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email: S. Seifert, 21.6.17:  we extended our REST service for Regionalised and Domain-specific Taxon Lists (documentation under http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/static/api-doc.html) with new data. This data is stored in analysis categories. Each category has values. The analysis categories are unique in one database and so also unique for a taxonomic list. Each taxonomic name can have multiple Analysis categories. I extended the REST-API to give you access to the analysis: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/static/api-doc.html#!/analysis/get_analysiscategories. In our special case not all analysis categories are good for publication now. Only some analysis categories which come from the "Rote Liste Deutschland" publications are relevant. This publication (reference) has the ID 699074100: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/references/DiversityReferences_TNT/699074100/. So we established a link between the references (book) and the Analysis categories. The "Rote Liste" is a series of books which have chapters. So the references have also a parent/child hierarchy (series-books-chapters). Each analysis category can have exactly one publication (reference id). Not all analysis categories are normally linked to a reference because they are derived e.g. from more chapters. So a parent analysis category is formed and these parent analysis categories are linked to a book. To retrieve all relevant analysis values for a taxonomic list we need to traverse the analysis category hierarchy (broader, upwards) and the reference hierarchy (narrower, downwards). To simplify this I wrote a shortcut which returns all analysis
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email: S. Seifert --> N. Karam, 21.6.17:  we extended our REST service for Regionalised and Domain-specific Taxon Lists (documentation under http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/static/api-doc.html) with new data. This data is stored in analysis categories. Each category has values. The analysis categories are unique in one database and so also unique for a taxonomic list. Each taxonomic name can have multiple Analysis categories. I extended the REST-API to give you access to the analysis: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/static/api-doc.html#!/analysis/get_analysiscategories. In our special case not all analysis categories are good for publication now. Only some analysis categories which come from the "Rote Liste Deutschland" publications are relevant. This publication (reference) has the ID 699074100: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/references/DiversityReferences_TNT/699074100/. So we established a link between the references (book) and the Analysis categories. The "Rote Liste" is a series of books which have chapters. So the references have also a parent/child hierarchy (series-books-chapters). Each analysis category can have exactly one publication (reference id). Not all analysis categories are normally linked to a reference because they are derived e.g. from more chapters. So a parent analysis category is formed and these parent analysis categories are linked to a book. To retrieve all relevant analysis values for a taxonomic list we need to traverse the analysis category hierarchy (broader, upwards) and the reference hierarchy (narrower, downwards). To simplify this I wrote a shortcut which returns all analysis
 
categories which come from the hierarchy of one publication for a taxonomic list: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/lists/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/863/analysisfromreference/699074100 with this information ist is possible to retrieve the analysis values for a taxonomic name:
 
categories which come from the hierarchy of one publication for a taxonomic list: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/lists/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/863/analysisfromreference/699074100 with this information ist is possible to retrieve the analysis values for a taxonomic name:
  

Revision as of 08:14, 11 September 2017

Webseiten zu den Rote Listen gefährdeter Biotoptypen, Tier- und Pflanzenarten sowie der Pflanzengesellschaften

https://www.bfn.de/0322_rote_liste.html

https://www.bfn.de/fileadmin/MDB/documents/themen/roteliste/Methodik_2009.pdf


Definitionen der RL-Kategorien, Kriterien der Gefährdungsanalyse und Abkürzungen aus "Rote Listen gefährdeter Tiere, Pflanzen und Pilze Deutschlands, Ausgabe 2009 ff."

Die Definitionen der Rote-Liste-Kategorie und Parameter zur Gefährdungsanalyse finden sich in den DTN Datenbanken.

Table: TaxonNameListAnalysisCategory enthält

  • RL-Kategorie (RL D)
  • Verantwortlichkeit (RL D)
  • Aktuelle Bestandssituation (RL D)
  • Langfristiger Bestandstrend (RL D)
  • Risikofaktoren (RL D)
  • Sonderfälle (RL D)
  • Letzter Nachweis (RL D)
  • Neobiota (RL D)



Felder für den Import der Rote Liste Kategorien und Status

Table: TaxonNameListAnalysis

Columns: AnalysisID, AnalysisValue

Die Tabelle enthält die RL-Kategorie zu einem Taxon. z.B. Coregonus macrophthalmus Nüsslin, 1882 hat als RL-Kategorie (AnalysisID = 29) den Wert (AnalysisValue) "R", extrem selten.


- Rote Liste gefährdeter Tiere, Pflanzen und Pilze Deutschlands. Band 1: Wirbeltiere

AnalysisIDs in DiversityTaxonNames_Vertebrata:

  • AnalysisID = 4 RoteListe_D_2009_RL-Kategorie
  • AnalysisID = 9 RoteListe_D_2009_Verantwortlichkeit
  • AnalysisID = 5 RoteListe_D_2009_AktuelleBestandssituation
  • AnalysisID = 6 RoteListe_D_2009_LangfristigerBestandstrend
  • AnalysisID = 7 RoteListe_D_2009_KurzfristigerBestandstrend
  • AnalysisID = 8 RoteListe_D_2009_Risikofaktoren
  • AnalysisID = 10 RoteListe_D_2009_Sonderfälle
  • AnalysisID = 12 RoteListe_D_2009_LetzterNachweis
  • AnalysisID = 11 RoteListe_D_2009_Neobiota


