IBF Plants - Revision history

Triebel at 17:41, 21 November 2020

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Stefan: Image display corrected

2020-04-28T05:53:56Z

Image display corrected

Triebel at 13:15, 4 June 2018

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Triebel at 10:43, 14 July 2017

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Triebel at 10:43, 14 July 2017

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Triebel at 18:23, 18 March 2017

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Triebel at 18:22, 18 March 2017

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Triebel at 18:22, 18 March 2017

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Triebel at 18:13, 18 March 2017

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	Scientists in this work package: W. Ahlmer, J. Klotz, Prof. Dr. P. Poschlod		Scientists in this work package: W. Ahlmer, J. Klotz, Prof. Dr. P. Poschlod

−	[http://www.uni-regensburg.de/biologie-vorklinische-medizin/~~oekologie-naturschutz~~/index.html Ecology/Biology, University of Regensburg]	+	[http://www.uni-regensburg.de/biologie-vorklinische-medizin/fakultaet/index.html Ecology/Biology, University of Regensburg]

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−	The second task comprised a re-monitoring study based on the research data of Otto Mergenthaler (1898–2001). This well-known botanist collected high-quality data on vascular plants in Eastern Bavaria mostly between 1970 and 1985. The detailed observations are well documented. They were databased already in the 1990th and maps with hand-marked field areas were digitalised at the same time. This was partly done as a project financially supported by the Regierung der Oberpfalz. Data processing and optimization was later done by the Zentralstelle für die Floristische Kartierung Bayerns in Regensburg. In the context of the IBF plants project this original database was transformed and the more than 196.000 data records were integrated in Diversity Workbench components. For botanical research of O. Mergenthaler see [http://www.bayernflora.de/web/Raumbezogene_Feldforschung_zum_Vorkommen_von_Pflanzen_im_n%C3%B6rdlichen_Ostbayern,_1945_bis_1991 O. Mergenthaler: Raumbezogene Feldforschung zum Vorkommen von Pflanzen ~~im_nördlichen~~ Ostbayern, 1945 bis 1991].	+	The second task comprised a re-monitoring study based on the research data of Otto Mergenthaler (1898–2001). This well-known botanist collected high-quality data on vascular plants in Eastern Bavaria mostly between 1970 and 1985. The detailed observations are well documented. They were databased already in the 1990th and maps with hand-marked field areas were digitalised at the same time. This was partly done as a project financially supported by the Regierung der Oberpfalz. Data processing and optimization was later done by the Zentralstelle für die Floristische Kartierung Bayerns in Regensburg. In the context of the IBF plants project this original database was transformed and the more than 196.000 data records were integrated in Diversity Workbench components. For botanical research of O. Mergenthaler see [http://www.bayernflora.de/web/Raumbezogene_Feldforschung_zum_Vorkommen_von_Pflanzen_im_n%C3%B6rdlichen_Ostbayern,_1945_bis_1991 O. Mergenthaler: Raumbezogene Feldforschung zum Vorkommen von Pflanzen im nördlichen Ostbayern, 1945 bis 1991].

	Based on the images of the topographic maps with hand-marked field areas studied by O. Mergenthaler, investigation areas were selected and monitored to repeat the historical survey. Best suited are moors because these are uniform in terms of their conditions governing location. Several field areas/ plots representing different moor areas (low-level moor and transition moor) in different altitudinal belts are appropriate to be monitored two times per vegetation period.		Based on the images of the topographic maps with hand-marked field areas studied by O. Mergenthaler, investigation areas were selected and monitored to repeat the historical survey. Best suited are moors because these are uniform in terms of their conditions governing location. Several field areas/ plots representing different moor areas (low-level moor and transition moor) in different altitudinal belts are appropriate to be monitored two times per vegetation period.

