Environmental DNA (eDNA) provides a powerful lens into the life within our ecosystems. It has the potential to improve our ability to make science-based decisions across a wide range of objectives – from community efforts to biosecurity risk management to large scale ecological and conservation measures.
The core challenge in making eDNA accessible is the need to embrace complexity yet distil data and insights into a format that is easy to digest, visual and connects eDNA with a wide diversity of stakeholder groups.
Ripple bridges this gap and embeds eDNA science into day-to-day decision making and reporting.
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Ripple includes two dedicated modules. The first module, “Biosecurity and biodiversity” supports biodiversity surveys and biosecurity activities. For example, the identification and management of biosecurity incursions, and the discovery of new populations of nationally critical endemic species. Ripple’s second module, “Metrics” is currently in development and focusses on water quality, including metrics for monitoring ecosystem health.
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Ripple is a data visualisation, collaboration and reporting platform. The data sets shared through Ripple have been created by individuals passionate about environmental health, biosecurity and biodiversity with the aim to support the greater good. Use conditions and methodological details are provided alongside the data to protect the data from misuse, help with interpretation of results and to ensure proper acknowledgement. Please note, these conditions might vary between individual data sets.
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