This service aims to make available all the climatic data available on Sierra Nevada for any user interested in downloading them. It has a web form through which the user can select the different stations and variables measured in them and download data from a given date range.

This service aims to be a citizen science portal where users can contribute with both documents and historical images of Sierra Nevada and its surroundings.

Grafana is a tool for visualizing time series data. From a series of data collected in LifeBlock (from all its nodes and the blockchain itself), a graphical overview of the status of the entire infrastructure is obtained.

wateRinfo facilitates access to waterinfo.be, a website managed by the Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) and Flanders Hydraulics Research. The website provides access to real-time water and weather related environmental variables for Flanders (Belgium), such as rainfall, air pressure, discharge, and water level. The package provides functions to search for stations and variables, and download time series.

This service aims to make accessible and searchable the data collected in real-time (6 hours - update interval) by a network of micro-stations deployed in the oak groves of Sierra Nevada within the framework of the Sierra Nevada Global Change Observatory.

ERC-20 token located in LifeBlock Testnet. This is the reference token of LifeBlock Testnet and will be used for generic purposes related to the operation of LifeBlock.

This online and interactive environment provides access to all data of the European Tracking Network. The VRE includes a database for storage and integration of acoustic telemetry data and a number of analytical tools for analysing the data using R that are: - the LifeWatch Data Explorer for fish telemetry, a RShiny GUI for data exploration; - an RStudio IDE that allows the user to develop and run R scripts online on the available telemetry data; - an Rpackage that incorporates specific functions to start a smooth analysis of telemetry data.

rgbif is an R package to search and retrieve data from the Global Biodiverity Information Facilty (GBIF). rgbif wraps R code around the GBIF API to allow you to talk to GBIF from R.

The Karst Research Institute ZRC SAZU installed a meteorological station with soil sensors in Sela pri Otovcu (Bela krajina) in SE-Slovenia, near the habitat of black proteus (Proteus anguinus parkelj). The meteorological station with soil sensors includes a central processing and memory unit, sensors (solar radiation, air pressure, air temperature, humidity, precipitation, snow cover height, soil temperature and humidity), wireless data transmission module and power supply unit (solar panel). The equipment was purchased on 16 April 2021 within the RI-SI-LifeWatch project. It is intended for monitoring all major meteorological parameters for the purposes of ecological and karst habitat research.

The objective of this service is to implement a test network on blockchain technology for the permanent storage of data related to ecosystem variables and datasets. This instance of the service has been designed as a test network and is supported under Hyperledger Besu technology. It has full operability for tokens and smart contracts, with support for IBTF consensus and provides a service for reading and writing hashes stored in IPFS systems. Technical data for this testnet: - Name of the net: LifeBlock Testnet - NetworkId: 3170 - Coin: LifeCoin - Native token: LifeToken - Coins issued: 9.200.000 - Gas price: 0