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- 4. AntaBIS VRE Access Analyze Develop
- 9. ANALYSE • Some tools available • AtlasR • Biotaxa • Currently packages for use on stand alone system • Future: run R server in order to run these R tools online using the Lifewatch infrastructure in Spain
- 10. 45°S 55°S 65°S 75°S 0° 30°W 30°E 150°E150°W 180° 60°E60°W 90°E90°W 120°E120°W Legend Value High : 0.994270 Low : 0.001170 45°S 55°S 65°S 75°S 0° 30°W 30°E 150°E150°W 180° 60°E60°W 90°E90°W 120°E120°W Legend euphau_pres-abs Euphausia6 0 1 GUI Code Github Polar Macroscope AtlasR
- 11. Biotaxa RAS
- 12. DEVELOP CODE solong This R package provides allometric equations that relate the body size of Southern Ocean taxa to their body part measurements Sohungry This R package provides access to the SCAR Southern Ocean Diet and Energetics Database Antanym This R package provides easy access to Antarctic geographic place name information.
- 14. RAATD • Retrospective Analysis of Antarctic Tracking data • > 70 contributors • 12 national Antarctic programs • 17 predator species • 4060 individual animals • 2.9 million observed locations DATA code
- 15. Quantarctica A Cross-Platform, Full-Featured, Free GIS for Antarctic Research http://quantarctica.npolar.no quantarctica@npolar.no Original data quality Peer-reviewed datasets Import and analyze your own data Field-tested: runs entirely offline Production-quality map and figure design tools Free and open publication and redistribution Metadata and citation information included Quantarctica v3 under development now – get a sneak preview Biology Atmosphere Environmental managment Geology Geophysics Oceanography Sea Ice
- 17. Polar Federated Search • Collaboration between – Southern Ocean Observation System – Arctic Data Committee – Standing Committee of Antarctic data managers
- 18. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- Biotaxa is a analytical and visualisation tool to explain and predict the discovery of taxonomic diversity. It looks at (1) how well a model can plan the growth of taxonomic diversity in a region, (2) how confident one can be in explaining the growth of the taxonomic diversity, (3) what would be the likely gaps of taxonomic diversity. Users can harness the power of the provided functions to estimate the taxonomic diversity they are interested in a region.
- SOOS is an international initiative with the mission to facilitate the collection and delivery of essential observations on dynamics and change of Southern Ocean systems to all international stakeholders (researchers, governments, industries), through design, advocacy and implementation of cost-effective observing and data delivery systems. The Antarctic Biodiversity portal advises on key datasets to contribute to SOOSmap and on data flows towards SOOSmap (through OBIS).