Australian Drosophila Ecological and Genetic collection

<霍夫曼实验室的澳大利亚果蝇生态和遗传数据集是一个全国性的重要生命科学集，包含丰富和不可替代的各种数据。澳大利亚的果蝇物种在国内和国际上都得到了广泛的研究，以了解气候适应性，地理范围限制和气候胁迫耐受性的遗传基础。该系列包括来自10多年实地调查的物种分布信息，气候应激反应的实验数据，以及最近产生的有价值的全基因组和种群水平变异数据。lt;br /br /该项目将向广大的研究人员社区公开提供具有全国重要意义的生命科学数据集。果蝇数据收集项目还将作为一个示范者，通过出版、收集文件、验证、保存和再利用规划来实现对科学知识的广泛获取，并作为一个用例，通过保存和再利用规划来管理持续的长期获取。获取和保存是相互依赖的活动-同一枚硬币的两面。如果不加以保护，就不可能长期获取和有效再利用，而如果没有获取和传播机制，保护就没有什么价值。lt;br /br /通过提供管理、策划和发布的研究数据集，该项目将在结束时提供机会，将ANDS投资与墨尔本大学的RDSI VicNode和NeCTAR UoM-Research Cloud Tools计划明显联系起来。这三个国家研究数据驱动的基础设施计划的桥接对于墨尔本大学和他们所服务的研究人员来说都是非常理想的结果。lt;/p>

<p>The Australian Drosophila Ecological and Genetic data Collection from the Hoffmann lab is a nationally significant life science collection containing a rich and irreplaceable variety of data. Drosophila species in Australia are widely studied both nationally and internationally to understand climate adaptation, geographic range limits and the genetic basis for climate stress tolerance. The collection comprises species distribution information from 10+ years of field surveys, experimental data on climate stress response, and valuable, recently-produced whole-genome and population-level variation data.<br /><br />The project will make a nationally significant life science data collection openly available to a broad community of researchers. The Drosophila Data Collection project will also act as a demonstrator for enabling broad access to scientific knowledge through publication, collection documentation, verification, preservation, and reuse planning, and as a use case for managing sustained long-term access through preservation and re-use planning. Access and preservation are mutually dependent activities – two sides of the same coin. Long-term access and effective re-use is not possible without preservation, and preservation is of little value without access and dissemination mechanisms.<br /><br />Through the provision of managed, curated and published research data collections, this project will, at its conclusion, provide opportunities to visibly link ANDS investment with the RDSI VicNode and NeCTAR UoM-Research Cloud Tools programs based at the University of Melbourne. The bridging of these three National Research Data driven Infrastructure programs is a highly desirable outcome for both the University of Melbourne and the researchers they serve.</p>