Catalogue of Life Plus: innovating the CoL systems as a foundation for a clearinghouse for names and taxonomy
Catalogue of Life Plus: innovating the CoL systems as a foundation for a clearinghouse for names and taxonomy
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Catalog of Life Plus：创新 CoL 系统，作为名称和分类信息交换所的基础
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2018
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W. Addink
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O. Bánki;Markus Döring;Ayco Holleman;W. Addink
2015年，全球生物多样性信息倡议生物多样性遗产库(BHL)、生命条形码数据系统(BOLD)、生命目录(COL)、生命百科全书(EOL)和全球生物多样性信息基金(GBIF)迈出了第一步，提出了建立单一的共享权威命名和分类基础的想法，该基础可用作排序和连接不同领域的生物多样性数据的支柱。目前，BHL、BOLD、EOL和GBIF正在使用LIFE目录，但每一家都使用额外的数据来扩展COL，以满足特定的主干服务需求。
COL+项目的目标是通过开发一个新的信息技术基础设施来创新COL系统，该基础设施既包括当前的生命目录，也包括临时的生命目录(取代当前的GBIF骨干分类法)，将科学名称和分类学概念与相关的唯一识别符分开，并为分类学和命名内容当局完成其工作提供一些(基础设施)支持。该项目的具体目标是
建立一个涵盖所有生命的科学名称的信息交换所；提供基于生命目录的共识分类的单一分类视图以及候选分类来源，显示来源之间的差异，并提供向内容当局反馈的途径，同时允许更广泛的社区做出贡献
建立伙伴关系和治理，允许在项目结束后继续致力于信息交换中心基础设施及其相关组成部分，包括基础设施未来发展的路线图。
建立一个涵盖所有生命的科学名称的信息交换所；提供基于生命目录的共识分类的单一分类视图以及候选分类来源，显示来源之间的差异，并提供向内容当局反馈的途径，同时允许更广泛的社区做出贡献
建立伙伴关系和治理，允许在项目结束后继续致力于信息交换中心基础设施及其相关组成部分，包括基础设施未来发展的路线图。
作为该项目的结果，我们希望在生命目录、命名内容管理机构(如IPNI、ZooBank)和几个全球生物多样性信息倡议之间拥有一个共享的名称和分类信息空间。
In 2015, the global biodiversity information initiatives Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL), Barcode of Life Data systems (BoLD), Catalogue of Life (CoL), Encyclopedia of Life (EOL), and the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) took the first step to work on the idea for building a single shared authoritative nomenclature and taxonomic foundation that could be used as a backbone to order and connect biodiversity data across various domains. At present, the Catalogue of Life is being used by BHL, BoLD, EOL, and GBIF, but each extend the CoL with additional data to meet the specific backbone services required.
The goal of the CoL+ project is to innovate the CoL systems by developing a new information technology infrastructure that includes both the current Catalogue of Life and a provisional Catalogue of Life (replacing the current GBIF backbone taxonomy), separates scientific names and taxonomic concepts with associated unique identifiers, and provides some (infrastructural) support for taxonomic and nomenclatural content authorities to finish their work. The project’s specific objectives are to
establish a clearinghouse covering scientific names across all life; provide a single taxonomic view grounded in the consensus classification of the Catalogue of Life along with candidate taxonomic sources, show differences between sources, and provide an avenue for feedback to content authorities while allowing the broader community to contribute, and
establish a partnership and governance, allowing a continuing commitment after the project’s end for a clearinghouse infrastructure and its associated components, including a roadmap for future developments of the infrastructure.
establish a clearinghouse covering scientific names across all life; provide a single taxonomic view grounded in the consensus classification of the Catalogue of Life along with candidate taxonomic sources, show differences between sources, and provide an avenue for feedback to content authorities while allowing the broader community to contribute, and
establish a partnership and governance, allowing a continuing commitment after the project’s end for a clearinghouse infrastructure and its associated components, including a roadmap for future developments of the infrastructure.
As result of the project we expect to have a shared information space for names and taxonomy between the Catalogue of Life, nomenclator content authorities (e.g. IPNI, ZooBank) and several global biodiversity information initiatives.