The "Transforming Citizen Science for Biodiversity" project is a new initiative with partners from four NTNU faculties, along with two external partners. The group has core competencies in GIS, statistical modelling, and the use of citizen science data to tackle problems in very different aspects of ecology.
This symposium on Wednesday 2nd December 2020 introduced biodiversity informatics and metadata standards used by GBIF.
Participants: 6 post-graduate PhD fellows
Topics
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Biodiversity informatics (13 slides)
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GBIF about (36 slides)
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GBIF-data bias and quality (35 slides)
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Crowdsourcing (29 slides)
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Darwin Core (41 slides)
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Darwin Core data-types (40 slides)
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Persistent identifiers - PIDs (19 slides)
