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Integrating Analysis-Ready Biodiversity Data with Environmental Data for Timely Decision-Making Processes: An Open Science Perspective

Integrating Analysis-Ready Biodiversity Data with Environmental Data for Timely Decision-Making Processes: An Open Science Perspective

Slides of my talk at the INSPIRE Conference 2023: "Green data for all" (Session 9)
When: 28-29 November 2023
Where: Centre Albert Borschette, Brussels (BE)
Website: https://knowledge-base.inspire.ec.europa.eu/inspire-conference-2023_en

Damiano Oldoni

November 27, 2023
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  1. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Damiano Oldoni1, Tim Adriaens1, Quentin

    Groom2 1Research Institue for Nature and Forest (INBO), Belgium 2Meise Botanic Garden, Belgium Integrating Analysis-Ready Biodiversity Data with Environmental Data for Timely Decision-Making Processes: An Open Science Perspective INSPIRE conference / 29-11-2024 / Brussels
  2. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy The global biodiversity crisis requires

    rapid, reliable and repeatable biodiversity monitoring data which decision makers can use to evaluate policy. About Such information – from local to global level and within relevant timescales – calls for an improved integration of data on biodiversity from different sources. B-Cubed is standardising access to biodiversity data, empowering policymakers to address the impacts of biodiversity change. Challenges Opportunities Aim
  3. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Policy alignment to enhance the

    use of biodiversity indicators in policy decisions Evidence base to provide fast access to up-to-date biodiversity data for policy Solutions & Activities Automated workflows to facilitate automated data aggregation and output Cloud computing to enable models of biodiversity at high resolution and frequency Capacity building to train in biodiversity informatics and cloud computing Case studies to test solutions’ applicability and unite biodiversity informaticians
  4. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy B-Cubed aims to improve the

    existing policy evidence base and contribute to better alert systems by providing fast access to pre-aggregated and modelled biodiversity data and standardised biodiversity indicators responsive to the addition of new data. Data & Evidence Biodiversity cubes Species occurrence cube
  5. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy B-Cubed aims to improve the

    existing policy evidence base and contribute to better alert systems by providing fast access to pre-aggregated and modelled biodiversity data and standardised biodiversity indicators responsive to the addition of new data. Data & Evidence Biodiversity cubes Environmental data (Copernicus, WorldClim, Cordex) Species occurrence cube
  6. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy B-Cubed aims to improve the

    existing policy evidence base and contribute to better alert systems by providing fast access to pre-aggregated and modelled biodiversity data and standardised biodiversity indicators responsive to the addition of new data. Data & Evidence Biodiversity cubes Species occurrence cube Suitability cube Dissimilarity cube Network invasibility cube Environmental data (Copernicus, WorldClim, Cordex)
  7. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy B-Cubed aims to improve the

    existing policy evidence base and contribute to better alert systems by providing fast access to pre-aggregated and modelled biodiversity data and standardised biodiversity indicators responsive to the addition of new data. Data & Evidence Biodiversity cubes Species occurrence cube Suitability cube Dissimilarity cube Network invasibility cube Biodiversity indicators Phylogenetic indicators Impacts of alien taxa indicators Robustness indicators
  8. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy To improve the access to

    rapid biodiversity data at a low cost, B-Cubed is packaging known methods together into standardised workflows. They can be run by anyone for any region and can be updated according to advances in data, methods and models. Workflows Repeatable workflows to create data cubes Automated workflows to calculate indicators from biodiversity data cubes Deep-learning to discover long-term spatiotemporal dependencies in species distribution models Exemplar workflows Deep learning Automated workflows
  9. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Cloud computing To enable users

    to run more ambitious models of biodiversity at high resolution and frequency, B-Cubed is taking advantage of the flexibility and scalability of a cloud computing environment for biodiversity and environmental data. B-Cubed is building software to help develop services and community access models that allow researchers to configure and calculate species occurrence cubes on demand based on their parameterisation, resulting in a cube that is stored in the cloud and accessible via a DOI.
  10. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy To ensure an improved match

    between policy and the biodiversity data used to inform it, B- Cubed works closely with existing European and international biodiversity initiatives to identify and address policy needs. Policy alignment B-Cubed works closely with other European projects to identify data needs for policies and targets aligned with the new European Green Deal. B-Cubed is reviewing the existing policy and reporting needs by conducting a landscape analysis and consultation. European biodiversity initiatives International science-policy convergence
  11. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy To ensure B-Cubed’s tools meet

    openness standards and to build better capacity in biodiversity informatics and cloud computing, the project is developing a number of guidelines, training programs and activities. Capacity building Software requirements and assessment FAIR data products Hackathon Tutorials Training and support
  12. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy To ensure B-Cubed’s tools meet

    openness standards and to build better capacity in biodiversity informatics and cloud computing, the project is developing a number of guidelines, training programs and activities. Capacity building Software requirements and assessment FAIR data products Hackathon Tutorials Training and support
  13. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Case studies The application and

    usefulness of B-Cubed’s algorithms and software are demonstrated through the project’s four case studies. They cover different locations varying in geographical extent, biodiversity richness and data availability. Regional indicators in Europe Biological invasions in South Africa Stakeholder-driven case study Global and continental biodiversity change
  14. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Case studies: regional indicators in

    Europe Trends in occupancy and observations in protected areas (EBV: status, occurrence, impact) • Which protected areas are most invaded Alien Species (AS) • Which AS are most distributed in protected areas • How does the proportion of AS in protected areas change in time • How does the occurrence/occupancy of AS in protected areas match lists of regulated species (e.g. Union List, EPPO lists) • To what extent can the network of protected areas contribute to providing safe refuge to native species from the impacts of AS
  15. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Species occurrence cubes specifications GBIF

    is building a service to produce and download occurrence cubes following users preference
  16. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Developing specifications and guidelines for

    reproducible use Deliverable: “Quality requirements for software” by end Jan 2024. Ensure that software and resulting data products: • meet the intended purpose • cover software development aspects such as versioning, community contributions, review practices, testing and documentation. • achieve a high level of technical readiness, openness and portability
  17. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Hacking Biodiversity Data Cubes for

    Policy 2-5 April 2024, Herman Teirlinck building, Brussels (BE) Experiment with data cubes and channel creativity into innovative solutions for a variety of biodiversity challenges. Submit your project by Decembre 17, 2023 Hackathon
  18. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Hacking Biodiversity Data Cubes for

    Policy 2-5 April 2024, Herman Teirlinck building, Brussels (BE) Hackathon
  19. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy Hacking Biodiversity Data Cubes for

    Policy 2-5 April 2024, Herman Teirlinck building, Brussels (BE) Hackathon
  20. Biodiversity Building Blocks for policy This project receives funding from

    the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme (ID No 101059592). Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the EU nor the EC can be held responsible for them. b-cubed.eu @BCubedProject B-Cubed Project B-Cubed Newsletter Thank you! Damiano Oldoni Open science lab for biodiversity (oscibio) Research Institute Nature and Forest (INBO) Slides: pdf