FRED: New Zealand open-access and crowdsource database of fossil records fred.org.nz 113 points by teleforce 9 months ago
dzhiurgis 9 months ago If you ever visit New Zealand you can use this map to find all sort of geo weirdness and tons of fossils - https://www.geotrips.org.nz/map.html dalmo3 9 months ago This is fantastic! I'm doing a little road trip soon and will surely try to catch some of those landmarks, especially the ones around Kaikoura.Website reminds me of https://waterfalls.co.nz too.
dalmo3 9 months ago This is fantastic! I'm doing a little road trip soon and will surely try to catch some of those landmarks, especially the ones around Kaikoura.Website reminds me of https://waterfalls.co.nz too.
amanzi 9 months ago This definitely has vibes of old-school table-based layout. Was not disappointed. :-) speerer 9 months ago It's a fossil of its own. On the sign-in page:> " This facility is currently under development (November 2005)." thangngoc89 9 months ago I made me check the source code. It's actually built with table layout, not just mimicking the vibe.
speerer 9 months ago It's a fossil of its own. On the sign-in page:> " This facility is currently under development (November 2005)."
thangngoc89 9 months ago I made me check the source code. It's actually built with table layout, not just mimicking the vibe.
totetsu 9 months ago https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/528963/59-jobs-to-go-at-... promiseofbeans 9 months ago Yup the cuts across the public sector are far-reaching. I work in research and we're finding it a lot harder to get govt grants (from GNS specifically, but I hear it's the same in other fields of research)
promiseofbeans 9 months ago Yup the cuts across the public sector are far-reaching. I work in research and we're finding it a lot harder to get govt grants (from GNS specifically, but I hear it's the same in other fields of research)
tokai 9 months ago How is it open access? I can see nothing about libre or open licensing. Would very much assume that the database if fully covered by copyright.
If you ever visit New Zealand you can use this map to find all sort of geo weirdness and tons of fossils - https://www.geotrips.org.nz/map.html
This is fantastic! I'm doing a little road trip soon and will surely try to catch some of those landmarks, especially the ones around Kaikoura.
Website reminds me of https://waterfalls.co.nz too.
All the interesting bones are hidden in the Smithsonian.
This definitely has vibes of old-school table-based layout. Was not disappointed. :-)
It's a fossil of its own. On the sign-in page:
> " This facility is currently under development (November 2005)."
I made me check the source code. It's actually built with table layout, not just mimicking the vibe.
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/528963/59-jobs-to-go-at-...
Yup the cuts across the public sector are far-reaching. I work in research and we're finding it a lot harder to get govt grants (from GNS specifically, but I hear it's the same in other fields of research)
How is it open access? I can see nothing about libre or open licensing. Would very much assume that the database if fully covered by copyright.
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