• The MISIN App
• The Team

• 

  The MISIN Invasive Species reporting smart phone application was developed by the Applied Spatial Ecology and Technical Services Laboratory at Michigan State University. The purpose of the MISIN app is to aid in the collection of Midwest invasive species observations in support of early detection and rapid response efforts. Your contributed data will be added to a growing online database of invasive species observation data for the top invaders in the region. This data can be browsed through the MISIN website (https://www.misin.msu.edu) and is used by land managers to help make informed decisions regarding the control and impact of invasive species.
• 

  Amos Ziegler

  Designer

  

  Gabriel Carballo

  Designer / Developer

• iOS 2.6.3 / Android 2.2.6
• iOS 2.5.2 / Android 2.2.5
• iOS 2.4.6 / Android 2.2.3
• iOS 2.4.5 / Android 2.2.2
• iOS 2.4.3
• iOS 2.4.2
• iOS 2.4.1
• iOS 2.3
• iOS 2.1.5
• iOS 2.1.4
• iOS 2.1
• iOS 2.0.2
• iOS 2.0
• iOS 1.3
• iOS 1.2
• iOS 1.1
• iOS 1.0

• iOS 2.6.3 / Android 2.2.6

  Released: December 2019

• iOS 2.5.2 / Android 2.2.5

  Released on 07/04/2018

  • Corrects an issue where the data manager alert message for no recorded observations would freeze.

  **Please remember to submit any observations you may have in your data manager prior to performing this update**

• iOS 2.4.6 / Android 2.2.3

  Released on 11/16/2017

  • Minor coding update for Version 2.4.5 (released 11/15/17)

• iOS 2.4.5 / Android 2.2.2

  Released on 11/14/2017

  Important Update:
  • Corrects an issue where certain alert window buttons would appear in French.
  • Corrects an issue with the current date attached to observations.

  ***As a reminder, please submit any data that is currently in your data manager prior to updating.*** Your feedback is important to us, if you have suggestions on how the app can be improved or you are experiencing a problem, please e-mail us at info@misin.msu.edu

• iOS 2.4.3

  Released on 08/07/2017

  • Keep and Manage button issue corrected
  • Minor bug fixes

• iOS 2.4.2

  Released on 08/01/2017

  • Minor bug fixes and improvements

• iOS 2.4.1

  Released on 01/12/2017

  • Bug fixes and improvements

• iOS 2.3

  Released on 11/09/2015

  • Upgrade to iOS 9

• iOS 2.1.5

  Released on 01/22/2015

  • Bug fixes and improvements

• iOS 2.1.4

  Released on 01/12/2015

  • Bug fixes and improvements

• iOS 2.1

  Released on 10/31/2014

  • Now you can submit absence data as well as actual observations. That is, you can confirm that at a particular time and location, a given invasive plant or animal was not found.

• iOS 2.0.2

  Released on 01/10/2014

  • Minor bug fixes

• iOS 2.0

  Released on 12/22/2013

  • The user interface has been changed to match the iOS 7 style.
  • There is a new “data manager” option that allows you to edit or delete observation records prior to sending them to the database.
  • A new search tool allows you to narrow down the list of species that is displayed for faster access.
  • Now, once you select a specimen, you can report on it or view photos, fact sheet or map without the need to going back to the species list.
  • The photo archive is no longer part of the app installer. This file is downloaded the first time the app is run.

• iOS 1.3

  Released on 01/17/2013

  • New: 20 additional plant species added to species catalog.
  • Fix: Minor text updates to species information fact sheets including common/scientific name.

• iOS 1.2

  Released on 11/20/2012

  • New: Real-time maps that show all reported locations of any given species have been added.
  • Fix: The user interaction for accessing species information has been simplified.

• iOS 1.1

  Released on 10/11/2012

  • New: The Observations screen now updates the GPS every 25 meters to support dynamic collection of invasive species from a vehicle or walking.
  • New: Map It: Map extent changes are animated and zoom is enabled.
  • Fix: Minor bugs fixed and slight improvements in user experience based on users’ feedback.

• iOS 1.0

  Released on 08/01/2012

  • New: Report the location of over 170 invasive plant and animal species.
  • New: Collects and stores data both with and without network connection.
  • New: Data available in real-time through the MISIN website.

Get In Touch

Please use the contact form to the left to submit your general inquiry or report a bug. Additionally, you can email us at the address provided below. We always welcome input on future features and improvements to the MISIN app.

info@misin.msu.edu