ManaIAS is an online system aiming to guide managers and decision makers involved in decision making processes on invasive alien species management. This tool has been developed as part of the Life RIPARIAS project - Reaching Integrated and Prompt Response to Invasive Alien Species. ManaIAS guides the prioritisation of species or areas to be managed in a territory of interest and presents management techniques available for the species.
It is the result of workshops organized with international experts involved in decision-making and the management of invasive species. It is important to note that this is an aid to decision-making and not a substitute for reflection. It provides a common framework for decision-making on alien species management and ensures traceability and transparency. ManaIAS can be used by individuals or collaboratively, but it requires users to take ownership of the knowledge provided, as well as the arguments and the reasoning behind the decision taken.
Whether you are an end-user that wants to run management projects using ManaIAS or are a developer who wants to deploy an instance with custom configuration, the best thing to do first is to test the application from the official production server to familiarise yourself with the tool functionalities.
On this site you will find a complete user guide explaining in detail how to run a project using ManaIAS.
If you then want to install your own instance or make changes to the application source code, you can find the necessary information in the INSTALL.md file.
This project contains code under multiple licenses:
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BSD 2-Clause License:
- All code in
/frontend/wegue/, except code in/frontend/wegue/app/ - See /frontend/wegue/LICENSE.md for full text
- All code in
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MIT License:
- All other code including
/frontend/wegue/app/ - See /LICENSE for full text
- All other code including
Some directories in this repository (e.g. /pages/static/pages/) bundle or depend on third-party libraries such as Django, Vue.js, Vuetify, Docsify, and others.
A full list of these third-party components and their respective licenses can be found in the NOTICE file.