Bloom Clock/Organization

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Contributors

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Project

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Orientation, Guidelines, Discussion

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Theory

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Bloom clocks work by keeping track, over several seasons, of what plants are found blooming at a particular time of year.

The early results are simply the order in which plants bloom.

Later results can be interpreted to yield a system which can match up bloom cycles to periods in the calendar year in different regions.

Project Discussion

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Cf. Bloom Clock/Project Discussion

Templates

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The bloom clock makes extensive use of templates.

Entry creation templates

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Page creation templates

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Included templates

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Taxa level
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Identification characteristics
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version tracking
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Versions of the Bcp3 templates are tracked using these templates. They are blank, but can be modified to include categories in order to impliment a DPL search for older versions requiring updates. See Template versions for details.

Categories

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Plant log pages use a large number of categories (eventually there could be hundreds of categories on each log).

Descriptive categories

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Temporal categories

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Regional categories

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Text-based Clocks

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Main Clock Pages

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  • Temperate clocks go by season.
  • Other clocks (wet/dry season, etc.)... we don't have these yet.

User-specific Clock Pages

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  • Users who add multiple entries at once may want to consider using personal clock pages to avoid edit conflicts (since it can take a while to sign under all the plants).

Plant Logs

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  • Plant logs (pages using the prefix "BCP/") are the eventual target for all data. These pages are also used in a manner similar to templates on the visual based clocks.
  • Plant logs may eventually be placed in hundred of categories, in order to construct the visual clocks.

Visual-based Clocks

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  • Regional and seasonal clock pages organized by flower color, plant type, and the time of year a plant blooms. These pages are created using DPL.