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Arbeiten Sie mit der Wissenschaft zusammen und unterstützen Sie gleichzeitig die Bürger, indem Sie Ihre Sichtungen melden. Medusapp informiert Sie, sobald Sie die App starten, sofern sich in einem Umkreis von 5 km in Ihrer Umgebung in den letzten Tagen Sichtungen oder Meldungen über quallenfreie Strände befinden.

Informationen über Quallensichtungen und -stiche sind für verschiedene wissenschaftliche Forschungsarbeiten von entscheidender Bedeutung. Ein kleines Tool, das jeder auf seinem Smartphone installieren kann und das die Meldung von Quallenstandorten und deren Auswirkungen auf die Bevölkerung vereinfacht, ist genau das Richtige, um der Wissenschaft Daten zu liefern.

Machen Sie einfach mit Medusapp ein Foto der Qualle. Beim Senden werden gleichzeitig GPS-Koordinaten übermittelt, um eine Echtzeitkarte der Orte zu erstellen, an denen diese Meerestiere gesichtet wurden. Sie können auch die Art auswählen oder die neue KI-basierte Funktion zur Erkennung nutzen. Die Klassifizierung erfolgt dann durch Wissenschaftler.

Mit dieser App können Sie auch andere Arten von Sichtungen von Meeresereignissen sowie die Auswirkungen ihrer Bisse melden.

Darüber hinaus enthält sie einen Leitfaden mit kleinen Hilfestellungen bei Stichen und einen weiteren zur Erkennung verschiedener Quallenarten.

Wissenschaftliche Entwicklung und medizinisch-wissenschaftliches Datenmanagement durch Dr. Cesar Bordehore und Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisziplinäres Institut für Umweltstudien „Ramon Margalef“, Universität Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo und Dra. Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Atemwegserkrankungen. Immunoallergie-Labor, Abteilung für Immunologie, Gesundheitsforschungsinstitut der Giménez Díaz-Stiftung (IIS-FJD).

Entwickelt von Ramón Palacios und Eduardo Blasco als Beitrag zur Citizen Science.

Die Informationen zu Quallen und Erster Hilfe stammen aus dem LIFE Cubomed-Projekt (www.cubomed.eu), an dem Dr. Bordehore beteiligt ist.

Fotos von Quallensichtungen werden auf der Karte veröffentlicht, Fotos von Bissen hingegen nicht.

Arbeiten Sie mit der Wissenschaft zusammen und unterstützen Sie gleichzeitig die Bürger, indem Sie Ihre Sichtungen melden. Medusapp informiert Sie, sobald Sie die App starten, sofern sich in einem Umkreis von 5 km in Ihrer Umgebung in den letzten Tagen Sichtungen oder Meldungen über quallenfreie Strände befinden.

Informationen über Quallensichtungen und -stiche sind für verschiedene wissenschaftliche Forschungsarbeiten von entscheidender Bedeutung. Ein kleines Tool, das jeder auf seinem Smartphone installieren kann und das die Meldung von Quallenstandorten und deren Auswirkungen auf die Bevölkerung vereinfacht, ist genau das Richtige, um der Wissenschaft Daten zu liefern.

Machen Sie einfach mit Medusapp ein Foto der Qualle. Beim Senden werden gleichzeitig GPS-Koordinaten übermittelt, um eine Echtzeitkarte der Orte zu erstellen, an denen diese Meerestiere gesichtet wurden. Sie können auch die Art auswählen oder die neue KI-basierte Funktion zur Erkennung nutzen. Die Klassifizierung erfolgt dann durch Wissenschaftler.

Mit dieser App können Sie auch andere Arten von Sichtungen von Meeresereignissen sowie die Auswirkungen ihrer Bisse melden.

Darüber hinaus enthält sie einen Leitfaden mit kleinen Hilfestellungen bei Stichen und einen weiteren zur Erkennung verschiedener Quallenarten.

Wissenschaftliche Entwicklung und medizinisch-wissenschaftliches Datenmanagement durch Dr. Cesar Bordehore und Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisziplinäres Institut für Umweltstudien „Ramon Margalef“, Universität Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo und Dra. Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Atemwegserkrankungen. Immunoallergie-Labor, Abteilung für Immunologie, Gesundheitsforschungsinstitut der Giménez Díaz-Stiftung (IIS-FJD).

Entwickelt von Ramón Palacios und Eduardo Blasco als Beitrag zur Citizen Science.

Die Informationen zu Quallen und Erster Hilfe stammen aus dem LIFE Cubomed-Projekt (www.cubomed.eu), an dem Dr. Bordehore beteiligt ist.

Fotos von Quallensichtungen werden auf der Karte veröffentlicht, Fotos von Bissen hingegen nicht.

