International Living Atlases Workshop Madrid 2018

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International Living Atlases Workshop Madrid 2018 Atlas of Living Australia - Introduction Nick dos Remedios & Dave Martin

About the ALA Established in 2008 (10 year birthday!) Funded by the Australian Federal Government via the “National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy” (NCRIS) NCRIS supports national research capability through 27 active projects and is comprised of 222 institutions employing over 1700 technical experts, researchers and facility managers. NCRIS facilities are used by over 35,000 researchers, both domestically and internationally Hosted by CSIRO (Australia’s national research organisation) Ongoing funding into the future (~$3 million/yr) ~25 staff & ~half are developers/data analysts GBIF Australia

What do we do? Names & taxonomy (BIE) Aggregate occurrence records (Biocache) Datasets, collections, institutions, etc... metadata (Collectory) Citizen Science - BioCollect & DigiVol Lists, Dashboard, Spatial Portal, Regions, Specimens, Image service, Profiles & everything else

Open Source & Open Access All code is open source and available via GitHub: https://github.com/AtlasOfLivingAustralia ALA infrastructure is free to run (no commercial dependencies) Linux installation Creative Commons 3.0 attribution

Who are our user?

Roadmap Continued maintenance & improvement Grails 3, BS3, JDK8, Ansible scripts more tests - unit & functional Implement UX review recommendations role-based design - drive users to the pages and interfaces that best layered design - filter the UI to show/hide complex features, depending on the “role” DOIs on downloads (released soon) and on other data (datasets, PDFs, field guides, checklists, etc.) Web services to use OpenAPI (Swagger)