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IABIN Pollinators Thematic Network

The Pollinator Data Resource for the Americas. IABIN Pollinators Thematic Network. This Presentation. This Presentation. Background Purpose Interoperability with other TN’s and DIAG Tools and Products Services Outreach Sustainability. Background. 1 in 3 bites of food. Background.

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IABIN Pollinators Thematic Network

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  1. The Pollinator Data Resource for the Americas IABIN Pollinators Thematic Network

  2. This Presentation This Presentation • Background • Purpose • Interoperability with other TN’s and DIAG • Tools and Products • Services • Outreach • Sustainability

  3. Background 1 in 3 bites of food

  4. Background Beverages, fibers, spices, and medicines

  5. Background Wild areas

  6. Background $US 125 Billion worldwide

  7. Accurate data needed for decision makers Pollinators are showing disturbing signs of decline worldwide

  8. Purpose Create a network of pollinator databases that shares pollinator-related content through common data standards and exchange protocols.

  9. Created in Parallel with other TN’s • One of the “youngest” TN’s • Fully interoperable with DIAG • Update System in place • Data cleansed through CIAT • Working to share data with SSTN

  10. What has been Accomplished in the Pollinator Thematic Network? • Began with an extensive global survey of users • Where did they go for data? • What did they need and want?

  11. Tools and Products • Darwin Core Extended for Plant-Pollinator Interactions

  12. Tools and Products • Pollinator Contacts Database (200+ and growing)

  13. Tools and Products • Pollinator Data Portal

  14. Tools and Products • Manuals for each tool in 3 languages • LISTSERV of contributors • Network of contributors

  15. Tools and Products • Pollinator Data Digitizer

  16. Tools and Products • Pollinator Data Digitizer • Biodiversity Data Digitizer*

  17. Biodiversity Data Digitizer - BDD

  18. Digitization

  19. Menu

  20. Search for Species Records

  21. Interaction Records

  22. Statistical Analysis

  23. Mapping

  24. Services • 4 Training Courses • Reviewed and managed data content from 16 grantees • Help desk and support of grantees

  25. Digitization Training Course

  26. PTN People Network

  27. SPECIMEN INTERACTION

  28. Content Coverage ArgentinaBrazil – 10CanadaChile – 2ColombiaCosta RicaEcuadorEl SalvadorGuatemalaMexicoPanamaParaguayUSA

  29. Pollinator Data Content Grantees • 16 IABIN Grants provided for data content • 12 institutions • 11 countries: • Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru

  30. Outreach • NAPPC Meeting in Washington – 3 years • OAS Reception – 2 years

  31. Outreach • SBSTA • Bohn • Rome • Japan • TDWG – 3 years • E-Biosphere • Bee Meeting in Brazil – 2 years • and many others

  32. Outreach Presentations coming at: • Rio+20 • Brazilian Pollinators Initiative • North American Pollinator Protection Campaign • Apimondia 2012

  33. Outreach – Brochure 1

  34. Outreach – Brochure 1

  35. Sustainability • Connected all our data providers

  36. Sustainability • Worked collaboratively (Government, NGO, and University)

  37. Sustainability • Hosting split between USA (webpage and portal) and Brazil (data portal and tools)

  38. Sustainability of the PTN • Worked with funding from others – UN FAO, FAPESP, Ministry of Environment

  39. Sustainability Our infrastructure is online and externally dependent only on: • ITIS • Biogeomancer • Google

  40. Sustainability of the PTN • Support from UNEP/FAO/GEF Global Pollinator project • Brazilian project tools • Proposal to be submitted to Brazilian agencies • Development of new tools, analysis, data, • Support from the Research Center on Biodiversity and Computing- USP • FAO to support Contacts DB (+ crops) • 2 proposals written and beginning distribution

  41. For More Information Visit pollinators.iabin.net Laurie Davies Adams Pollinator Partnership LDA@pollinator.org Prof. Antonio Mauro Saraiva Universidade de São Paulo saraiva@usp.br

  42. Thank you Muchas Gracias Obrigado

  43. Pollinator Data Digitizer

  44. Biodiversity Data Digitizer • Lessons from Pollinator Data Digitizer • Spreadsheets sync (bidirectional) • Data quality features • auto-complete – all fields • auto-suggestions • Taxonomy – full taxonomic hierarchy • Geospatial – Georeferencing tool • Richer data content digitization • Multimedia (MRTG standard) • Bibliographic References (Dublin Core) • Better user experience

  45. Biodiversity Data Digitizer • Demos

  46. Pollinator Data Portal • Access to occurrence and interaction data • 1100k of specimens in collections • 29k of pollinator-plant interactions • Key for decision support in agriculture and conservation/sustainable management • Datasets from multiple sources • Access to Pollinator Contacts Database

  47. Pollinator Data Portal by species/classification direct search by species – Interaction By countries By datasets

  48. Pollinators of the Americas Project Data Distribution Nov. 5, 2006 ~90,000 specimens & Observations (Source: L. Speers, GBIF) Aug. 18, 2009 281,037 specimens & observations(Source:IABIN PTN Portal)

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