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The Ascot App, also known as Ascot Hills Park - Microforest Survivability Tracker, is a mobile application designed for tracking the survivability of microforest trees in Ascot Hills Park, located in Los Angeles.[1] Developed using React Native, the app serves as a tool for volunteers and researchers involved in sustainability research within the park. The research is led by Dr. Demian Willette of the Loyola Marymount University Biology Department.[2] The project is guided by the local Park Advisory Board for the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks in collaboration with local non-profits including North East Trees and Waste Management.[3]
Overview[edit]
The Ascot App facilitates the tracking process of approximately 400 microforest trees within Ascot Hills Park. These trees are monitored for their survivability, aiding in sustainability research efforts within the park. One of the notable features of the app is its utilization of QR codes, which streamline the tracking process, enabling efficient data collection and analysis.
Features[edit]
- Utilization of QR codes: The app employs QR codes to streamline the tracking process, allowing volunteers and researchers to efficiently monitor the survivability of microforest trees.
- Real-time data collection: Ascot App enables real-time data collection, providing immediate insights into the health and condition of the trees.
- Scaled sustainability research: By facilitating data collection and analysis, the app enables scaled sustainability research within Ascot Hills Park, contributing to broader environmental conservation efforts.
Technology Stack[edit]
The Ascot App is built using the following technologies:
- Expo Go: A platform for developing universal React applications.
- React Native: A JavaScript framework for building mobile applications.
- Firebase: A mobile and web application development platform, providing various tools and services for app development.
- JavaScript: The primary programming language used for developing the app.
Development Team[edit]
The development of the Ascot App was undertaken by a team of dedicated computer science students at Loyola Marymount University committed to environmental conservation and sustainability research.
Availability[edit]
The Ascot App was released in 2024 on the Apple App Store for free, and is being used by volunteers and researchers involved in sustainability efforts within Ascot Hills Park in Los Angeles.[4]
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