Fawn Rescue: Job Report, Proof and Statistics

The fawn rescue job report is available in POICloud as soon as the team has completed the job. It shows the field in the aerial image with numbered finds and lists them with time and coordinates. That is proof for farmers, authorities or insurers. Exports for your own evaluation and team statistics come on top. The whole operation from field to report is described in Organizing Fawn Rescue with POICloud.

Once the field has been searched, the team completes the job. The farmer sees at once that they can mow. On the map, the colour of a field shows its status: blue without a job, red with an open job, green when done.

The job report comes as a PDF with an aerial image: with the field boundary, the finds in the aerial image and below them the list of finds with time and coordinates. Admins, team members and farmers can retrieve it. Guests cannot. Farmers need no account for this, their contact link is enough. For the legal situation around mowing, read the overview of the legal situation in wildlife rescue.

For your own evaluation, you export finds and jobs as Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage (for example for QGIS), KML with a distance or square around the find, GPX for Garmin, ISO-XML and CSV. That way the data gets into a GIS, onto a navigation device or into the terminal on the tractor.

For a follow-up check, POICloud creates a mission from the finds of a job that flies to each find directly (DJI M2EA). A new full-field flight is not needed for this.

The team statistics show finds by type and year and the completed jobs, with a CSV download. Admins and team members see them. The figures suit the annual report, funding applications and quotes. Contact lists and operations can also be exported as PDF.

How finds are recorded and secured fawns found again is covered in Found Is Not Yet Rescued. How you plan the day is covered in Fawn Rescue: Building the Daily Plan and Assigning Jobs to Teams. Every step is described in the POICloud documentation.