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Phenobook: an open source software for phenotypic data collection.

Juan M Crescente^1,2, Fabio Guidobaldi^1,2, Melina Demichelis¹

¹Grupo Biotecnologia y Recursos Genéticos, EEA INTA Marcos Juárez, Ruta 12 km 3, 2580 Marcos Juárez, Argentina.

|March 23, 2017

Summary

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Phenobook is an open-source software designed to streamline experimental data collection and analysis. This tool enhances research reliability by minimizing errors in data management for scientific projects.

Keywords:

big data data collection database

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Agricultural Science
Plant Science
Genetics

Background:

Research projects frequently involve complex data collection and processing from field experiments.
Manual data collection across different locations and times introduces complexity and potential for errors.
Time-consuming data processing and input mistakes can lead to unreliable research outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce Phenobook, a novel open-source software solution for organizing, collecting, and saving experimental data.
To provide a user-friendly, cost-effective tool for phenotypic data collection.
To detail the functionalities of Phenobook for experiment design, data input, visualization, and export.

Main Methods:

Development of a web-based software platform for experiment management.
Integration of a mobile application for remote data collection in the field.
Implementation of features for data visualization and export for further analysis.

Main Results:

Phenobook offers an intuitive interface for experiment design and data input.
The mobile application facilitates efficient and accurate remote data collection.
The software enables organized data saving and visualization for subsequent analyses.

Conclusions:

Phenobook is suitable for collaborative research projects requiring data collection and analysis.
Adoption of Phenobook is expected to reduce data input errors.
The tool aims to enhance the quality and reliability of research findings.