Eia Data Publishing Infra Tech March2010
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Presented at the EIA Biodiversity Data Publishing Workshop at SANBI, Cape Town, South Africa during 2-4 March 2010
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Eia Data Publishing Infra Tech March2010
- 1. Biodiversity Informatics in Sustainable Resources Management: Challenges and Potentials International Conference on Biodiversity and Livelihoods 26-26 March 2009 Coonoor, INDIA Vishwas Chavan GBIF
- 2. Earth…. Only known ‘Planet’ that nurtures life….
- 3. But, it’s changing fast….
- 4. … .and is affecting biodiversity
- 5. Coral bleaching … .and is affecting human beings
- 6. … .and is affecting human beings
- 7. “ Biodiversity knowledge Catastrophe” … .but the worst catastrophe is knocking Where can I find information about Lions, Tigers, Frogs, and….
- 8. What is needed…….... Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content infrastructure Connectivity “ a priori model” than “a posteriori model” Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Communication skills Content Content Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Teaching skills syllabus
- 9. Uses of Primary Biodiversity Data
- 10. Current suitability for agriculture
- 11. Future suitability for agriculture 18 GCM models, A2a scenario
- 12. Change in global suitability
- 13. Number of crops that lose out
- 14. Number of crops that gain
- 15. More Examples
- 16. Gmin: 60, Gmax: 100 Ttmp:0, Tmin: 7, TOPmn: 16, TOPmx: 27, Tmax: 32 Rmin: 220, ROPmn: 350, ROPmx: 900, Rmax: 1500 Current suitability for common bean
- 17. Gmin: 60, Gmax: 100 Ttmp:0, Tmin: 7, TOPmn: 16, TOPmx: 27, Tmax: 32 Rmin: 220, ROPmn: 350, ROPmx: 900, Rmax: 1500 Future suitability for common bean
- 18. Change in bean suitability
- 19. Hence, we must recognize Bio(Diversity), Informatics as corner stone for future economy, social, and environmental well being.
- 22. BIR: Analysis Metadata of 1383 resources documented Less resources on lower kingdoms Animalia (50%), Plantae (30%), Fungi (8.39%), Bacteria (1.14%) Less resources with local coverage 90% of resources are databases and databanks Progress in biodiversity informatics is uneven and imbalanced similar to biodiversity and biodiversity information
- 23. Large volume of biodiversity data and information is in languages other than English
- 24. Biodiversity Informatics activities are concentrated in the North
- 26. Collection databases Observational databases ? Peoples Biodiversity And TKDL Experts and Institutions Current Scenario: Especially in Megabiodiversity World Wealth of distributed data, heterogeneous, and isolated datasets ! Ecological and environmental data Conservation databases Literature references and articles GIS and remote sensing data
- 29. GBIF primary biodiversity data
- 30. 2 bn data records target......
- 31. Data mobilisation is like moving mountains……. Digital Biodiversity Data
- 32. Local Action is the key to achieve ‘Global Dreams’
- 33. IndFauna, Electronic Catalogue of Known Indian Fauna
- 37. IndCollection – National Natural History Management Information System
- 39. SaGrIS, Sacred Groves Information System
- 42. SaGrIS Mapper
- 43. SaGrIS would encourage efficient conservation and natural resources management of these specialized ecosystems.
- 44. Talk the languages that people understand the best
- 49. Data Exchange Standards are the key
- 51. Success Mantras’
- 53. Species Forecast Eco Report BioAlert SpeciesMonitor Dreams can come true!!!
- 55. Thank You!
Notas del editor
- Current breed of digital libraries include data mining, indexing and classification, linking, filtering and ranking; as well as interoperability across multiple access and retrieve many digital representations for text and multimedia objects. Digital libraries should be able to develop the mechanism to tap the informal intellectual discussions and exchange / sharing activities such as email or even informal notices.
- There is further disparity about the languages in which biodiversity data is discoverable and accessible. With over 6900+ living langauges spoken by human population, majority of the biodiversity data is accessible in English. Asia, Africa, Paciifc which houses major biodiversity hotspots speak over 5700+ languages and do have large volume of biodiversity data documented in these languages. English is practiced or spoken by little over 11% of the worlds population – but majority of accessible data about world’s biodiversity is in English.
- Majority or rather most of the biodiversity informatics activities are practiced in Europe and North America. This is reflected from the spread of GBIF data publishers.