An introduction to TrIAS work package 2: Data mobilization framework

Talk at the TrIAS kick-off meeting in Brussels, Belgium - February 13, 2017.

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1. An introduc+on to TrIAS work package 2: Data mobiliza+on framework Peter Desmet TrIAS kick-off mee+ng - Feb 13, 2017
2. The goal of the data mobiliza+on framework is to create data products that will be used in further work packages. This includes datasets rela+ng to the presence of AS in Belgium (checklist and occurrence data) for which major sources in Belgium will be published to GBIF, and environmental predictors needed for spa+ally explicit risk modelling and mapping (global and CORDEX-derived climate (change) data, habitat and land-use layers). The framework also comprises the tools and documenta/on to compile from the published checklists a unified AS checklist for Belgium, use this to query and download occurrence data from GBIF, and process these to feed further analysis (WP3 & WP4). From the proposal
3. 2.1 - Alien species checklist 2.2 - Occurrences 2.3 - Climate data & future scenarios (by Bert Van Schaeybroeck) Three tasks
4. Alien species checklist
5. Which species are alien in Belgium?
6. Let’s check the Alien species checklist for Belgium
7. We don’t have one! And certainly not one that is unified, verified & standardized
8. We do have A number of authorita+ve checklists with a more specialized scope
9. 7 checklists •  Manual of Alien Plants (BGM, Verloove 2006, Verloove 2013) •  Harmonia informa+on system (BBPF, Vanderhoeven et al. 2015) •  World Register of Introduced Marine Species (WRIMS) (VLIZ, Pagad et al. 2016) •  Registry of non-na+ve species in the Two Seas region countries (GB, FR, BE & NL) (RINSE) (INBO, Gallardo et al. 2013, Zieritz et al. 2014, Gallardo et al. 2016) •  Non-indigenous freshwater fish (INBO, Verreycken et al. 2007) •  Alien freshwater invertebrates (UGent, Boets et al. 2016) •  Terrestrial Mollusca (RBINS, from EASIN 2015)
10. Together these comprise the most complete source for alien species info in Belgium
11. Publish each checklist as an open Darwin Core Archive
13. Species & taxonomy
14. Species & taxonomy Status in Belgium
15. Species & taxonomy Status in Belgium Authors & metadata
16. Species & taxonomy Status in Belgium Authors & metadata And more…
17. Standards by TDWG
18. Documenta+on by GBIF
19. Tools by GBIF
20. Support by INBO & BBPF
22. Can be republished for updates
23. Build a unified checklist through a repeatable protocol
24. All data available via API
25. Backbone taxonomy to resolve synonymy & IDs
26. Open source script to build a unified checklist for Belgium
27. Repeatable valida+on by Belgian Forum on Invasive Species
28. Publish checklist documented & versioned
29. Occurrences
30. Where are the alien species in Belgium?
31. Data are scagered over many different places (or unavailable)
32. But there’s lots out there and it keeps growing every day
33. •  NGOs –  Natuurpunt –  Natagora •  Regional administra+ons –  INBO –  ILVO –  SPW-DEMNA •  Collec+ons –  BGM –  RBINS •  Former AS related projects –  Invaxen –  DIARS (incl. VITO) –  Inplanbel (incl. ULg) –  Ensis –  MEMO –  Alien Impact (incl. UCL) •  Non-TrIAS partners •  GBIF Sources of occurrence data
34. Together these comprise the most complete & up-to-date source for alien species occurrences in Belgium
35. Publish each source as an open Darwin Core Archive
36. Occurrences Authors & metadata
37. Standards, documenta+on, tools & support
39. Can be republished for updates
40. Build a unified occ. dataset through a repeatable protocol
41. Each occurrence is linked to the Backbone taxonomy
42. All data available via API
43. Open source script to query & download occurrence data using our unified checklist
44. Single occurrence dataset usable in further work packages
45. Thank you! @peterdesmet Desmet Peter (2017) An introduc+on to TrIAS work package 2: Data mobiliza+on framework. hgp://bit.ly/2ktqWr4