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This is version 2.
It is not the current version, and thus it cannot be edited. TDWGSpatialDataStandards_25_October_2003#NotesFromGroup1 TDWGSpatialDataStandards_25_October_2003#NotesFromGroup2 TDWGSpatialDataStandards_25_October_2003#NotesFromGroup3 TDWGSpatialDataStandards_25_October_2003#NotesFromGroup4 TDWGSpatialDataStandards_25_October_2003#NotesFromGroup5 TDWGSpatialDataStandards_25_October_2003#NotesFromGroup6 Lunchtime Challenge: Spatial Query, Spatial Response Assumptions Data sources in heterogeneous frames of reference Data providers are incapable of data transformations Requirements Arbitrary spatial bound as query condition Results in any spatial reference system Operable via DiGIR/BioCASE Actions Go to lunch Identify resources needed to fulfill this challenge Post your responses here
Notes From Goup 1Assisting data providers to georeference their data
GBIF portal and other presentation services data discovery should include spatial queries including eg buffering currently assume that most analysis will be carried out locally eg on gis software establish framework of services for generalised species modeling using bioclimatic techniques for example, this would entail distributed sources of variables, range of processing sites and modelling allgorithms, GBIF should only be for data discovery and a centralised registry of available services Provide feature data (e.g., polygons) for named geospatial entities
Raster data resources for given map extents
Specimen point data on maps
Spatial queries for taxa (what's in my backyard) Other ideas
Notes From Goup 2
Assisting data providers to georeference their data
http://mapstedi.colorado.edu/geocoding-howto.html
GBIF portal and other presentation services
Hijmans, R.J., Schreuder, J. De la Cruz, J. and Guarino, L. (1999). Using GIS to check coordinates of genebank accessions. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 46: 291-296.
Hijmans, R.J., Guarino, L., Bussink, C., Barrentes, I. and Rojas, E. (2003) DIVA-GIS Version 3. A geographic information system for the analysis of biodiversity data. http://www.diva-gis.org.
Peterson, A.T., Navarro-Siguenza, A.G. and Benitez-Diaz, H. (1998). The need for continued scientific collecting: A geographic analysis of Mexican bird specimens. Ibis 140: 288-294.
Peterson, A.T., Navarro-Siguenza, A.G. and Scachetti-Pereira, R. (in press). Detecting Errors in Biodiversity: Collector’s Itineraries Flag Mislabeled Specimens. Submitted to Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club.
University of Colorado Regents (2003). mapstedi. Geocoding. Denver: University of Colorado MaPSTeDI project. http://mapstedi.colorado.edu/geocoding.html.
Provide feature data (e.g., polygons) for named geospatial entities
Shattuck, S.O. (1997). eGaz, The Electronic Gazetteer. ANIC News 11: 9 http://www.ento.csiro.au/research/natres/anicnews/anicnews11_09.html Raster data resources for given map extents
Specimen point data on maps
Spatial queries for taxa (what's in my backyard)
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| This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under award 0225676. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recomendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF). Copyright 2004 Partnership for Biodiversity Informatics, University of New Mexico, The Regents of the University of California, and University of Kansas |
