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Tab created: 2022-01-27

Name Name of the biodiversity monitoring initiative

Friendly name Short and comprehensive name to be used in visualizations. Not required. (i.e. PT - BMS)

Geographical coverage

Geographic coverage At what scale is data collected by the monitoring initiative? (e.g. EU, Biogeographic Region)

If the biodiversity data/initiative has a subnational coverage or is not representative in whole country for national coverage, select first the corresponding country ("Nuts country" field) and then the NUT levels 1-2-3 covered (multiple choice allowed). If you don´t find the relevant the NUTS region/s in the provided list, please use the field "Geographic coverage" to give further details of the coverage of the biodiversity data/initiative.

Nuts country

Covered nuts

Geographic coverage detail Further details of the geographic scope. For example, if data is collected at the Biogeographic region level, indicate here the specific regions (e.g. Mediterranean)

Data origin Select from the list: systematic monitoring, opportunistic observations, automatic recording, remote sensing, others

Data origin details Brief description of the monitoring initiative: how the data is collected (e.g. sampling transects), what is the frequency of data collection, etc. Please, write here any details that might be relevant for the dataflow that builds on this biodiversity data, including relevant URLs and bibliographic references

Purpose What is driving the monitoring initiative?

Data type Select from the list

Data collection origin Citizen science data includes data collected by volunteers of different backgrounds for example, most of the data uploaded to EBP comes from non-professional birdwatchers and the EBBA2 (European Atlas of Breeding Birds) trained volunteers over different countries to collect the data following the Atlas methodology. Both are examples of citizen science data. Government data includes monitoring programs run by employees of state/governmental agencies and public institutes such as the Nature Conservation Institute. Professional monitoring will include data collected by consultancies or NGOs for example.

Data accessibility Is the data openly available?

Data url Please, indicate the URL to access or request the data

Taxonomy

Target realm Target realm

Target taxa Target taxa

Check this box if you have a list of taxa to upload for this biodiversity data (no need to check it when sending all species available or generalist monitoring programs)

Spatial scale

Spatially explicit Does the monitoring initiative collect/generate spatially-explicit data?

Spatial resolution what is the spatial scale of the data collected?

Resolution Spatial scale resolution value (numeric)

Resolution units Spatial scale resolution units (km or m)

Number of sites Indicate the approximate number of monitoring sampling sites covered

Temporal scale

Temporal scale One-off (occasional records) or temporal series

Temporal resolution If time series is selected in the 'temporal scale' field, please, select the temporal resolution of the data

Start year Since when is this monitoring initiative running? (oldest data records available for this monitoring program, regardless of how these data gets used in the integration initiative under consideration).

Ongoing Indicate whether the monitoring initiative is currently ongoing

Last year Last date the database was updated (please, leave empty if unknown)