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Gary GELLER NASA Ecological Forecasting Program Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology NASA Biodiversity Meeting Alexandria, VA 6 October 2011 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (c) 2011 California Institute of Technology. Government sponsorship acknowledged. Sakurai Midori, Wikimedia Commons GEO Biodiversity Observation Network Integration and interoperability of biodiversity systems

2 Short History World Summit on Sustainable Development GEO formed GEOSS established GEO BON first meeting (Geneva)

3  Lots of it…  Many sources and systems  Systems are not connected  Mash ups are difficult  Limited sharing  Global view is impossible Biodiversity Data Wikimedia Commons

4 GEO BON  Develop global “network of networks” Interoperability  Coordinate… Collection, management, distribution  Facilitate new products and services

5 Basic Questions 1.How is biodiversity changing? 2.Why is it changing? 3.What are the impacts?

6 Focal Areas 1.Ecosystems 2.Species 3.Genes 4.Ecosystem services Wikimedia Commons

7 Users  UN Convention on Biological Diversity  Assessment bodies (e.g. IPBES)  Decision makers at all levels  Researchers  General public Wikimedia commons

8 Biodiversity Science-Policy Landscape Assessment (IPBES) Observations (GEO BON) Research Slide courtesy of Anne Larigauderie/DIVERSITAS Policy (UNCBD…)

9 Climate Science-Policy Landscape Assessment (IPCC) Policy (UNFCCC) Observations (GCOS, GOOS…) Slide courtesy of Anne Larigauderie/DIVERSITAS Research

10 Example GEO BON Products  Change analyses  Trends in ecosystem services  Trends in population size  Trends in ecosystem health or extent Wikimedia commons

11 Implementation Approach  Voluntary contributions  Collaborative  Opportunistic  9 Topical working groups Wikimedia commons

12 Wageningen Adequacy Report  CBD asked GEO BON to assess adequacy of existing observations relevant to the Aichi targets  Wageningen workshop (52 experts) Drafted report  Peer-reviewed by 77 others

13 Essential Biodiversity Variables  Inspired by Essential Climate Variables Critical for understanding the climate system and how it is changing Support IPCC and UNFCCC  Direct measurements  Calculated variables plus their dependencies  Just starting…

14 EBVs: Next Steps  Complete list of EBVs  Establish protocol for peer review and updates Wikimedia commons

15 Global Wetland Observing System  Ramsar State of the World’s Wetlands reports Analogous to IPCC reports Requires observational input  GWOS Concept initiated by WG4, + WI Miniature GEO BON Wikimedia Commons

16 GEO BON Next Steps  Develop EBVs and pursue GWOS  Engage national governments  Large coordination meeting in 2012  Develop global indicators  Put in context of an EOS for biodiversity Wikimedia commons