I contribute to GrottoCenter #5: Vahid Ashrafi

I think that Grotto Center is going to make a part of caving history.

When I saw that you have gathered information and data of more than 37000 caves, 500 groups and 2000 cavers, I was interested to be a part of this history and valuable work. I saw also there is no much data about Iran's caves in the Grotto Center. So, I decided to contribute and share my information to present my country. There is more than 2000 explored caves in Iran that you can find some of them in Michael Laumanns' books and there is also many unexplored regions in my country.

Grottocenter Mobile V2 coming soon

Loris and Dino, 5th year students at Polytech Montpellier, decided to work on a new version of the Grottocenter Mobile application for their project. At the end of February you will be able to use it in French or English, take photos and view the documents associated with the entries, and make sketches. We also hope that they will be able to offer a version for IOS.

Easily download all data from Grottocenter

Vincent has just set up a service that makes it easy to download all Grottocenter data. This takes the form of a compressed file which contains a json file per type of data (inputs, cavities, organizations, massifs, documents). The update is carried out once a month. This service is accessible to members of the Wikicaves association and partner organizations. If you are interested in this service, do not hesitate to contact us .

National Museums of Kenya, new partner of the Wikicaves association

At the initiative of Ferdinando Didonna, the National Museums of Kenya and the Wikicaves association signed an agreement which has the primary objective of establishing an inventory of Kenya's caves using Grottocenter We are very happy with this partnership and are calling on you to help us collect data regarding caves in Kenya

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