OpenObs: Living Atlases platform for French biodiversity data

Biodiversity Information Science and Standards Pub Date : 2023-09-07 DOI:10.3897/biss.7.112179

Alice Ainsa, Sophie Pamerlon, Anne-Sophie Archambeau, Solène Robert, Rémi Beauvieux

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The OpenObs project, led by Patrinat, was launched in September 2017, and the first version of this tool was released in October 2020. OpenObs is based on the Atlas of Living Australia platform, supported by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) community, particularly the Living Atlases (LA) collective. OpenObs enables the visualization and downloading of observation data on species available in the National Inventory of Natural Heritage (INPN), the national platform of SINP (Information System for the Inventory of Natural Heritage). It provides open access to non-sensitive public data and includes all available observations, whether they are occurrence or synthesis data. As of July 2023, OpenObs has 134,922,015 observation records, and new data is reguarly added (at least twice a year). Furthermore, the project is constantly evolving with new developments planned, such as a user validation interface and new cartographic tools. We will present the architecture of this LA-based national biodiversity portal (Fig. 1), as well as its planned new functionality and development roadmap.

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OpenObs:法国生物多样性数据的生活地图集平台

由Patrinat领导的OpenObs项目于2017年9月启动，该工具的第一个版本于2020年10月发布。OpenObs是基于澳大利亚生活地图集平台，由全球生物多样性信息设施(GBIF)社区，特别是生活地图集(LA)集体支持。OpenObs实现了国家自然遗产目录(INPN)中物种观测数据的可视化和下载，INPN是国家自然遗产目录信息系统(SINP)的国家平台。它提供对非敏感公共数据的开放访问，并包括所有可用的观测数据，无论是发生数据还是合成数据。截至2023年7月，OpenObs有134,922,015条观测记录，并定期添加新数据(每年至少两次)。此外，该项目随着新的开发计划不断发展，例如用户验证界面和新的制图工具。我们将介绍这个基于洛杉矶的国家生物多样性门户网站的架构(图1)，以及它计划的新功能和发展路线图。

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