Changes
On April 12, 2022 at 7:57:50 AM UTC, seanh:
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Added the following fields to OBIS Canada
- Database Level with value National
- FIAR with value No
- Source of Data Policy with value Own
- Region with value Arctic
- Opening Degree with value Open
- Theme with value Ecology
- Host Institute with value Bedford Institute of Oceanography
- Organizer with value Bedford Institute of Oceanography
f | 1 | { | f | 1 | { |
2 | "author": "", | 2 | "author": "", | ||
3 | "author_email": "", | 3 | "author_email": "", | ||
4 | "creator_user_id": "2e9fa41b-0394-4070-98d0-205f79d5738b", | 4 | "creator_user_id": "2e9fa41b-0394-4070-98d0-205f79d5738b", | ||
5 | "extras": [ | 5 | "extras": [ | ||
6 | { | 6 | { | ||
7 | "key": "Country", | 7 | "key": "Country", | ||
8 | "value": "Canada" | 8 | "value": "Canada" | ||
9 | }, | 9 | }, | ||
10 | { | 10 | { | ||
11 | "key": "Data Management", | 11 | "key": "Data Management", | ||
12 | "value": "\"Biodiversity data standards From the very beginning, | 12 | "value": "\"Biodiversity data standards From the very beginning, | ||
13 | OBIS has championed the use international standards for biogeographic | 13 | OBIS has championed the use international standards for biogeographic | ||
14 | data. Without agreement on the application of standards and protocols, | 14 | data. Without agreement on the application of standards and protocols, | ||
15 | OBIS would not have been able to build a large central database. OBIS | 15 | OBIS would not have been able to build a large central database. OBIS | ||
16 | uses the following standards: Darwin Core Ecological Metadata | 16 | uses the following standards: Darwin Core Ecological Metadata | ||
17 | Language Darwin Core Archive and dataset structure Data publication | 17 | Language Darwin Core Archive and dataset structure Data publication | ||
18 | and sharing OBIS nodes can accept any data files from its data sources | 18 | and sharing OBIS nodes can accept any data files from its data sources | ||
19 | or data providers, and they publish these data on their OBIS nodes | 19 | or data providers, and they publish these data on their OBIS nodes | ||
20 | IPT, which are harvested by central OBIS. The Integrated Publishing | 20 | IPT, which are harvested by central OBIS. The Integrated Publishing | ||
21 | Toolkit (IPT) is developed and maintained by the Global Biodiversity | 21 | Toolkit (IPT) is developed and maintained by the Global Biodiversity | ||
22 | Information Facility (GBIF). GBIF maintains an IPT manual. See here | 22 | Information Facility (GBIF). GBIF maintains an IPT manual. See here | ||
23 | for specific OBIS instructions: IPT OBIS data quality control | 23 | for specific OBIS instructions: IPT OBIS data quality control | ||
24 | procedures OBIS ignores records that do not meet a number of | 24 | procedures OBIS ignores records that do not meet a number of | ||
25 | standards. For example, all species names need to be matched against | 25 | standards. For example, all species names need to be matched against | ||
26 | an authoritative taxonomic register, such as the World Register of | 26 | an authoritative taxonomic register, such as the World Register of | ||
27 | Marine Species. In addition, quality is checked against the OBIS | 27 | Marine Species. In addition, quality is checked against the OBIS | ||
28 | required fields as well as against any impossible values. OBIS checks, | 28 | required fields as well as against any impossible values. OBIS checks, | ||
29 | rejects and reports the data quality back to the OBIS nodes, but never | 29 | rejects and reports the data quality back to the OBIS nodes, but never | ||
30 | change records. The OBIS tier 2 nodes are responsible for the data | 30 | change records. The OBIS tier 2 nodes are responsible for the data | ||
31 | quality and communicate errors back to the data providers. A number of | 31 | quality and communicate errors back to the data providers. A number of | ||
