Individual Contributions to EOL

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Two examples of how members of the public can make individual contributions to EOL: Adding text directly to EOL pages, and locating appropriately licensed images online for sharing to EOL or our partners.

Individual contributions

•Direct text entry
•Inviting images found online

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TraitBank is the structured data service of the Encyclopedia of Life. Launched in 2014, it currently hosts 9 million data records for 1.7 million taxa, including trait records (eg: cell size, life history traits) and other attributes including administrative ones (eg: IUCN status, type specimen repository). Marine datasets include verbal localities from WoRMS, habitat categories from AlgaeBase, water temperature ranges based on known occurrence records from OBIS, and literature derived datasets including cell masses of phytoplankton and tissue mineralization types of algae and invertebrates. Hosted records include all available metadata, including detailed attribution, url of data source if online; organism information including sex and life stage; date, locality and method information for field studies, and any other fields provided by the source. TraitBank is not a repository. Most hosted records are deposited with a scholarly publication, or an institutional or aggregator database. Presence in TraitBank makes individual records findable by EOL search (http://eol.org/ data_search) or web search engine. Search results on EOL are available by CSV download and records are available to semantic web applications via a JSON-LD web service, including all metadata. Fresh Data is a data search service in development primarily for the Citizen Science community, funded by NSF. Interested occurrence data providers will register to be indexed. Their data will be deposited at GBIF, using the IPT, if possible, and in TraitBank otherwise (eg: presence/absence or abundance data, if GBIF cannot accommodate them). Searchers can query the index for recent records by time, location and taxonomic group. Registered researchers will also be able to save and publish their data queries, which will alert them if new data appears matching their criteria, and alert the data provider that their data was delivered to a subscriber.

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Individual Contributions to EOL

1. Individual contributions •Direct text entry •Inviting images found online