An Information System for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park ATBI

DBI 9974383;约翰逊,诺曼。俄亥俄州立大学，大烟山国家公园的信息系统ATBI项目概述大烟山国家公园的所有分类群生物多样性清单（ATBI）是一个合作项目，涉及国家公园管理局的工作人员、来自至少37所大学的科学家和17个私人组织。它的目标是收集、组织和传播有关估计栖息在公园内的10万种物种的分布、数量和自然历史的信息。在三次初步规划会议中阐明了支持这些目标的信息系统的概要。这项工作的重点是开发和部署利用现有生物多样性信息产品的信息系统原型。原始数据包括标本和分类群的观察，将由ATBI参与者使用现成的数据库或电子表格软件收集。对于ATBI的第一阶段，这些数据将被下载、转换并输入到一个中央关系数据库系统中。该数据库将为研究人员和土地管理人员提供获取原始数据的途径。它的设计将使数据符合联邦地理空间数据委员会关于生物数据的标准，并根据综合分类信息系统和国家生物信息基础设施进行开发。

DBI 9974383; Johnson, Norman. Ohio State, An Information System for the Great Smokey Mountains National Park ATBIProject SummaryThe All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory (ATBI) of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a cooperative project involving National Park Service personnel, scientists from at least 37 universities, and 17 private organizations. Its objectives are to collect, organize and disseminate information on the distribution, abundance and natural history of each of the 100,000 species estimated to inhabit the park. The outlines of an information system to support these objectives have been enunciated in the course of three preliminary planning meetings. This work focuses on the development and deployment of a prototype for this information system that leverages existing biodiversity information products. The primary data, consisting of specimens and observations of taxa, will be collected by ATBI participants using off-the-shelf database or spreadsheet software. For this first phase of the ATBI, these data will be downloaded, transformed, and input into a central relational database system. The database will provide access to the primary data for researchers and land managers. It will be designed to bring the data into compliance with Federal Geospatial Data Committee standards on biological data and be developed in conformance with the Integrated Taxonomic Information System and National Biological Information Infrastructure.