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Edits to 'https://fairsharing.org/FAIRsharing.zv11j3' by 'kbraak' at 10:03, 24 Jul 2017 (approved):
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Before: GBIF, the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It is not a data repository. Rather, GBIF indexes thousands of datasets shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. GBIF.org makes the data discoverable and citable, assigning each download a DOI and storing it for an extended period of time. More than 1 peer-reviewed research publication citing GBIF as a source of data is published every day, in studies spanning the impacts of climate change, the spread of pests and diseases, priority areas for conservation and food security.
After: GBIF, the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It is not a data repository. Rather, GBIF indexes thousands of datasets shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. GBIF.org makes the data discoverable and citable, assigning each download a DOI and storing it for an extended period of time. More than 1 peer-reviewed research publication citing GBIF as a source of data is published every day, in studies spanning the impacts of climate change, the spread of pests and diseases, priority areas for conservation and food security. To share your data with GBIF follow this quick guide: http://www.gbif.org/publishing-data/quick-guide To deposit/host your data, it is recommended you use one of the trusted IPT data hosting centres (DHC) listed in FAIRsharing.org. The DHC will provide you with an account on their IPT, which will allow you to manage your own datasets and publish them through GBIF.org.
Edits to 'https://fairsharing.org/FAIRsharing.zv11j3' by 'kbraak' at 14:19, 16 Jan 2017 (approved):
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Before: The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It allows anyone|anywhere to access data about all types of life on Earth|shared across national boundaries via the Internet.<br/> By encouraging and helping institutions to publish data according to common standards|GBIF enables research not possible before|and informs better decisions to conserve and sustainably use the biological resources of the planet. GBIF operates through a network of nodes|coordinating the biodiversity information facilities of Participant countries and organizations|collaborating with each other and the Secretariat to share skills|experiences and technical capacity. GBIF's vision: "A world in which biodiversity information is freely and universally available for science|society and a sustainable future." Some facts about GBIF It provides a single point of access (through this portal and its web services) to more than 400 million records|shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide|making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. The data accessible through GBIF relate to evidence about more than one million species|collected over three centuries of natural history exploration and including current observations from citizen scientists|researchers and automated monitoring programmes More than 900 peer-reviewed research publications have cited GBIF as a source of data|in studies spanning the impacts of climate change|the spread of pests and diseases|priority areas for conservation and food security. About 20 such papers are published each month. Many GBIF participant countries have set up national portals using tools|codes and data freely available through GBIF to better inform their citizens and policy makers about their own biodiversity.
After: GBIF, the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It is not a data repository. Rather, GBIF indexes thousands of datasets shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. GBIF.org makes the data discoverable and citable, assigning each download a DOI and storing it for an extended period of time. More than 1 peer-reviewed research publication citing GBIF as a source of data is published every day, in studies spanning the impacts of climate change, the spread of pests and diseases, priority areas for conservation and food security.
Edits to 'https://fairsharing.org/FAIRsharing.zv11j3' by 'kbraak' at 13:37, 16 Jan 2017 (approved):
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Before: The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It allows anyone|anywhere to access data about all types of life on Earth|shared across national boundaries via the Internet.\n By encouraging and helping institutions to publish data according to common standards|GBIF enables research not possible before|and informs better decisions to conserve and sustainably use the biological resources of the planet. GBIF operates through a network of nodes|coordinating the biodiversity information facilities of Participant countries and organizations|collaborating with each other and the Secretariat to share skills|experiences and technical capacity. GBIF's vision: "A world in which biodiversity information is freely and universally available for science|society and a sustainable future." Some facts about GBIF It provides a single point of access (through this portal and its web services) to more than 400 million records|shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide|making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. The data accessible through GBIF relate to evidence about more than one million species|collected over three centuries of natural history exploration and including current observations from citizen scientists|researchers and automated monitoring programmes More than 900 peer-reviewed research publications have cited GBIF as a source of data|in studies spanning the impacts of climate change|the spread of pests and diseases|priority areas for conservation and food security. About 20 such papers are published each month. Many GBIF participant countries have set up national portals using tools|codes and data freely available through GBIF to better inform their citizens and policy makers about their own biodiversity.
