2005 · 108 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesEcologyEnvironmental SciencesBiodiversity MonitoringBiogeographyCommunity EcologyBiodiversityData QualityData Quality ControlSpecies RichnessBiodiversity Data AnalysisBiodiversity DatabasesSpecies Occurrence RecordsTaxonomic Data Quality ControlUser Communities
This paper was commissioned from Arthur Chapman in 2004 by the GBIF DIGIT programme to highlight the importance of data quality as it relates to primary species occurrence data. Our understanding of these issues and the tools available for facilitating error checking and cleaning is rapidly evolving. As a result we see this paper as an interim discussion of the topics as they stood in 2004. Therefore, we expect there will be future versions of this document and would appreciate the data provider and user communities’ input.
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