- We want to - Increase discoverability & use through GBIF and OBIS - Retain provenance - Be consistent across realm and technique Bio-logging data Photo by INBO GBIF: Global Biodiversity Information Facility OBIS: Ocean Biodiversity Information System
each source system - Movebank: movepub R package inbo.github.io/movepub - European Tracking Network: etn R package inbo.github.io/etn - Ocean Tracking Network: export function bit.ly/otn-ipython-utils library(movepub) (dataset <- read_package("https://zenodo.org/records/10053903/fi les/datapackage.json")) #> A Data Package with 3 resources: #> • reference-data #> • gps #> • acceleration #> For more information, see <https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10053903>. write_dwc(dataset, ".") #> ── Reading data ── #> #> ℹ Taxa found in reference data and their WoRMS AphiaID: #> Haematopus ostralegus: 147436 #> #> ── Transforming data to Darwin Core ── #> #> ── Writing files ── #> #> • ./occurrence.csv #> • ./meta.xml #> • ./emof.csv
DOI in datasetID - Record identifiers in eventID & occurrenceID - Source system in collectionCode - Need for eventType controlled vocabulary (“tag attachment”, “gps”, etc.) Image by GBIF
A-BioTrack project marinebon.org/biotrack/ - Boom & Kissling (2024) doi.org/10.1111/ecog.07246 - Visualize bio-logging data across systems - bit.ly/moveVisGBIF Use Figure by Peter Desmet
ATO ato.trackyverse.org) - Use Darwin Core Data Package? - Discoverability - Mobilize more datasets - GBIF hosted portal - 357 datasets & 13M occurrences so far Wanna join? Get in touch! Next steps Image by OpenStreetMap contr., OpenMapTiles, GBIF
(MOVE2GBIF), EU (DTO-BioFlow, B3), Research Foundation - Flanders (LifeWatch) & Canada Foundation for Innovation (Major Science Initiatives - OTN). Photo by Jim Abernethy, OTN