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Invasive species occurrences from Nepal via ICIMOD #140

Closed kcopas closed 3 months ago

kcopas commented 6 years ago

A citation of the ISSG checklist for Nepal via GBIF led me back to Potential impact of climate change on the distribution of six invasive alien plants in Nepal, which cites as several ICIMOD reports as the source of well over 5,000 species occurrence records (see also Table 1):

The occurrence data of these IAPs (Fig. 1) were obtained from field surveys conducted in various localities of Nepal from 2013 to 2017 (Shrestha, 2014, Siwakoti et al., 2016, Shrestha et al., 2016, Shrestha et al., 2018b).

What's keeping this from entering the realm of open data? ICIMOD has 14 checklists and no occurrences.

ping @timhirsch

timhirsch commented 6 years ago

Yes I plan to raise this in Kathmandu

timhirsch commented 6 years ago

Incidentally the citation of the Nepal ISSG checklist is somewhat circular as the lead author of the paper is also the lead of the GRIIS country team (welcome nevertheless). The same person is running a BIFA data mobilization project and will be attending the upcoming Asia nodes meeting, and I hope this will be the first step to unlock what is undoubtedly a significant volume of ICIMOD data so far not published through GBIF.

lilee-sh commented 1 year ago

Author of Invasive Alien Plants occurrences from ICIMOD contacted.

lilee-sh commented 1 year ago

Working on the first set of dataset from Kailash Sacred Landscape

lilee-sh commented 1 year ago

First dataset published with 587 occurrences: https://www.gbif.org/dataset/d02c46ba-f33c-47c7-be1d-e4083373182f