SPARSE 1.0:一个物种库存数据库模板,其中一个开放的例子是捷克鸟类

Kateřina Tschernosterová1, Eva Trávníčková1, Florencia Grattarola1

  • 1Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Praha - Suchdol, Czech Republic Czech University of Life Sciences Prague Praha - Suchdol Czech Republic.

Biodiversity data journal
|December 4, 2023
PubMed
概括

我们开发了SPARSE,这是生态数据的灵活数据库模板,允许对物种组成和采样元数据进行标准化存储. 该系统支持复杂的设计和生物多样性研究的各种空间尺度.

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