32 | QC tools are developed to help data providers and OBIS nodes: QC tool | 32 | QC tools are developed to help data providers and OBIS nodes: QC tool | ||
33 | for species names QC tool for geography and data format\"" | 33 | for species names QC tool for geography and data format\"" | ||
34 | }, | 34 | }, | ||
35 | { | 35 | { | ||
36 | "key": "Data Policy", | 36 | "key": "Data Policy", | ||
37 | "value": "\"Guidelines on the sharing and use of data in OBIS | 37 | "value": "\"Guidelines on the sharing and use of data in OBIS | ||
38 | Adopted at SG-OBIS-IV (Feb 2015) and IODE-XXIII (March 2015). The | 38 | Adopted at SG-OBIS-IV (Feb 2015) and IODE-XXIII (March 2015). The | ||
39 | OBIS data policy is based on the principles of timely, free and | 39 | OBIS data policy is based on the principles of timely, free and | ||
40 | unrestricted access to biodiversity data for the benefit of science | 40 | unrestricted access to biodiversity data for the benefit of science | ||
41 | and society, as defined in the: IOC data exchange policy IOC | 41 | and society, as defined in the: IOC data exchange policy IOC | ||
42 | guidelines on transfer of marine technology IODE objectives OBIS | 42 | guidelines on transfer of marine technology IODE objectives OBIS | ||
43 | vision and mission Unless data are collected through activities funded | 43 | vision and mission Unless data are collected through activities funded | ||
44 | by IOC/IODE, neither UNESCO, IOC, IODE, the OBIS Secretariat, nor its | 44 | by IOC/IODE, neither UNESCO, IOC, IODE, the OBIS Secretariat, nor its | ||
45 | employees or contractors, own the data in OBIS and they take no | 45 | employees or contractors, own the data in OBIS and they take no | ||
46 | responsibility for the quality of data or products based on OBIS, or | 46 | responsibility for the quality of data or products based on OBIS, or | ||
47 | the use or misuse that people may make of them nor can it control or | 47 | the use or misuse that people may make of them nor can it control or | ||
48 | limit the use of any data or products accessible through its website, | 48 | limit the use of any data or products accessible through its website, | ||
49 | other than through the use of a published Data Sharing and Use Terms | 49 | other than through the use of a published Data Sharing and Use Terms | ||
50 | and Conditions. Data sharing agreement The data providers retain all | 50 | and Conditions. Data sharing agreement The data providers retain all | ||
51 | rights and responsibilities associated with the data they make | 51 | rights and responsibilities associated with the data they make | ||
52 | available to OBIS via the OBIS nodes. The OBIS nodes warrant that they | 52 | available to OBIS via the OBIS nodes. The OBIS nodes warrant that they | ||
53 | have made the necessary agreements with the original data providers | 53 | have made the necessary agreements with the original data providers | ||
54 | that it can make the data available to OBIS data under the following | 54 | that it can make the data available to OBIS data under the following | ||
55 | Creative Commons licenses: CC-0 CC-BY CC-BY-NC CC-0 is the preferred | 55 | Creative Commons licenses: CC-0 CC-BY CC-BY-NC CC-0 is the preferred | ||
56 | one and CC-BY-NC the least preferred. The data providers are | 56 | one and CC-BY-NC the least preferred. The data providers are | ||
57 | responsible for the completeness of the data and metadata profiles. | 57 | responsible for the completeness of the data and metadata profiles. | ||
58 | When data is made available to OBIS, OBIS is granted permission to: | 58 | When data is made available to OBIS, OBIS is granted permission to: | ||
59 | Distribute the data via its data and information portal Build an | 59 | Distribute the data via its data and information portal Build an | ||
