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New biodiversity data pipelines aim to turn species records into policy tools
Key Takeaways
- B-Cubed has created automated biodiversity data pipelines tested through case studies.
- The project uses GBIF-based species occurrence cubes to standardize observations for analysis.
- Indicators derived from the cubes can support trend tracking, invasion monitoring, and policy reporting.
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