OpenBiodiv offers a broad biodiversity-related querying system to answer open-ended queries based on the data. OpenBiodiv can be used to obtain new knowledge about taxa, scientific articles, and their subsections, the examined materials and their metadata, localities, sequences, and a lot more. OpenBiodiv can discover hidden links within biodiversity data and can guide research into how data are used in scholarly articles.
The system can return information with a relevant visual representation about any one or a combination of its major data classes within a certain scope and semantic context.
Data classes are:
● Taxon name (Taxon Name Usage, TNU)
● Taxon treatment
● Specimen
● Sequence
● Person (author)
● Collection/Institution
Examples of data properties are:
● Location
● Date (of publication, sample collection, etc.)
● Geo-coordinates
● Habitat
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