Collaborate with science and at the same time benefit citizens by sending your sightings. Medusapp will inform you as soon as you run the app if within a radius of 5 km. Around you there have been sightings or jellyfish-free beach reports in recent days.

Obtaining information about sightings and stings of jellyfish, is crucial for the various scientific research works and have a small tool, that anyone can have installed on their mobile phone and that simplifies the task of reporting where jellyfish or jellyfish are located its effects on people is just what was needed to provide data to science.

Just take the photo to the jellyfish with Medusapp, and when you send it you will also be sending GPS coordinates to make a real-time map of the places where these marine animals are sighted. You can also select the species or use the new function based on IA to try to recognice the species. Anyway, scientists will already be responsible for classifying it.

With this application you can also report other types of sightings of marine eventualities, as well as the effects of their bites.

In addition, it includes a guide of small aid in case of sting, and another of recognition of different species of jellyfish.

Scientific development and scientific-medical data management by Dr. Cesar Bordehore and Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisciplinary Institute for the Study of the Environment "Ramon Margalef", University of Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo and Dra Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Respiratory Diseases. Immunoallergy Laboratory, Dep. Of Immunology, Giménez Díaz Foundation Health Research Institute (IIS-FJD).

Developed by Ramón Palacios and Eduardo Blasco as a contribution to citizen science.

The information on jellyfish and first aid comes from the LIFE Cubomed project (www.cubomed.eu), of which Dr. Bordehore participates.

Photographs of jellyfish sightings will be made public through the map, while photographs of of bites will not be made public.

Collaborate with science and at the same time benefit citizens by sending your sightings. Medusapp will inform you as soon as you run the app if within a radius of 5 km. Around you there have been sightings or jellyfish-free beach reports in recent days.

Obtaining information about sightings and stings of jellyfish, is crucial for the various scientific research works and have a small tool, that anyone can have installed on their mobile phone and that simplifies the task of reporting where jellyfish or jellyfish are located its effects on people is just what was needed to provide data to science.

Just take the photo to the jellyfish with Medusapp, and when you send it you will also be sending GPS coordinates to make a real-time map of the places where these marine animals are sighted. You can also select the species or use the new function based on IA to try to recognice the species. Anyway, scientists will already be responsible for classifying it.

With this application you can also report other types of sightings of marine eventualities, as well as the effects of their bites.

In addition, it includes a guide of small aid in case of sting, and another of recognition of different species of jellyfish.

Scientific development and scientific-medical data management by Dr. Cesar Bordehore and Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisciplinary Institute for the Study of the Environment "Ramon Margalef", University of Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo and Dra Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Respiratory Diseases. Immunoallergy Laboratory, Dep. Of Immunology, Giménez Díaz Foundation Health Research Institute (IIS-FJD).

Developed by Ramón Palacios and Eduardo Blasco as a contribution to citizen science.

The information on jellyfish and first aid comes from the LIFE Cubomed project (www.cubomed.eu), of which Dr. Bordehore participates.

Photographs of jellyfish sightings will be made public through the map, while photographs of of bites will not be made public.

Collaborate with science and at the same time benefit citizens by sending your sightings. Medusapp will inform you as soon as you run the app if within a radius of 5 km. Around you there have been sightings or jellyfish-free beach reports in recent days.

Obtaining information about sightings and stings of jellyfish, is crucial for the various scientific research works and have a small tool, that anyone can have installed on their mobile phone and that simplifies the task of reporting where jellyfish or jellyfish are located its effects on people is just what was needed to provide data to science.

Just take the photo to the jellyfish with Medusapp, and when you send it you will also be sending GPS coordinates to make a real-time map of the places where these marine animals are sighted. You can also select the species or use the new function based on IA to try to recognice the species. Anyway, scientists will already be responsible for classifying it.

With this application you can also report other types of sightings of marine eventualities, as well as the effects of their bites.

In addition, it includes a guide of small aid in case of sting, and another of recognition of different species of jellyfish.

Scientific development and scientific-medical data management by Dr. Cesar Bordehore and Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisciplinary Institute for the Study of the Environment "Ramon Margalef", University of Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo and Dra Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Respiratory Diseases. Immunoallergy Laboratory, Dep. Of Immunology, Giménez Díaz Foundation Health Research Institute (IIS-FJD).

Developed by Ramón Palacios and Eduardo Blasco as a contribution to citizen science.

The information on jellyfish and first aid comes from the LIFE Cubomed project (www.cubomed.eu), of which Dr. Bordehore participates.

Photographs of jellyfish sightings will be made public through the map, while photographs of of bites will not be made public.

