North American Invasive Species Information Hub and IABIN's Invasives Information Network (I3N) Invasive Species as a Trilateral Challenge Albuquerque, New Mexico 29 April 2003 Annie Simpson Invasive Species Theme Coordinator National.

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North American Invasive Species
Information Hub
and
IABIN's Invasives Information
Network (I3N)
Invasive Species
as a Trilateral Challenge
Albuquerque, New Mexico
29 April 2003
Annie Simpson
Invasive Species Theme Coordinator
National Biological Information Infrastructure
[email protected]
Davis Declaration calls for…
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global strategy to coordinate invasive species information
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establishment of a global distributed information system
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development of identification tools worldwide
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research & development agencies to make resources available
14-15 February 2001, Davis, California
http://ice.ucdavis.edu/Davis_Declaration/
Invasive Species Data Types
(Discussed at the North American Hub Meeting, Davis CA Feb 2002)
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Organizations
Experts
Projects
Datasets
Species Lists
Observations
Specimens
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Images, maps, photos
Fact sheets
Identification aids
Bibliographies
Educational materials
URLs, URIs
Other documents
(Bolded items are also part of the I3N model)
CBD informal invasives experts meeting
calls for…
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global invasives information network with open membership
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mechanisms to report status and accomplishments
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support of early warning systems
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open standards & development of vocabularies
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tool kit for regional hubs
19-20 February 2002, Montreal, Canada
http://www.biodiv.org/doc/meetings/cop/cop-06/information/cop-06-inf-18-en.doc
Inter-American Biodiversity Information
Network
IABIN
Linking the Americas to
Biodiversity Networks Worldwide
IABIN's Invasives Information Network
(I3N) Participant Countries
11+ countries
New countries
joining without
seed funding
IABIN
Planning to
join
Linking the Americas to
Biodiversity Networks Worldwide
Objectives of I3N Pilot Project
Develop standard catalogs in
each country
IABIN
Species
Experts
Projects
Data sets
Make catalogs Web-accessible
Build capacity
Linking the Americas to
Biodiversity Networks Worldwide
I3N Cataloger Interface
• Microsoft
Access
2000
• Three
languages
• Freely
available
Start entering
metadata
Invasive Species Information Node
• U.S. contribution to the
North American Invasives
Information Hub
• Thematic node of the NBII
• Seeks to establish, maintain, and accelerate the sharing,
standardization, completeness, and accessibility of
existing data on the distribution and abundance of nonnative plants, animals, and diseases, at local, state,
national and international levels
http://invasivespecies.nbii.gov
Opportunities for the Trilateral
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Suggest adoption of I3N model at global hubs level
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Encourage creation of identification aids
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Promote interoperability of databases
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Develop (fund?) tool kit for regional hubs
Gracias
Merci
Thanks
Annie Simpson
Invasive Species Theme Coordinator
National Biological Information Infrastructure
[email protected]
http://invasivespecies.nbii.gov