Output file of the "Occurrences Syntax Normalizer" service (step 3) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents also the input file of the "Occurrence Datacube Builder" service (step 4) if incidence is considered, or the input file of the "CIMPAL Calculator" service (step 6) if impact is considered. It is a TXT file with TSV data that includes the alien taxa in the area of interest, from GRIIS or uploaded by the user.

Output file of the "CIMPAL Calculator" service (step 6) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents also the input of the "Zonal Statistics Producer" service (step 7). It represents the vulnerability of biotopes to the impacts of a given alien species according to the magnitude of impact reported.

Output file of the "Occurrences DataCube Analyst" service (step 5) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents also the input of the "Zonal Statistics Producer" service (step 7). It is the vulnerability map that represents the cumulative alien taxa observation for all the years.

Output file of the "Zonal Statistics Producer" service (step 7) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It includes the statistics per zone of any given quantitative variable. The separator is a semi-colon and the first line contains the names of the fields. Each row provides the code of the zone and the spatial statistics of the quantitative variable.

Output file of the "Occurrences Syntax Normalizer" service (step 3) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents also the input file of the "Occurrence Datacube Builder" service (step 4) if incidence is considered, or the input file of the "CIMPAL Calculator" service (step 6) if impact is considered. It is a TXT file that contains TSV data with species occurrences in one country. It contains at least 5 columns: - CoordN (numeric) : the latitude of the observed specimen expressed in decimal degree in WGS 84 coordinate system (EPSG:4326) - CoordE (numeric) : the longitude of the observed specimen expressed in decimal degree in WGS 84 coordinate system (EPSG:4326) - Name (text) : the name of the species - ClassKey (numeric): the GBIF taxonomic class key - TaxonKey (numeric): the GBIF taxonomic class key - Year (numeric) : the year of the observation - CoordPrecision (numeric) : the CE 95 uncertainty on the location of the observation, expressed in meter.

Output file of the "GRIIS Extractor" service (step 2a) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents also the output file of the "Alien Taxonomy Dataset Uploader" service (step 2b) when the input comes from the user.

Input file of the "Zonal Statistics Producer" service (step 7) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents the spatial layers for aggregating results at different scales or criteria. E.g. MSFD marine regions, countries, EEZ.

Output file of the "Occurrences DataCube Builder" service (step 4) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It represents also the input of the "Occurrences DataCube Analyst" service (step 5). It is the class aggregated datacube that is a CSV file structured as follows: - Date - Geolocation code - Species name - Frequency - Minimum uncertainty.

Input file of the "CIMPAL Calculator" service (step 6) of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative. It links a species impact to a given biotope using predefined weights (defined by the user own criteria / framework). A species can impact multiple biotope categories with different impact weights. If available, the strength of evidence of each specific species-biotope impact weight can be provided, which will allow to calculate an "uncertainty averse" version of the CIMPAL index, otherwise only a "precautionary" version is calculated. The biotope categories must match spatial layers habitat names in input file "Biotopes.zip". The structure of the file is as follows: - Species name (text) - Biotope category (text) - Magnitude of impact (numeric) - Strength of evidence (numeric) (optional)