Plant health surveillance is conducted by biosecurity agencies and industry to maintain food quality, prevent the spread of pests and facilitate trade in foodstuffs. The term Pest Record is defined in ISPM 6. International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPMs) are standards adopted by the Commission on Phytosanitary Measures (CPM), which is the governing body of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC).
A SKOS vocabulary of Australian States and Territories with Concepts taken from Named Individuals in the LocI Linked Data ASGS, 2016.
Derived from Australian Standard AS 4590.1:2017 citing The Australian Communications Media Authority (ACMA) Telecommunications Numbering Plan 2015.
The Federal Department representing national interests across agriculture, water and the environment.
A large and diverse portfolio that includes agencies, statutory and non-statutory bodies, independent advisors and industry representatives.
The PROJECT ontology is designed to enable publication of information describing projects, including research projects. It is not designed to support project management, though sub-activities are included. As far as possible PROJECT is intended to be domain-neutral, and it is expected that domains and applications will specialize or extend this ontology for more specific purposes.
The ontology gives terms to support the representation of:
- project planning, funding, goals
- project stakeholders and relationships
- project activities and timeline
ABS 2011 Local Government Areas of Australia as an RDF dataset in GeoSPARQL.
Collaborative Australian Protected Areas Dataset (CAPAD) 2018 - Terrestrial as an RDF dataset in GeoSPARQL.
The WWF Terrestrial Ecoregions of the World as an RDF dataset in GeoSPARQL.
Natural Resource Management regions 2017 as an RDF spatial dataset in GeoSPARQL.
This RDF dataset contains some of the geological Features of Interest (GeoFoIs) of Queensland described and published by the Geological Survey of Queensland.
This dataset considers each GeoFoI to be a specialised form of the SOSA Ontology's Feature of Interest, which allows them to be associated with property obsesrvations.