After: The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It allows anyone|anywhere to access data about all types of life on Earth|shared across national boundaries via the Internet.<br/> By encouraging and helping institutions to publish data according to common standards|GBIF enables research not possible before|and informs better decisions to conserve and sustainably use the biological resources of the planet. GBIF operates through a network of nodes|coordinating the biodiversity information facilities of Participant countries and organizations|collaborating with each other and the Secretariat to share skills|experiences and technical capacity. GBIF's vision: "A world in which biodiversity information is freely and universally available for science|society and a sustainable future." Some facts about GBIF It provides a single point of access (through this portal and its web services) to more than 400 million records|shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide|making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. The data accessible through GBIF relate to evidence about more than one million species|collected over three centuries of natural history exploration and including current observations from citizen scientists|researchers and automated monitoring programmes More than 900 peer-reviewed research publications have cited GBIF as a source of data|in studies spanning the impacts of climate change|the spread of pests and diseases|priority areas for conservation and food security. About 20 such papers are published each month. Many GBIF participant countries have set up national portals using tools|codes and data freely available through GBIF to better inform their citizens and policy makers about their own biodiversity. Added Global Biodiversity Information Facility to policy GigaScience - Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist. Added Global Biodiversity Information Facility to policy GigaScience - Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist. Added Global Biodiversity Information Facility to policy GigaScience - Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist.
Edits to 'https://fairsharing.org/FAIRsharing.zv11j3' by 'kbraak' at 13:36, 16 Jan 2017 (approved):
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Before: The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It allows anyone|anywhere to access data about all types of life on Earth|shared across national boundaries via the Internet. By encouraging and helping institutions to publish data according to common standards|GBIF enables research not possible before|and informs better decisions to conserve and sustainably use the biological resources of the planet. GBIF operates through a network of nodes|coordinating the biodiversity information facilities of Participant countries and organizations|collaborating with each other and the Secretariat to share skills|experiences and technical capacity. GBIF's vision: "A world in which biodiversity information is freely and universally available for science|society and a sustainable future." Some facts about GBIF It provides a single point of access (through this portal and its web services) to more than 400 million records|shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide|making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. The data accessible through GBIF relate to evidence about more than one million species|collected over three centuries of natural history exploration and including current observations from citizen scientists|researchers and automated monitoring programmes More than 900 peer-reviewed research publications have cited GBIF as a source of data|in studies spanning the impacts of climate change|the spread of pests and diseases|priority areas for conservation and food security. About 20 such papers are published each month. Many GBIF participant countries have set up national portals using tools|codes and data freely available through GBIF to better inform their citizens and policy makers about their own biodiversity.
After: The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is an international open data infrastructure, funded by governments. It allows anyone|anywhere to access data about all types of life on Earth|shared across national boundaries via the Internet.\n By encouraging and helping institutions to publish data according to common standards|GBIF enables research not possible before|and informs better decisions to conserve and sustainably use the biological resources of the planet. GBIF operates through a network of nodes|coordinating the biodiversity information facilities of Participant countries and organizations|collaborating with each other and the Secretariat to share skills|experiences and technical capacity. GBIF's vision: "A world in which biodiversity information is freely and universally available for science|society and a sustainable future." Some facts about GBIF It provides a single point of access (through this portal and its web services) to more than 400 million records|shared freely by hundreds of institutions worldwide|making it the biggest biodiversity database on the Internet. The data accessible through GBIF relate to evidence about more than one million species|collected over three centuries of natural history exploration and including current observations from citizen scientists|researchers and automated monitoring programmes More than 900 peer-reviewed research publications have cited GBIF as a source of data|in studies spanning the impacts of climate change|the spread of pests and diseases|priority areas for conservation and food security. About 20 such papers are published each month. Many GBIF participant countries have set up national portals using tools|codes and data freely available through GBIF to better inform their citizens and policy makers about their own biodiversity. Taxonomy list has changed: Previous values: Animalia| Archaea|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/2157?resource=MIR:00100019 Bacteria|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/2 Fungi|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/4751?resource=MIR:00100019 Metazoa|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/33208?resource=MIR:00100019 Plantae| Protozoa| Viridiplantae|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/33090?resource=MIR:00100019 Viruses|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/10239 New values: All|http://identifiers.org/taxonomy/1?resource=MIR:00100019 Added Global Biodiversity Information Facility to policy GigaScience - Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist. Added Global Biodiversity Information Facility to policy GigaScience - Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist. Added Global Biodiversity Information Facility to policy GigaScience - Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist.
Global Biodiversity Information Facility
