Datasources
Datasources (highest level) → have projects/datasets (maybe), subsets of a datasource, sort of equivalent of each other. → sites (lowest level)
All information in EcoPlots belongs to one of multiple datasources. To retrieve more details about the available datasources in EcoPlots, you should use the /datasources endpoint.
Request example:
curl -X POST "https://ecoplots-test.tern.org.au/api/v1.0/datasources?dformat=ndjson" -H "accept: */*" -H "Authorization: apikey-v1 aAbBcC...xXyYzZ" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"query\":{}}"
Response example:
{
"dataset":"TERN Surveillance Monitoring",
"datasetId":"http://linked.data.gov.au/dataset/ausplots",
"description":"<p> AusPlots is a collection of ecological data and samples gathered from a network of plots and transects across Australia by the TERN Ecosystem Surveillance team, using standardised methodologies. </p> <p>The AusPlots collection provides the ecological infrastructure to: </p> <ul><li>quantify the richness and cover of plant species (including weeds); </li><li>quantify the diversity and abundance of soil biodiversity; </li><li>assess the state, spatial heterogeneity and structural complexity of vegetation, including life-stage; </li><li>record vegetation and soil parameters that assist with the validation of remotely sensed ecological products;</li><li>analyse vegetation structure and change based on a series of photo reference images; </li><li>better estimate soil carbon and nutrient stocks; </li><li>conduct taxonomic validation studies based on collected plant voucher specimens; </li><li>conduct DNA barcoding and population genetic profiling based on collected tissue samples. </li></ul> <p> Overall this information will progress understanding of ecosystem processes, structure and function, and more generally progress understanding of the response to disturbance and longer-term environmental change of rangeland ecosystems, which underpins sustainable management practice.</p>.",
"abstract":"N/A",
"version":"2023-04-19",
"created":null,
"creator":"TERN Surveillance Monitoring ",
"creatorId":"https://w3id.org/tern/resources/6be8678c-f354-47da-9667-46daf2a23ac7",
"publisher":"Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)",
"publisherId":"https://w3id.org/tern/resources/a083902d-d821-41be-b663-1d7cb33eea66",
"spatial_extent_min_longitude":113.25800323486328,
"spatial_extent_min_latitude":-42.09260177612305,
"spatial_extent_max_longitude":152.89999389648438,
"spatial_extent_max_latitude":-10.70300006866455
}
...
{ ... }
Datasets
Information in EcoPlots may belong to a smaller datasets, part off the main datasource (also called project). To retrieve more details about the available datasets in EcoPlots, you can use the /datasets endpoint.
Request example:
curl -X POST "https://ecoplots-test.tern.org.au/api/v1.0/datasets?dformat=ndjson" -H "accept: */*" -H "Authorization: apikey-v1 aAbBcC...xXyYzZ" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"query\":{}}"
Response example:
{
"project":"Biomass",
"projectId":"http://linked.data.gov.au/dataset/tern-ecosystem-processes/dataset-biomass",
"dataset":"TERN Ecosystem Processes",
"datasetId":"http://linked.data.gov.au/dataset/tern-ecosystem-processes",
"description":"The TERN Ecosystem Processes above-ground woody biomass Database contains diameter, height and above-ground woody biomass data collected across 15 TERN operated sites spanning 11 vegetation types such as: Mallee woodlands, Eucalypt forests and Rainforests. This database provides above-ground woody biomass values across multiple spatial scales: plant communities, plant individuals and individual stems.",
"abstract":null,
"version":null,
"created":null,
"creator":"TERN Ecosystem Processes",
"creatorId":"https://w3id.org/tern/resources/8f2acf9f-3cf2-48c7-b911-ed1b1113932e",
"publisher":"Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)",
"publisherId":"https://w3id.org/tern/resources/a083902d-d821-41be-b663-1d7cb33eea66",
"spatial_extent_min_longitude":116.93900299072266,
"spatial_extent_min_latitude":-43.09550094604492,
"spatial_extent_max_longitude":153.08799743652344,
"spatial_extent_max_latitude":-13.178999900817871
}
...
{ ... }
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