60 | integrated database, use the data for data quality control purposes, | 60 | integrated database, use the data for data quality control purposes, | ||
61 | complement the data with other data such as climate variables and | 61 | complement the data with other data such as climate variables and | ||
62 | build value-added information products and services for science and | 62 | build value-added information products and services for science and | ||
63 | decision-making Serve the data to other similar open-access networks | 63 | decision-making Serve the data to other similar open-access networks | ||
64 | such as GBIF in compliance with the terms and conditions for use set | 64 | such as GBIF in compliance with the terms and conditions for use set | ||
65 | by the data providers. In pursuance of copyright compliance, OBIS | 65 | by the data providers. In pursuance of copyright compliance, OBIS | ||
66 | endeavours to secure permission from rights holders to ingest their | 66 | endeavours to secure permission from rights holders to ingest their | ||
67 | datasets. In the event that the inclusion of a dataset in OBIS is | 67 | datasets. In the event that the inclusion of a dataset in OBIS is | ||
68 | challenged on the basis of copyright infringement, OBIS will follow a | 68 | challenged on the basis of copyright infringement, OBIS will follow a | ||
69 | take-down policy until there is resolution. Data use agreement The | 69 | take-down policy until there is resolution. Data use agreement The | ||
70 | data in OBIS are freely available to everyone, following the | 70 | data in OBIS are freely available to everyone, following the | ||
71 | principles of equitable access and benefit sharing and supporting | 71 | principles of equitable access and benefit sharing and supporting | ||
72 | capacity development and participation of all IOC Member States in | 72 | capacity development and participation of all IOC Member States in | ||
73 | global programmes. However, data users are expected to give | 73 | global programmes. However, data users are expected to give | ||
74 | attribution to the data providers (see Citations) and the use of data | 74 | attribution to the data providers (see Citations) and the use of data | ||
75 | from OBIS should happen in the light of fair use, i.e.: Recognize | 75 | from OBIS should happen in the light of fair use, i.e.: Recognize | ||
76 | that the OBIS portal holds the master copy of the integrated database | 76 | that the OBIS portal holds the master copy of the integrated database | ||
77 | and hence users should refrain from online redistribution of the OBIS | 77 | and hence users should refrain from online redistribution of the OBIS | ||
78 | database. Because the OBIS database is updated regularly (every so | 78 | database. Because the OBIS database is updated regularly (every so | ||
79 | months) with new datasets and revisions of existing datasets, copies | 79 | months) with new datasets and revisions of existing datasets, copies | ||
80 | of the OBIS database will become out of date quickly. If you wish to | 80 | of the OBIS database will become out of date quickly. If you wish to | ||
81 | build access web services on top of OBIS, please contact the OBIS | 81 | build access web services on top of OBIS, please contact the OBIS | ||
82 | secretariat. Respect the data providers, and provide helpful feedback | 82 | secretariat. Respect the data providers, and provide helpful feedback | ||
83 | on data quality. In the case you are a custodian of biogeographic data | 83 | on data quality. In the case you are a custodian of biogeographic data | ||
84 | yourself you should take action to also publish these data through | 84 | yourself you should take action to also publish these data through | ||
85 | OBIS. Consider sponsoring or partnering with OBIS and its OBIS nodes | 85 | OBIS. Consider sponsoring or partnering with OBIS and its OBIS nodes | ||
