The Australian Soil Classification (3rd edn 2021) provides a framework for organising knowledge about Australian soils by allocating soils to classes via a key.
The data was converted from the ePub representation to this 'linked-data' format by Simon J D Cox .
Maintained at https://github.com/ANZSoilData/def-au-asc
A Semantic Web version of a physical archive on the demography and health of Indigenous Australians collected in a collaboration between Dr Gordon Briscoe and Dr Leonard Smith between 1970 and the present. The physical archive is curated by the Australian National University (ANU) Archives.
The Semantic Web expression of the structure of the content of the National Species List as a data model.
The New South Wales Forest Monitoring and improvement Program (NSW-FMIP) dataset contains data derived from LIDAR scans in 15 native forest plots within New South Wales in April 2021, during a pilot of potential field measurement methods for the state-wide forest plot network. Data includes tree height, diameter, canopy cover, species composition, coarse woody debris, above-ground biomass and biodiversity Assessment Method structure.
This data model is for the exchange of geochemistry data. It is intended for use initially by organisations supplying geochemistry results to the Geological Survey of Queensland and then perhaps later for geochemistry data exchange in Australia generally.
A profile of the taxonomy data model SKOS - i.e. SKOS with additional constraints
Identifiers for BDBSA survey data.
See https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/science/information-and-data/biological-databases-of-south-australia for more information.
A subset of the dataset is made available for viewing publicly at the SPARQL endpoint https://graphdb.tern.org.au/repositories/bdbsa_data_demo.
The Australian Biodiversity Information Standard (ABIS) is a data standard that specifies how information about biodiversity is to be represented for exchange and use in Australia.
ABIS is online at https://linked.data.gov.au/def/abis
It is a technical data standard and mandates a specific form of machine-readable information representation: RDF.
The DAWE Natural Resource Management (NRM) controlled vocabularies support the data representation of field survey data collected using the NRM collection protocols.
DAWE is establishing the core of an Australian National Biodiversity Knowledge Graph. The BDR initially will focus on occurrence records and ecological data relevant to environmental assessments under state-based and Commonwealth (EPBC) environmental approvals. Over time, this may be the core of a much wider biodiversity knowledge graph incorporating a broader set of information on Australia's biodiversity.
