Broodmapper

Doesn't seem to be. On Friday, March 16, 2018 at 9:06:14 PM UTC-5, Beth Bartel wrote: It is hard

Hi Rowan, I did indeed manually align the circles to the cells in the images on Broodmapper. Reed On

And, in 2016 now, are there photos that need to be mapped? Or any recent updates on the progress of

Hi Raquel, There is currently no way to change a password that is not working. The best solution is

How do I re-establish my account, please?

Hi Kevin, The photos have all been scored by an average of 7 different people so we're at a point

Queens are about a day quicker to capping. They're capped with a significant amount of royal

I think the server hosting the database must have been down temporarily (that's the error I see

Tomme, Some of those larvae in frame #1040 look pretty bad. Go ahead and score them as dead if you

#001040 2011-08-02 is the slide in question with multiple "middle" larvae in dry cells and

Thanks for the feedback! Note that you can click and drag the mouse across cells to quickly score

Christine, you can click and drag to label multiple cells. Tomme From: Christine Hadley <

Thank you both for the information---very interesting, especially about the VSH behavior. I will

On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:41:57 PM UTC+1, Reed wrote: While white pollen is definitely

Yes, thanks -- the Invert Image function does help. And because the letter is not underlined on the

That's a judgement call on your part. I'd call it capped. On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 6:22 AM,

Yes, Internet Explorer is the problem. Some day I hope to get Broodmapper working with IE, but until

I agree that those pupae with missing caps should be scored as "Dead". I remember taking

Unless you can see the dead bee you should score the cell as "empty". Don't worry, the

Multiple eggs are surprisingly common and, I agree, we should develop a way to keep track of them.

There is one problem that I know about in the current version. There is no "Tutorial"