Frau (@vonderleyen) sollte punkto #wolf Regulierung über der Sache stehen. 7 tote Wölfe für einen elusiven GW950m (Ponykiller), Planung de Änderung Schutzstatus des Wolfs in der @EU_Commission und keinen adäquaten Schutz ihrer Pferde zeugen nicht davon.
https://t.co/5DvOfpBPm2
@rdmpage@GBIF@JSTORPlants GBIF is actively updated, JSTOR was often dump-populated 10+ years ago. So it's not that surprising. Given how difficult it is to access JSTOR content, it seems more productive to focus on GBIF data and match with taxon name databases for type links.
@rdmpage@GBIF@JSTORPlants It'll be mainly differences in file compression and dimensions. Rescanning or other changes post publication should be rare. I daresay that the hash method would work for the majority of specimen images. And if not, it would be intriguing to find out exactly why.
@rdmpage@GBIF@JSTORPlants Reverse image search as a service is not that easy. Easiest could be if GBIF implemented a hash archive for the media references people publish? Wouldn't work for derivative images, but would make it easier to go through the broken id cleanup routine.
Our entry to the 2022 Ebbe Nielsen challenge: Get the digitization level for your published #GBIF specimens according to the current (and future) specifications of the MIDS standard. https://t.co/x7ArT4RDC8 @cabbageleek @emhaston @HuyPieter@AlexHardisty @CatDigsBio @tdwg@gbif
@andrawaag@GBIF@rdmpage Calling it occurrence ID is a bit misleading, as these records also have a dwc:occurrenceID that is completely different. These IDs should be more persistent, but they can also change.
On the way to liberate the riches of data and links about specimen, genes hidden in publications, especially tables in #15. Right now an almost complete, frustrating disconnect. https://t.co/Zog11FdYmw #BioHackEU21#BioHackEU21@Bicikl_H2020@ELIXIREurope
Check out my poster at #TDWG2021, made possible by @DisscoFlanders and @Microsoft#AIforEarth Planetary Computer
Can we estimate the completeness of collections with stats and also compare them to the whole of @GBIF ? short answer: yes
🔗https://t.co/dwA0ouARIr
@BGM_coll_res
@dpsSpiders Data files should be watermarked somehow to indicate if they were ever edited with spreadsheet software.
One thing that may help is to always call the first column in a csv file ID. Excel will neatly refuse to open it. https://t.co/ev0t1aUoDm