86 | in grant proposal writing. Creating a global database like OBIS cannot | 86 | in grant proposal writing. Creating a global database like OBIS cannot | ||
87 | happen without the, often voluntary, contribution of many scientists | 87 | happen without the, often voluntary, contribution of many scientists | ||
88 | and data managers all over the world. Several activities, such as the | 88 | and data managers all over the world. Several activities, such as the | ||
89 | coordination, data aggregation, quality control, database and website | 89 | coordination, data aggregation, quality control, database and website | ||
90 | maintenance require resources including manpower at national and | 90 | maintenance require resources including manpower at national and | ||
91 | international level. A list of sponsors can be found here\"" | 91 | international level. A list of sponsors can be found here\"" | ||
92 | }, | 92 | }, | ||
93 | { | 93 | { | ||
94 | "key": "Data Sharing Principle", | 94 | "key": "Data Sharing Principle", | ||
95 | "value": "\"OBIS harvests occurrence records from thousands of | 95 | "value": "\"OBIS harvests occurrence records from thousands of | ||
96 | datasets and makes them available as a single integrated dataset. | 96 | datasets and makes them available as a single integrated dataset. | ||
97 | There are several ways to access OBIS data: The mapper allows users | 97 | There are several ways to access OBIS data: The mapper allows users | ||
98 | to visualize and inspect subsets of OBIS data. A variety of filters | 98 | to visualize and inspect subsets of OBIS data. A variety of filters | ||
99 | (taxonomic, geographic, time, data quality) is available and multiple | 99 | (taxonomic, geographic, time, data quality) is available and multiple | ||
100 | layers can be combined in a single view. Layers can be downloaded as | 100 | layers can be combined in a single view. Layers can be downloaded as | ||
101 | CSV files. Our R package provides direct access to the OBIS database | 101 | CSV files. Our R package provides direct access to the OBIS database | ||
102 | from R. Both the mapper and the R package are based on the OBIS API | 102 | from R. Both the mapper and the R package are based on the OBIS API | ||
103 | which can be used by third party developers as well. Full exports (see | 103 | which can be used by third party developers as well. Full exports (see | ||
104 | below).\"" | 104 | below).\"" | ||
n | n | 105 | }, | ||
106 | { | ||||
107 | "key": "Database Level", | ||||
108 | "value": "National" | ||||
109 | }, | ||||
110 | { | ||||
111 | "key": "FIAR", | ||||
112 | "value": "No" | ||||
113 | }, | ||||
114 | { | ||||
115 | "key": "Host Institute", | ||||
116 | "value": "Bedford Institute of Oceanography" | ||||
117 | }, | ||||
118 | { | ||||
119 | "key": "Opening Degree", | ||||
120 | "value": "Open" | ||||
121 | }, | ||||
122 | { | ||||
123 | "key": "Organizer", | ||||
124 | "value": "Bedford Institute of Oceanography" | ||||
125 | }, | ||||
126 | { | ||||
127 | "key": "Region", | ||||
128 | "value": "Arctic" | ||||
129 | }, | ||||
130 | { | ||||
131 | "key": "Source of Data Policy", | ||||
132 | "value": "Own" | ||||
133 | }, | ||||
134 | { | ||||
135 | "key": "Theme", | ||||
136 | "value": "Ecology" | ||||
105 | } | 137 | } | ||
106 | ], | 138 | ], | ||
107 | "groups": [ | 139 | "groups": [ | ||
108 | { | 140 | { | ||
109 | "description": "Inventory of Database for Earth Three Poles", | 141 | "description": "Inventory of Database for Earth Three Poles", | ||
110 | "display_name": "An Inventory of Database for Earth Three | 142 | "display_name": "An Inventory of Database for Earth Three | ||
111 | Poles", | 143 | Poles", | ||
112 | "id": "543d60c4-2ba5-4474-b3d2-47a5cd109ce8", | 144 | "id": "543d60c4-2ba5-4474-b3d2-47a5cd109ce8", | ||
113 | "image_display_url": | 145 | "image_display_url": | ||
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115 | "name": "inventury-of-database-for-earth-three-poles", | 147 | "name": "inventury-of-database-for-earth-three-poles", | ||
