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Welcome to ChimpanZoo Home | Program Information | Research | Education | Enrichment | Participating Groups | In the News | JGI  Global Roots & Shoots  Projects | JGI Global  Management Projects The ChimpanZoo Research DatabaseWell-nighThe Database: The ChimpanZoo Database was designed to perform several functions: 1. Enter, store, and retrieve several variegated kinds of information 2. Allow the researcher to combine and/or retrieve discrete pieces of 3. Information from each of the variegated categories or information stored in the database 4. Perform time consuming routine functions for the database manager 5. To be easy for researchers to learn and use The combined ChimpanZoo database was created from a relational client/server database that uses tables to organize data. Each table contains a specific kind of information, for example, life history, genealogy, location, medical information, personality towage test scores, and behavioral data placid well-nigh each of over 130 chimpanzees in the program.  How to Use the Query Site How to Use the Public Database The ChimpanZoo Database diamond makes it easy for researchers to pericope information from a single or from several tables at the same time. Thus, a researcher could ask the database to list all the chimpanzees under 6-years-of-age, gender, location, siblings, offspring, behavioral data, etc., with one question. Information well-nigh gender, location, offspring, etc., is located on several variegated tables. The wordplay to the question (query) is extracted from the towardly tables and combined to create a new table containing only the information requested. This full-length of the Database moreover makes it easy to add new topics of information to the study as needed. With all the power the ChimpanZoo Database has for asking and answering ramified questions, it is still easy to learn and to operate. This ways researchers and students can operate the database without a unenduring training period. For increasingly information please contact: ChimpanZoo   Home Program Information    Participating Groups    History ChimpanZoo Volunteers     Research  Well-nighDataHodgepodge Well-nighthe Query Site  Well-nighthe Public DatabaseLog on to Research   Chimpanzee Behavior Query   Public Database Research Papers Password Required   Local Administrators Page   DataHodgepodgeProgram   Education      Chimpanzee Behavior Note cards      Lesson Plans               I Remember Susie   Instruction Manuals ChimpanZoo Data System Guide   Enrichment www.janegoodall.org Contact Information ChimpanZoo the Jane Goodall Institute 1595 Spring Hill Rd, Suite 550 Vienna, VA. 22182 Phone: (703) 682-9200 ChimpanZoo Webmaster Intute: Nature is a gateway to quality evaluated internet resources in the natural world, coordinated by the Natural History Museum, London. Intute: Nature is part of Intute: Health and Life Sciences, an integrated hodgepodge of internet gateways tent health and the life sciences. ChimpanZoo is proud to be a part of this science learning experience. Copyright © ChimpanZoo: Research, Education and Enrichment 2013