The Rhode Island Cilioprotist Micrograzer Survey is an effort under the direction of one of Dr Hufnagel to assemble comprehensive information about cilioprotists living in Rhode Island waters and soils. This information will be useful to a variety of people and groups, such as local environmental and water quality organizations, town planners, researchers, teachers and natural product prospectors. It may also become the basis for ecological studies focused on the role of cilioprotists in various natural habitats. In particular, Rhode Island has several unique habitats whose ciliate population biology is in need of study, such as the Great Swamp, a White Cedar swamp habitat. While it is planned to collect morphological, environmental, trophic and genetic data for each species encountered, there is presently an emphasis on the use of videomicroscopy to document the behavior and subcellular structural features of the species documented.

I was involved in developing a three-tier database application for the Rhode Island Cilioprotist Micrograzer Survey (RICMS) ©.

A full version can be seen here

Use "Admin" for user name and "allowme" for password to enter in to the system on administrative side.

Use "guest@demo.com" for user name and "allowme" as password on user side of the system.

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