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Please notice, the use of this compilation of
charts is only allowed for presentations by
GBIF-D Node Members (2010-2013). If you have
any questions please feel free to ask Maren
Gleisberg M.Gleisberg_at_bgbm.org Many thanks
for their contribution to Sabine v. Mering
and Wolf-Henning Kusber.
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GBIF-D 10 years of contributing to the Global
Biodiversity Information Facility 41st Annual
Meeting of the Ecological Society of Germany,
Austria and Switzerland September 05. 09.
2011, Oldenburg
Maren Gleisberg Walter G. Berendsohn Botanic
Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem Freie
Universität Berlin
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Global Biodiversity Information Facility GBIF
international

• GBIFs mission
• is to promote and enable free and open access to
• biodiversity data worldwide
• via the Internet to underpin
• science, conservation sustainable development.
• GBIF international initiative 57 countries, 47
  organizations
• GBIF network provides access to gt 298 million
  records
• specimens as well as observation data
• large variety of data sets

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Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team
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GBIF-D projects 2001-2013

• The German Federal Ministry of Research and
  Education funded 3 major programmes feeding into
  GBIF-D (www.gbif.de)
• Massive investment in technical infrastructure
  (end of 2010)
• DFG (German Research Foundation) funded DNA-Bank
  network and recently called for proposals on
  digitisation of collections and mobilisation of
  primary biodiversity data
• German contribution to the GBIF-Secretariat
  shared by BMBF and DFG

Key technologies used in the global network were
developed in Germany BioCASE software
(Biological Collection Access Service for Europe)
and the international data exchange standard ABCD
(Access to Biological Collection Data).
Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team
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The backbone of GBIF-D The 8 nodes

• Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum
• Berlin-Dahlem (BGBM), Freie Universität Berlin
• Project coordination, Plants Protists
• Bavarian Natural History Collections Munich
  (SNSB) Fungi Lichens, Evertebrata II
• German Collection of Microoranisms and
• Cell Cultures Braunschweig (DSMZ)
• Bacteria Archaea
• Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (MfN)
• Insects (Evertebrata I), Fossils
• Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural
  History Museum Frankfurt (FIS)
• Evertebrata III (mainly marine data)
• Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenig Bonn
  (ZFMK) Vertebrates

Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team
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GBIF-D work programme 2010-13

• main objective mobilization of suitable data
• ?species occurence data
• technical modernization (server-infrastructure)
• data-hosting
• image server at BGBM
• extend data contributions
• broaden the community of data providers
• Citizen Science, Algae Protists,
• ! observation-data

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Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
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German contribution to GBIF future data
mobilisation

Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team
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GBIF-D what kind of data do we need?

• organisations, institutions and individuals
  holding collection and observation data are
  invited to share their primary biodiversity data
  within the GBIF network.
• ?Data with occurrence-info Species Name
  Location
• plot data
• time series
• fieldwork
• surveying mapping
• Databases can be connected by using provider
  software like BioCASE or can join one of the
  established databases, networks and repositories
  such as SESAM, OBIS, PANGAEA, DiversityWorkbench,
  Specify, etc.

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Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
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Why providing data within GBIF?What is your
benefit?

• free and open access to data
• GBIF quality-check (TDWG-standard)
• GBIF-D offers expertise on technical aspects of
  data capture database networking
• stable workflows support the provider from data
  entry to open and free online access
• ?share your data
• publication via GBIF
• your data have a higher visibility
• increases the quotation of your work
• connection with your scientific community
• synergies with colleagues all over the world
• ?be a part of biggest global biodiversity project

Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team
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GBIF.D Data from Germany

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GBIF international IUCN GEO Bon, GEOSS, IPBES

• GBIF provides scientific biodiversity data
  for
• decision-making
• research endeavours
• public use
• GBIF
• is involved in international processes
• supports international organizations
• IUCN
• GEO Bon
• GEOSS
• preparation of a future IPBES

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Networking The GBIF-Community-Sitegt gt
http//community.gbif.org

Visit the site create your account
start networking!
Invite your colleagues !Benefit from the
collaboration tools available in the site work
groups, (micro)blogs, community news, online
chat, file and image sharing and much more!
Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team
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Thank you! gbif-d_at_bgbm.org
www.gbif.de

The joint research project GBIF-D
Kompetenzzentren innovativer Datenmobilisierung,
is funded by the BMBF - Federal Ministry of
Education and Research, grant 01 LI 1001 A-F.
Maren Gleisberg Walter Berendsohn, GBIF-D
Coordination-Team