The Apparent Quality Index is an indicator of the data base quality (records, observations, specimens of natural history collections) in Darwin Core format. The index is divided in three components: Taxonomic, Geographic and Temporal. In the GBIF Spain framework, we use the ICA to monitor...
The registration period for the GBIF.ES online workshop on Biodiversity Data Standardization and Publication is already open. This workshop will take place on May 18-31, 2022 through...
GBIF is pleased to invite nominations for the 2021 Young Researchers Award. This annual programme aims to foster and recognize innovative research and discovery in biodiversity informatics...
The Report on Biological Collections and Biodiversity Databases in Spain (2021) is already available on the GBIF.ES website:...
The registration period for the II GBIF.ES online workshop on the use and exploitation of...
The GBIF.ES TRAINING PLAN for 2022 has been published. This year we will be offering 7 workshops as well as two webinars with the focus on biodiversity collections and data quality, whose...
The National Scientific Collection Network of France (RECOLNAT) has opened the 5th call for projects "Herbonautes 2021". This call for projects is open to all topics related to biodiversity...
GBIF Spain joined the Technical Meeting on Citizen Science and Protected Areas hosted by...
In order to address the demand for dissemination and training about biodiversity data use and data publication, we are launching a programme of...
The registration period for the GBIF.ES online workshop on the use and exploitation of...
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