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Extending Darwin Core to Represent Sociobiodiversity and Traditional Knowledge
Representing traditional knowledge in biodiversity standards needs new terms, knowledge-centred (not species-centred) models, and careful governance of who holds and publishes the data.
Clara Baringo Fonseca ↗
A new standard for restricted access (sensitive) species data
A proposed Darwin Core extension would record why data were restricted and what treatment was applied, in a one-to-many way similar to MeasurementOrFact.
Tania Laity ↗
Extending Specify 7 for geological collections (GeoSpecify)
GeoSpecify brings geology into the same Specify data model as biological collections, with purpose-built age, stratigraphy and composite-object features.
Theresa Miller ↗
Meeting Biodiversity Standards with Specify 7
Specify's new built-in Darwin Core mapping tool aims to make publishing from highly customised databases straightforward without giving up local flexibility.
Grant Fitzsimmons ↗
Sharing Extended Specimen Data from Symbiota Portals using Registered Extensions
Existing registered Darwin Core extensions met each of Symbiota's extended-specimen needs, so look for existing standards before inventing new ones.
Katie Pearson ↗