Fieldmark Documentation#
FAIMS3 is an open-source tool for offline field data-collection brought to you by the FAIMS Project.
FAIMS3 is an open-source tool for offline field data-collection brought to you by the FAIMS Project. The FAIMS Project was funded by the ARDC doi:10.47486/PL110, Macquarie University, and CSIRO along with our other partners. This documentation is appropriate for users wanting to learn about the Webapp, Android and iOS versions.
Tip
Contact info@faims.edu.au to enrol to try out the software.
Frequently Asked Questions
Introductory Content
Intermediate Content
- About Fieldmark Notebooks
- The Fieldmark Notebook Designer
- 1) Create New Draft Notebook
- 2) Enter Notebook Metadata
- 3) Create your first Form and Section
- 4) Add your first Field
- 5) Add your first Form Component
- 6) Organise your Fields and Components
- 7) Preview your Notebook
- 8) Configure Notebook Behaviour
- 9) Save your Notebook
- Backing up your Saved Notebook
- Continue Editing your Notebook
- Publishing your Notebook
Advanced Content
Technical Documentation
- How to submit a bug report
- UI Specification
- Setting up a server for field work
- Introduction
- Field Server Hardware Selection
- WiFi Router setup and machine host name.
- Operating System and Package Installations
- Installing FAIMS
- Configuring the machine
- Syncing data with a central server
- Syncing back to the main database
- Connecting the iOS/Android Apps to use this server
- Putting it all together.
- Backups in the field.
- Docker commands of note
- Design of FAIMS system (outline)
- Raspberry Pi Set up
- Issues as of 09-Feb-2023
- haproxy and cors.lua
- FAIMS3 Auto-generated Code Documentation