116 | "title": "An Inventory of Database for Earth Three Poles" | 148 | "title": "An Inventory of Database for Earth Three Poles" | ||
117 | } | 149 | } | ||
118 | ], | 150 | ], | ||
119 | "id": "43754a6e-47e2-4056-93a9-bf949b2c02c1", | 151 | "id": "43754a6e-47e2-4056-93a9-bf949b2c02c1", | ||
120 | "isopen": false, | 152 | "isopen": false, | ||
121 | "license_id": "", | 153 | "license_id": "", | ||
122 | "license_title": "", | 154 | "license_title": "", | ||
123 | "maintainer": "", | 155 | "maintainer": "", | ||
124 | "maintainer_email": "", | 156 | "maintainer_email": "", | ||
125 | "metadata_created": "2022-04-06T02:56:18.359485", | 157 | "metadata_created": "2022-04-06T02:56:18.359485", | ||
t | 126 | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-08T10:25:04.513236", | t | 158 | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-12T07:57:50.754156", |
127 | "name": "obis-canada", | 159 | "name": "obis-canada", | ||
128 | "notes": "\u201cOBIS Canada\u201d is the Canadian regional OBIS node | 160 | "notes": "\u201cOBIS Canada\u201d is the Canadian regional OBIS node | ||
129 | and along with the Ocean Tracking Network thematic OBIS node | 161 | and along with the Ocean Tracking Network thematic OBIS node | ||
130 | represents Canada\u2019s contribution to this global initiative. | 162 | represents Canada\u2019s contribution to this global initiative. | ||
131 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada supports OBIS by managing the OBIS Canada | 163 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada supports OBIS by managing the OBIS Canada | ||
132 | node and contributing datasets. OBIS Canada was recognized as a | 164 | node and contributing datasets. OBIS Canada was recognized as a | ||
133 | National Activity by the National Science Data Management Committee of | 165 | National Activity by the National Science Data Management Committee of | ||
134 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada in 2010.\r\n", | 166 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada in 2010.\r\n", | ||
135 | "num_resources": 1, | 167 | "num_resources": 1, | ||
136 | "num_tags": 0, | 168 | "num_tags": 0, | ||
137 | "organization": { | 169 | "organization": { | ||
138 | "approval_status": "approved", | 170 | "approval_status": "approved", | ||
139 | "created": "2020-04-30T11:11:08.802657", | 171 | "created": "2020-04-30T11:11:08.802657", | ||
140 | "description": "Aerospace Information Research Institute (AIR) | 172 | "description": "Aerospace Information Research Institute (AIR) | ||
141 | under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) was established in July | 173 | under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) was established in July | ||
142 | 2017, following the approval for consolidation of three CAS | 174 | 2017, following the approval for consolidation of three CAS | ||
143 | institutes: the Institute of Electronics (IECAS), the Institute of | 175 | institutes: the Institute of Electronics (IECAS), the Institute of | ||
144 | Remote Sensing and Digital Earth (RADI), and the Academy of | 176 | Remote Sensing and Digital Earth (RADI), and the Academy of | ||
145 | Opto-Electronics (AOE) at CAS President Board Meeting. The merger is | 177 | Opto-Electronics (AOE) at CAS President Board Meeting. The merger is | ||
146 | the outcome of CAS efforts towards reformation of its R&D system to | 178 | the outcome of CAS efforts towards reformation of its R&D system to | ||
147 | meet future R&D challenges and to better meet the national demands.", | 179 | meet future R&D challenges and to better meet the national demands.", | ||
148 | "id": "c25dce84-97be-4153-8b90-d38f9ab73e5f", | 180 | "id": "c25dce84-97be-4153-8b90-d38f9ab73e5f", | ||
149 | "image_url": "2021-05-18-080509.992585AIRlogo.png", | 181 | "image_url": "2021-05-18-080509.992585AIRlogo.png", | ||
