Sentence examples for biodiversity infrastructures from inspiring English sources

In addition, some national forest inventories have not been fully integrated in large-scale biodiversity infrastructures or registries (e.g. Global Biodiversity Infrastructure Facility, Global Index of Vegetation Databases, Botanical Information and Ecological Network).

This community consultation paper positions the role of biodiversity informatics, for the next decade, presenting the actions needed to link the various biodiversity infrastructures invisibly and to facilitate understanding that can support both business and policy-makers.

In many respects, economies are ecologies ecologies of land use, energy, natural resources, finance, biodiversity, infrastructure, spirit and imagination.

They should leverage completed and existing funded projects to gain the maximum benefit for the future biodiversity infrastructure.

An outstanding feature of the EDIT Platform is its connectivity and interoperability among the emerging international biodiversity informatics infrastructures through standardized web service layers.

Mesquite invasions have also led to numerous other social, ecological and economic costs such as negative impacts on water, grazing potential, biodiversity and infrastructure that have not been fully valued (Ndhlovu et al. 2011; Dzikiti et al. 2013; Shackleton et al. 2015a, 2015c).

Enhancing the biodiversity informatics infrastructure we have today is therefore indispensable.

A biodiversity e-infrastructure should go much further than the generation, transfer, storage, and processing of biodiversity data.

The portal links out to biodiversity e-infrastructures such as BHL Biodiversity Heritage Libraryy) (55 ) and GBIF (50 ) and has advanced functions for visualizing species distributions and multimedia files.

Data exchange interfaces to various biodiversity e-infrastructures have been implemented including the GBIF Global Biodiversity Information Facilityy) Checklist Bank (50), Biowikifarm (51), Scratchpads (52), Plazi (53), BioVeL (54) and Biodiversity Heritage Library (55).

The challenge is to develop and deploy tools within the overall biodiversity informatics infrastructure that make the implementation of knowledge organisation systems effectively invisible.