- Rote Liste gefährdeter Tiere, Pflanzen und Pilze Deutschlands. Band 3: Wirbellose Tiere (Teil 1)

AnalysisIDs in DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta und DiversityTaxonNames_Animalia (für beide identisch):

  • AnalysisID = 56 RoteListe_D_2011_RL-Kategorie
  • AnalysisID = 58 RoteListe_D_2011_Verantwortlichkeit
  • AnalysisID = 50 RoteListe_D_2011_AktuelleBestandssituation
  • AnalysisID = 52 RoteListe_D_2011_LangfristigerBestandstrend
  • AnalysisID = 51 RoteListe_D_2011_KurzfristigerBestandstrend
  • AnalysisID = 55 RoteListe_D_2011_Risikofaktoren
  • AnalysisID = 57 RoteListe_D_2011_Sonderfälle
  • AnalysisID = 53 RoteListe_D_2011_LetzterNachweis
  • AnalysisID = 54 RoteListe_D_2011_Neobiota


- Rote Liste gefährdeter Tiere, Pflanzen und Pilze Deutschlands. Band 4: Wirbellose Tiere (Teil 2)

AnalysisIDs in DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta und DiversityTaxonNames_Animalia (für beide identisch):

  • AnalysisID = 29 RoteListe_D_2016_RL-Kategorie
  • AnalysisID = 45 RoteListe_D_2016_Verantwortlichkeit
  • AnalysisID = 41 RoteListe_D_2016_AktuelleBestandssituation
  • AnalysisID = 42 RoteListe_D_2016_LangfristigerBestandstrend
  • AnalysisID = 43 RoteListe_D_2016_KurzfristigerBestandstrend
  • AnalysisID = 44 RoteListe_D_2016_Risikofaktoren
  • AnalysisID = 46 RoteListe_D_2016_Sonderfälle
  • AnalysisID = 48 RoteListe_D_2016_LetzterNachweis
  • AnalysisID = 47 RoteListe_D_2016_Neobiota


Table: TaxonNameListAnalysisCategory.

Columns: DisplayText, Description

Diese Tabelle enthält die Definitionen von Analyse-Kategorien wie z.B. RL-Kategorie


Übergreifende Analysis ID (2009, 2011, 2016) in DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta, DiversityTaxonNames_Animalia, DiversityTaxonNames_Vertebrata:

  • AnalysisID = 59 Rote Listen Deutschlands, 2009 ff. (RefID = 699074100)


Table: TaxonNameListAnalysisCategoryValue

Columns: AnalysisValue, Description, DisplayText

Diese Tabelle enthält die möglichen Werte für eine Analyse-Kategorie und auch deren Definitionen. Für RL-Kategorie. z.B. *, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, D, G, nb, R, V.




Felder für den Import der Referenzen

Table: TaxonNameListReference

Columns: TaxonNameListRefText, TaxonNameListRefURI


Table: TaxonNameExternalID

Columns: ExternalBaseID

Table: TaxonNameExternalDatabase

Columns: ExternalDatabaseName



email: S. Seifert --> N. Karam, 21.6.17: we extended our REST service for Regionalised and Domain-specific Taxon Lists (documentation under http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/static/api-doc.html) with new data. This data is stored in analysis categories. Each category has values. The analysis categories are unique in one database and so also unique for a taxonomic list. Each taxonomic name can have multiple Analysis categories. I extended the REST-API to give you access to the analysis: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/static/api-doc.html#!/analysis/get_analysiscategories. In our special case not all analysis categories are good for publication now. Only some analysis categories which come from the "Rote Liste Deutschland" publications are relevant. This publication (reference) has the ID 699074100: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/references/DiversityReferences_TNT/699074100/. So we established a link between the references (book) and the Analysis categories. The "Rote Liste" is a series of books which have chapters. So the references have also a parent/child hierarchy (series-books-chapters). Each analysis category can have exactly one publication (reference id). Not all analysis categories are normally linked to a reference because they are derived e.g. from more chapters. So a parent analysis category is formed and these parent analysis categories are linked to a book. To retrieve all relevant analysis values for a taxonomic list we need to traverse the analysis category hierarchy (broader, upwards) and the reference hierarchy (narrower, downwards). To simplify this I wrote a shortcut which returns all analysis categories which come from the hierarchy of one publication for a taxonomic list: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/lists/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/863/analysisfromreference/699074100 with this information ist is possible to retrieve the analysis values for a taxonomic name:

/analysis/{databaseid}/{projectid}/{nameid}/{analysisid}

where the databaseid, projectid, nameid is already coming from the current name and the analysisid is one of those values returned by the call above.

Example: a list: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/lists/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/863/

One name from this list: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/names/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/5411056/

All relevant analysis categories for this list: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/lists/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/863/analysisfromreference/699074100

A analysis value for this name 5411056 in list 863 and for category 50: http://services.snsb.info/DTNtaxonlists/rest/v0.1/analysis/DiversityTaxonNames_Insecta/863/5411056/50/

Further more general information on the data from the Rote Listen Deutschland: RL-Kategorien und Gefährdungsanalyse is given under http://www.diversitymobile.net/wiki/Rote_Listen_Deutschland:_RL-Kategorien_und_Gef%C3%A4hrdungsanalyse

I hope this is ok to derive the analysis values for each name in your Terminology Service.


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