Browsing GBIF Community Practices by Subject "GBIF"

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    • Best Practice Guidelines in the Development and Maintenance of Regional Marine Species Checklists, Version 1.0. 

      Nozères, C.; Vandepitte, L.; Appeltans, W.; Kennedy, M. (Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2012)
      Technical guides and work plans for best practices in creating species checklists (e.g., GBIF 2011) are available from the GBIF online resource center (http://www.gbif.org/orc/). These reports explain how to make best ...

    • Current Best Practices for Generalizing Sensitive Species Occurrence Data. Version 1. 

      Chapman, Arthur D. (Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) Secretariat, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2020)
      The unprotected distribution of Sensitive Primary Species Occurrence Data (for example the exact localities of rare, endangered or commercially valuable taxa) was a concern of GBIF [https://www.gbif.org] – the Global ...

    • Georeferencing best practices. Version 1.0. 

      Chapman, Arthur D.; Wieczorek, John R. (GBIF Secretariat, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2020)
      Georeferencing Best Practices provides guidelines to the best practices for georeferencing. Though targeted specifically at biological occurrence data, the concepts and methods presented here may be just as useful in ...

    • Georeferencing Calculator Manual. Version 1.0. 

      Bloom, David A.; Wieczorek, John R.; Zermoglio, Paula F. (GBIF Secretariat, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2020)
      The Georeferencing Calculator (Wieczorek & Wieczorek 2020) described in this document is a tool created to aid in the georeferencing of descriptive localities such as those found in museum-based natural history collections. ...

    • Guide to best practices for generalising sensitive/primary species occurrence-data. Version 1.0. 

      Chapman, Arthur D.; Grafton, Oliver (Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2008)
      The unprotected distribution of Sensitive Primary Species Occurrence Data (for example the exact localities of rare, endangered or commercially valuable taxa) has been a concern of the GBIF Secretariat since its beginning. ...