Collaborate with science and at the same time benefit citizens by sending your sightings. Medusapp will inform you as soon as you run the app if within a radius of 5 km. Around you there have been sightings or jellyfish-free beach reports in recent days.

Obtaining information about sightings and stings of jellyfish, is crucial for the various scientific research works and have a small tool, that anyone can have installed on their mobile phone and that simplifies the task of reporting where jellyfish or jellyfish are located its effects on people is just what was needed to provide data to science.

Just take the photo to the jellyfish with Medusapp, and when you send it you will also be sending GPS coordinates to make a real-time map of the places where these marine animals are sighted. You can also select the species or use the new function based on IA to try to recognice the species. Anyway, scientists will already be responsible for classifying it.

With this application you can also report other types of sightings of marine eventualities, as well as the effects of their bites.

In addition, it includes a guide of small aid in case of sting, and another of recognition of different species of jellyfish.

Scientific development and scientific-medical data management by Dr. Cesar Bordehore and Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisciplinary Institute for the Study of the Environment "Ramon Margalef", University of Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo and Dra Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Respiratory Diseases. Immunoallergy Laboratory, Dep. Of Immunology, Giménez Díaz Foundation Health Research Institute (IIS-FJD).

Developed by Ramón Palacios and Eduardo Blasco as a contribution to citizen science.

The information on jellyfish and first aid comes from the LIFE Cubomed project (www.cubomed.eu), of which Dr. Bordehore participates.

Photographs of jellyfish sightings will be made public through the map, while photographs of of bites will not be made public.

Collaborate with science and at the same time benefit citizens by sending your sightings. Medusapp will inform you as soon as you run the app if within a radius of 5 km. Around you there have been sightings or jellyfish-free beach reports in recent days.

Obtaining information about sightings and stings of jellyfish, is crucial for the various scientific research works and have a small tool, that anyone can have installed on their mobile phone and that simplifies the task of reporting where jellyfish or jellyfish are located its effects on people is just what was needed to provide data to science.

Just take the photo to the jellyfish with Medusapp, and when you send it you will also be sending GPS coordinates to make a real-time map of the places where these marine animals are sighted. You can also select the species or use the new function based on IA to try to recognice the species. Anyway, scientists will already be responsible for classifying it.

With this application you can also report other types of sightings of marine eventualities, as well as the effects of their bites.

In addition, it includes a guide of small aid in case of sting, and another of recognition of different species of jellyfish.

Scientific development and scientific-medical data management by Dr. Cesar Bordehore and Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisciplinary Institute for the Study of the Environment "Ramon Margalef", University of Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo and Dra Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Respiratory Diseases. Immunoallergy Laboratory, Dep. Of Immunology, Giménez Díaz Foundation Health Research Institute (IIS-FJD).

Developed by Ramón Palacios and Eduardo Blasco as a contribution to citizen science.

The information on jellyfish and first aid comes from the LIFE Cubomed project (www.cubomed.eu), of which Dr. Bordehore participates.

Photographs of jellyfish sightings will be made public through the map, while photographs of of bites will not be made public.

Collaborate with science and at the same time benefit citizens by sending your sightings. Medusapp will inform you as soon as you run the app if within a radius of 5 km. Around you there have been sightings or jellyfish-free beach reports in recent days.

Obtaining information about sightings and stings of jellyfish, is crucial for the various scientific research works and have a small tool, that anyone can have installed on their mobile phone and that simplifies the task of reporting where jellyfish or jellyfish are located its effects on people is just what was needed to provide data to science.

Just take the photo to the jellyfish with Medusapp, and when you send it you will also be sending GPS coordinates to make a real-time map of the places where these marine animals are sighted. You can also select the species or use the new function based on IA to try to recognice the species. Anyway, scientists will already be responsible for classifying it.

With this application you can also report other types of sightings of marine eventualities, as well as the effects of their bites.

In addition, it includes a guide of small aid in case of sting, and another of recognition of different species of jellyfish.

Scientific development and scientific-medical data management by Dr. Cesar Bordehore and Dr. Eva S. Fonfría. Multidisciplinary Institute for the Study of the Environment "Ramon Margalef", University of Alicante. Dra. Victoria del Pozo and Dra Mar Fernández Nieto. CIBER CIBERES Respiratory Diseases. Immunoallergy Laboratory, Dep. Of Immunology, Giménez Díaz Foundation Health Research Institute (IIS-FJD).

Developed by Ramón Palacios and Eduardo Blasco as a contribution to citizen science.

The information on jellyfish and first aid comes from the LIFE Cubomed project (www.cubomed.eu), of which Dr. Bordehore participates.

Photographs of jellyfish sightings will be made public through the map, while photographs of of bites will not be made public.