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Open data publica.on Opportuni.es for invasive alien species data Peter Desmet
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Open data
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Open data and content can be freely used
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Open data and content can be freely used, modified
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Open data and content can be freely used, modified, and shared
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Open data and content can be freely used, modified, and shared by anyone
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Open data and content can be freely used, modified, and shared by anyone for any purpose h;p://opendefini.on.org/
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Benefits to users are well known Free access Open license Machine readable Open format
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But owners/publishers benefit as well
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Discoverability
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Credit
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Feedback / correc.ons
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Collabora.ons / novel use
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Benefits to the community at large
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Reproducible science
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Big science
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Educa.on
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Faster response
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With good, free, and collabora.ve technical support
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Standards are available
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Repositories are available
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Publishing tools are available
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Open source
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h;p://giphy.com/gifs/statements-ChzfTLSi47FYc Woah!
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How would this work for invasive alien species data?
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Your data
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Your data ≠ my data
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We need standards to share and understand biodiversity data
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Darwin Core a community-developed standard for publishing biodiversity data
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Darwin Core terms
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Darwin Core Archive
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.zip file
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Data + metadata
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Delimited text file
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3 types of Darwin Core Archives
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Occurrence dataset
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Sampling event dataset
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Checklist dataset
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We need tools to easily publish biodiversity data
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Integrated Publishing Toolkit (IPT)
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Data + mapping + metadata
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Metadata editor
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Published dataset
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How can people discover your dataset(s)?
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Global Biodiversity Informa.on Facility (GBIF)
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Register your dataset
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Your data can be discovered
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Your data can be combined
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Your data can be used
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Your data can be built upon
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A word about licenses
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Fric.onless open data vs Credit
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Credit is a community issue
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Credit is a technical issue
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Credit is a not a legal issue
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Standard licenses are needed
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Crea.ve Commons Zero (CC0)
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CC0 for scien.fic data
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CC0 for biodiversity data
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Back to invasive alien species data
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Darwin Core and GBIF are build for generic biodiversity data
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Darwin Core and GBIF can work for invasive alien species data
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Task of this community
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Task of this community is to use the common parts
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Task of this community is to use the common parts, and build the specific parts.
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Reuse
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Reuse
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Thanks! Ques.ons? @peterdesmet peter.desmet@inbo.be