The service aims at harvesting all the alien taxonomy files from GRIIS based on the country, a parameter set by the user. GRIIS downloads all available files (with an upper hard limit of 500) and zips them to be consumed by Step 3 (Occurrence Syntax Normalizer). If GRIIS retrieves for example 15 files, in the zip it produces there will be 15 files named taxon_{0,2,3….14}.txt It represents Step 2a of the Biotope vulnerability Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative.

This service aims to reformat and produce final output in variuos formats for human and machine2machine reading. It represents the Step 9 of the ARMS Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative.

The size density relationships web service calculates and describes the relationships between size (total biovolume and total carbon content) and density for any given combination of spatial, temporal and taxonomic level of observations. The service works on datasets structured according to the Phytoplankton Data Template that can be selected by the GUI or uploaded by the researchers. The input file is in CSV format with some mandatory fields (density, biovolume or cell carbon content). Before selecting or uploading the input file, users have to specify some parameters (e.g., the trait to be used for the size distribution, the taxonomic level for the size distribution and the spatial and temporal levels for the clusterization of data). The web service provides as output a zip file containing two summary tables in csv format and a scatter plot.

BiblioNevada is an online application for the query of the scientific publications in relation to Biodiversity, Environment and Ecological aspects linked to Global Change in Sierra Nevada. The dataset includes all publications on Sierra Nevada, excluding those related to purely geological aspects (mineralogy or internal geodynamics), to historical aspects not related to the environment or to astronomical research.

Document repository of scientific publications of research carried out at (or related to) Doñana.

This service allows to choose which column of the MasterARMS file contains the specific data to process. Moreover, it permits to provide additional files or arguments as parameters. It represents the Step 4 of the ARMS Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative.

This service aims at creating a stack of coregistered multi-spectral raster images. It groups four multi-seasons images and stack them to obtain a unique image at native resolution (30 meters) by using the Landsat 5 sensor. It represents the Step 3 of the Ailanthus Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative.

This service aims at converting coordinates expressed in any format (MGRS, UTM, sexagesimal geographic) to decimal geographic coordinates, which is the GBIF publication format.

pyhydrophone is an open-source Python package that has been developed to ease the import of underwater sound data recorded with a hydrophone to python, so postprocessing and AI can be easily performed on the data afterwards. Different recorders can be added with their different way of reading metadata, so the users do not have to worry about the format but just about the outcome.

It is a Support Vector Machine classifier trained for a 2-classes problem. It represents the Step 9 of the Ailanthus Workflow within the Internal Joint Initiative.