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Data Stream - modify

Tab created: 2021-11-03

Project

1) Data origin - from where is data coming from

Origin integration node

2) Data process - how is the data processed (if)? And how does it flow?

Data type Options: 1) Raw: data as collected in the field ; 2) Aggregated: raw data is aggregated (not processed!); e.g. occurrence data collected in linear sampling transects of 1 km is aggregated (summed) at 10 km resolution; e.g. data from seasonal sampling is aggregaged at annual level ; 3) Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBVs) ; 4) Ecosystem Services vales (ESS); 5) Indicators: other processed indicators such as for example species trends

Ebv ess type If the data flowing or generated by a given integration node is an EBV or an ESS, please, select the category from the list

Format Format of the data flowing between biodiversity monitoring initiatives and integration nodes or between integration nodes

Method If there is any type of data integration (i.e. if data type is other than Raw or Aggregated) , indicate the method used to integrate data. Please, use the field “Description” below to give further details about the method used to process the data, including relevant bibliographic references and URL links if available.

Frequency Indicate the frequency of the data flow (e.g. annual, seasonal)

3) Data set - which dataset/integrated product is processed and how?

Name Name of the dataset (please provide an informative name for the dataset flowing)

Description

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1016/j.mambio.2014.09.004

"Hibernation count data for this study came from underground sites, mines, cellars and other man-made structures such as ice-houses in 9 countries: Austria, Germany (Federal States Bavariaand Thuringia), Hungary, Latvia, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and the United Kingdom. Between them the 10 monitoring schemes covered 27 species and represent a total of around 6000 sites, approximately 2300 of which are monitored annually through a network of more than 760 surveyors. From these countries data were extracted for 16 species and two cryptic species groups, covering a period of 19 years, although the length of time series available for individual species varied among countries, ranging between six and 26 years. The data were gathered, entered into databases and validated and error-checked by each partner.

"The procedure to calculate the pan-European bat indicator was similar to the methods applied to the pan-European indicators developed previously for birds and butterflies (Gregory et al., 2005,2008; Van Strien et al., 2001; Van Swaay et al., 2010). The procedure consists of a hierarchical schedule of combining analysis results of the computer programme TRIM (i.e., time totals, covariants and standard errors) on a lower level to produce yearly indices and average yearly change per species on a higher level and finally combining the results per species into a single multi-species indicator."

Brief description of the data flowing (e.g. if the dataset represents aggregated data, please explain here how the aggregation is made); if the data set is a “product” – EBV, ESS, indicator – give more information here about how its values are estimated and provide relevant bibliographic references or URL links if available)

Target biodiversity data Select biodiversity data initiatives included in the dataset. No need to choose them in upper levels when creating products.

Taxonomy

Target taxa Target taxa

check this box if you have a list of taxa to upload for this data stream (no need to check it when sending all species available from data origin). If the DataStream generates a product integrating data for specific taxa, please try to upload the list of taxa included in the product.

Target species List of the target species/habitats covered in the monitoring initiative. If you don´t find a thesaurus for the taxa of your interest, you might need to upload a New Thesaurus first – see tab New Thesaurus – and then, use the option “Choose Thesaurus” to select all or a subset of the taxa concerning this particular DataStream (the species integrated in a particular indicator/EBV/ESS)

Spatial scale

Spatial scale Spatial scale coverage of the dataset

Resolution Spatial scale resolution value (numeric)

Resolution units Spatial scale resolution units (km or m)

4) Data destination - where does the data/product flow to?

Two options here:

a) The data flows into an upper-level integration node b) The data is a generated Product

Select the destination integration node

Dest integration node