figure 38)
Figure 37. Filter survey data by column in the IBMS
5.2. Statistical analysis
The MonitoringSystem allowsusersto preliminarily analyze large datasetsviathe pivot
table function (Figure 39).A pivottable helpsorganize andsummarizeselectedcolumns
and rowsof data ina table to obtaina desiredreport,withoutalteringthe datasetitself.
Users create a new pivottable by selectingConfigure.
Figure 38. The Statistics Mode in the IB Monitoring System
In the Pivot Configurationwindow,usersdrageachfieldonthe leftsidebartoeachof
the four sectors(Filters,Columns,Rows, andValues).Then,usersselectthe summary

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type (Sum,Count,Min,or Max) by clickingonthe field’sname inthe Valuessector.
Finally,usersselected Applytogenerate the table (Figure40).In the outputtable,boxes
highlightedingreenrepresentthe highestvaluesinacorrespondingrow of data.
Figure 39. Configuration of a pivot table in the Monitoring System
5.3. Exporting survey analysis
On the Maps tab, userscan exportthe surveydataas Excel tablesor GeoJSON filesfor
each mapobjecttype (point,polyline, polygon) byclickingonbutton or
below the mapviewer.
On the Statisticstab,userscan exportthe survey reportinExcel (*.xlsx) format by
clickingonbutton below the pivottable window.
⚠ The exported file cannotbemodified by the built-in Pivot Table function in Excel itself.

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6. APPENDIX A
GPS information providedbyIBSMobile Client (Figure 41):
 Projection:the user-selectedprojection thatissuitable forthe surveypurpose.Forinstruction
on howto change the projection,see section3.2.1
 X and Y coordinates (degree ormeter):The geographical coordinatesof mobile clientuser’s
currentlocation.The unitvariesdependingonthe selectedprojection(degreeforLat-Long
and meterforUTM)
 Elevation(m):the heightabove sealevelof user’scurrentlocation.
 Accuracy (m):the horizontal distance betweenthe GPSlocationanduser’sactual location.The
smallerthe distance the more accurate the GPS signal. The textcolorrepresentsrangesof
accuracy: red meanslowaccuracy (above 20 meters), orange meansaverage accuracy(10 – 20
meters), andwhite meanshighaccuracy(below 10meters).
 Speed(m/s):the movingspeedof the appuser.
Figure 40. GPS information in IBS Mobile Client

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7. APPENDIX B
List of bamboospecies includedinthe surveyform (updatedonversion1.1.1)
1 Bambusa balcooa
2 Bambusa bambos
3 Bambusa brandisii
4 Bambusa multiplex
5 Bambusa nutans
6 Bambusa polymorpha
7 Bambusa tulda
8 Bambusa vulgaris
9 Cathariostachysspp.
10 Cephalostchyumpergracile
11 Dendrocalamus asper
12 Dendrocalamus barbatus
13 Dendrocalamus giganteus
14 Dendrocalamus hamiltonii
15 Dendrocalamus membranaceus
16 Dendrocalamus strictus
17 Gigantochloa spp.
18 Orebambos bachwaldi
19 Oxytenanthera abyssinica
20 Phyllostachysaurea (Phyllostachysspp)
21 Sirochloa spp
22 Valiha diffusa(Valiha spp)
23 Yushania alpina

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