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GBIF France

GBIF France. GBIF EU Nodes Meeting – Joensuu March 2013 Anne-Sophie Archambeau Marie-Elise Lecoq Pere Roca Ristol (Régine Vignes & Eric Chenin) gbif@gbif.fr. Focus on both observational and collection data 35 data publishers with 95 data sets (new ones and aggregator’s division)

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GBIF France

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  1. GBIF France GBIF EU Nodes Meeting – Joensuu March 2013 Anne-Sophie Archambeau Marie-Elise Lecoq Pere Roca Ristol (Régine Vignes & Eric Chenin) gbif@gbif.fr

  2. Focus on both observational and collection data • 35 data publishers with 95 data sets (new ones and aggregator’s division) • 16 673 610 records (8.5M with coordinates) • Metadata for 273 institutions and 1189 data sets Content

  3. Infrastructure • GBIF France portal development – (see Pere ROCA’s presentation) • IPT2.0 and BioCase provider - DwC • Technical support for data publisher (IPT) and data hosting for: - few French institutions • - Benin, Cameroon, Guinea and Togo • Metadata catalogue on line in EML format (on French institutions which have collection specimens, observational metadata are collected by the ministry of Environment) • Development of tools: • - “simple-harvest” tool for indexation (available in GBIFLab) • - “SAGG” for Statistics and Analyses of Gaps on GBIF. This tool provides statistics and new data visualization to evaluate the biases in the results of the requests.

  4. Participation • France • cooperation with INPN (National Inventory of natural Heritage) and MEDDTL (ministry of ecology) on metadata, architecture, standards to optimise data flow at national level • e-Recolnat: national support for digitalisation and management of collection (16 millions for 5 years). The French GBIF node will be funded by this programme for the four next years. • Trainings • Data quality and uses analyses workshop (3 days, 25 participants) • Workshop on persistent identifiers • Digit call: 11 projects • European project: • OpenUp! Opening Up the Natural History Heritage for Europeana

  5. Highlights & Bottlenecks • Official launch of the national GBIF user group. • Success of our Digit Call • SEPDD project approved (to continue SEP-CEPDEC efforts) • Fundingof the French GBIF node via e-Recolnat for the next 4 years • Complexity and lack of governance for the national data flow • Staff turn-over • Future funding for the French subscription

  6. Future developments National portal – new developments Efforts on persistent identifiers at national level Functioning GBIF user working group SEPDD to continue SEP-CEPDEC efforts Trainings (data papers, data quality…)

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