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−	The second task comprised a re-monitoring study based on the research data of Otto Mergenthaler (1898–2001). This well-known botanist collected high-quality data on vascular plants in Eastern Bavaria mostly between 1970 and 1985. The detailed observations are well documented. They were databased already in the 1990th and maps with hand-marked field areas were digitalised at the same time. This was partly done as a project financially supported by the Regierung der Oberpfalz. Data processing and optimization was later done by the Zentralstelle für die Floristische Kartierung Bayerns in Regensburg. In the context of the IBF plants project this original database was transformed and the more than 196.000 data records were integrated in Diversity Workbench components. Based on the images of the topographic maps with hand-marked field areas, investigation areas were selected and monitored to repeat the historical survey. Best suited are moors because these are uniform in terms of their conditions governing location. Several field areas/ plots representing different moor areas (low-level moor and transition moor) in different altitudinal belts are appropriate to be monitored two times per vegetation period.	+	The second task comprised a re-monitoring study based on the research data of Otto Mergenthaler (1898–2001). This well-known botanist collected high-quality data on vascular plants in Eastern Bavaria mostly between 1970 and 1985. The detailed observations are well documented. They were databased already in the 1990th and maps with hand-marked field areas were digitalised at the same time. This was partly done as a project financially supported by the Regierung der Oberpfalz. Data processing and optimization was later done by the Zentralstelle für die Floristische Kartierung Bayerns in Regensburg. In the context of the IBF plants project this original database was transformed and the more than 196.000 data records were integrated in Diversity Workbench components. For botanical research of O. Mergenthaler see [http://www.bayernflora.de/web/Raumbezogene_Feldforschung_zum_Vorkommen_von_Pflanzen_im_n%C3%B6rdlichen_Ostbayern,_1945_bis_1991 O. Mergenthaler: Raumbezogene Feldforschung zum Vorkommen von Pflanzen im_nördlichen Ostbayern, 1945 bis 1991].
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		+	Based on the images of the topographic maps with hand-marked field areas studied by O. Mergenthaler, investigation areas were selected and monitored to repeat the historical survey. Best suited are moors because these are uniform in terms of their conditions governing location. Several field areas/ plots representing different moor areas (low-level moor and transition moor) in different altitudinal belts are appropriate to be monitored two times per vegetation period.

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−	GBIF Data Resource: [http://www.gbif.org/dataset/7b9b21da-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a IBF Monitoring of Plants] with [[IBFplantscoll_About IBF Plants About]]	+	GBIF Data Resource: [http://www.gbif.org/dataset/7b9b21da-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a IBF Monitoring of Plants] with [http://www.diversitymobile.net/wiki/IBFplantscoll_About IBF Plants About]

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−	GBIF Data Resource: [http://www.gbif.org/dataset/7b9b21da-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a IBF Monitoring of Plants] with [IBFplantscoll_About IBF Plants About]	+	GBIF Data Resource: [http://www.gbif.org/dataset/7b9b21da-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a IBF Monitoring of Plants] with [[IBFplantscoll_About IBF Plants About]]

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−	GBIF Data Resource: [http://www.gbif.org/dataset/7b9b21da-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a IBF Monitoring of Plants]	+	GBIF Data Resource: [http://www.gbif.org/dataset/7b9b21da-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a IBF Monitoring of Plants] with [IBF Plants About]

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−	Another task started in 2012. The new version of DiversityMobile under Windows Phone was tested, especially for managing extended [http://www.diversitymobile.net/wiki/Taxon_lists_for_DiversityMobile DTN taxon names lists], recording estimated values for species cover-abundance in relation to habitat-type classifications and separately measured environmental variables. The usage of TK25 topographic maps of Bavaria embedded in the Diversity Mobile interface was realised in cooperation with the [http://vermessung.bayern.de/ Bayerischen Vermessungsverwaltung]. The service is now available for use within the [http://www.bayernflora.de Flora of Bavaria ~~project~~] (login with registration in the Flora von Bayern Wiki and email to the BFL Team). Part of this work package was done by using DWB components on Tablet PC.	+	Another task started in 2012. The new version of DiversityMobile under Windows Phone was tested, especially for managing extended [http://www.diversitymobile.net/wiki/Taxon_lists_for_DiversityMobile DTN taxon names lists], recording estimated values for species cover-abundance in relation to habitat-type classifications and separately measured environmental variables. The usage of TK25 topographic maps of Bavaria embedded in the Diversity Mobile interface was realised in cooperation with the [http://vermessung.bayern.de/ Bayerischen Vermessungsverwaltung]. The service is now available for use within the [http://www.bayernflora.de Flora of Bavaria initiative] (login with registration in the Flora von Bayern Wiki and email to the BFL Team). Part of this work package was done by using DWB components on Tablet PC.