150 | "is_organization": true, | 182 | "is_organization": true, | ||
151 | "name": "air", | 183 | "name": "air", | ||
152 | "state": "active", | 184 | "state": "active", | ||
153 | "title": "Aerospace Information Research Institute, CAS", | 185 | "title": "Aerospace Information Research Institute, CAS", | ||
154 | "type": "organization" | 186 | "type": "organization" | ||
155 | }, | 187 | }, | ||
156 | "owner_org": "c25dce84-97be-4153-8b90-d38f9ab73e5f", | 188 | "owner_org": "c25dce84-97be-4153-8b90-d38f9ab73e5f", | ||
157 | "private": false, | 189 | "private": false, | ||
158 | "relationships_as_object": [], | 190 | "relationships_as_object": [], | ||
159 | "relationships_as_subject": [], | 191 | "relationships_as_subject": [], | ||
160 | "resources": [ | 192 | "resources": [ | ||
161 | { | 193 | { | ||
162 | "cache_last_updated": null, | 194 | "cache_last_updated": null, | ||
163 | "cache_url": null, | 195 | "cache_url": null, | ||
164 | "created": "2022-04-06T02:56:32.434103", | 196 | "created": "2022-04-06T02:56:32.434103", | ||
165 | "datastore_active": false, | 197 | "datastore_active": false, | ||
166 | "description": "\u201cOBIS Canada\u201d is the Canadian regional | 198 | "description": "\u201cOBIS Canada\u201d is the Canadian regional | ||
167 | OBIS node and along with the Ocean Tracking Network thematic OBIS node | 199 | OBIS node and along with the Ocean Tracking Network thematic OBIS node | ||
168 | represents Canada\u2019s contribution to this global initiative. | 200 | represents Canada\u2019s contribution to this global initiative. | ||
169 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada supports OBIS by managing the OBIS Canada | 201 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada supports OBIS by managing the OBIS Canada | ||
170 | node and contributing datasets. OBIS Canada was recognized as a | 202 | node and contributing datasets. OBIS Canada was recognized as a | ||
171 | National Activity by the National Science Data Management Committee of | 203 | National Activity by the National Science Data Management Committee of | ||
172 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada in 2010.\r\n", | 204 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada in 2010.\r\n", | ||
173 | "format": "", | 205 | "format": "", | ||
174 | "hash": "", | 206 | "hash": "", | ||
175 | "id": "52bc23dc-ea50-439f-be53-ad72aa1b0e82", | 207 | "id": "52bc23dc-ea50-439f-be53-ad72aa1b0e82", | ||
176 | "last_modified": null, | 208 | "last_modified": null, | ||
177 | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-06T02:56:32.596699", | 209 | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-06T02:56:32.596699", | ||
178 | "mimetype": null, | 210 | "mimetype": null, | ||
179 | "mimetype_inner": null, | 211 | "mimetype_inner": null, | ||
180 | "name": "OBIS Canada", | 212 | "name": "OBIS Canada", | ||
181 | "package_id": "43754a6e-47e2-4056-93a9-bf949b2c02c1", | 213 | "package_id": "43754a6e-47e2-4056-93a9-bf949b2c02c1", | ||
182 | "position": 0, | 214 | "position": 0, | ||
183 | "resource_type": null, | 215 | "resource_type": null, | ||
184 | "size": null, | 216 | "size": null, | ||
185 | "state": "active", | 217 | "state": "active", | ||
186 | "url": | 218 | "url": | ||
187 | "https://obis.org/node/7dfb2d90-9317-434d-8d4e-64adf324579a", | 219 | "https://obis.org/node/7dfb2d90-9317-434d-8d4e-64adf324579a", | ||
188 | "url_type": null | 220 | "url_type": null | ||
189 | } | 221 | } | ||
190 | ], | 222 | ], | ||
191 | "state": "active", | 223 | "state": "active", | ||
192 | "tags": [], | 224 | "tags": [], | ||
193 | "title": "OBIS Canada", | 225 | "title": "OBIS Canada", | ||
194 | "type": "dataset", | 226 | "type": "dataset", | ||
195 | "url": "https://obis.org/node/7dfb2d90-9317-434d-8d4e-64adf324579a", | 227 | "url": "https://obis.org/node/7dfb2d90-9317-434d-8d4e-64adf324579a", | ||
196 | "version": "" | 228 | "version": "" | ||
197 | } | 229 | } |