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Enhancing Biodiversity Research: Scratchpads and Biodiversity Data Journal Integration

Explore the seamless workflow between Scratchpads and the Biodiversity Data Journal. Learn how researchers can incentivize, mobilize data, facilitate flow, and take full credit for research products. Discover the features of the open-access journal, including publication of taxon treatments, checklists, inventories, ecological observations, identification keys, and more. Understand how Scratchpads and BDJ interact in data submission and peer review processes, streamlining manuscript preparation and publication. Benefit from an enhanced peer review system and a community-driven approach to biodiversity data. Dive into current taxonomic data production statistics and the importance of biodiversity research in scientific literature.

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Enhancing Biodiversity Research: Scratchpads and Biodiversity Data Journal Integration

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  1. Scratchpads Publishing biodiversity: The interplay between Scratchpads and the Biodiversity Data Journal Dr Dimitrios Koureas Biodiversity Informatics Group The Natural History Museum London

  2. The four nodes of data cycle a seamless workflow Data collection & generation Data publishing Data curation Data analysis

  3. We have to: Incentiviseresearchers Enabledata mobilisation Facilitate data flow

  4. The vision Helping researchers take creditfor allresearch products

  5. The vision Publication module

  6. The main features The Publication module Open-access journal

  7. What will BDJ publish? • Single taxon treatments and nomenclatural acts • Local or regional checklists • Sampling reports and occasional inventories • Habitat-based checklists and inventories • Ecological and biological observations of species and communities? • Single identification keys • biodiversity-related databases, including genomic, ecological and environmental data (data papers) • Biodiversity-related software tools

  8. How do Scratchpads andthe BDJ interact?

  9. Working in a single environment Allowsubmission of datasets for publication without reformattingand restructuring based on standardised XML schema

  10. Assembling a manuscript • Work on multiple manuscripts • Allocate differentpeopletodifferent manuscripts • Handlepermissions

  11. Assembling a manuscript Data included in manuscript in a structured annotatedformat Author names and affiliations

  12. Assembling a manuscript Taxon descriptions

  13. Assembling a manuscript Specimen data

  14. Figures and Tables

  15. Supplementary files Selectfrom existing or uploadnew

  16. Assembling a manuscript References Easily cite bibliography Auto compile list of references

  17. Assembling a manuscript Texts

  18. The publication module Author names and affiliations Taxon descriptions Specimen data Supplementary files Figures and Tables XML Keys References Texts

  19. Previewing your manuscript

  20. Submission & enhanced peer review • Manuscript data validation • One-click submission to BDJ • Traditional peer review and optional panel/public review

  21. The workflow XML submission PENSOFT JOURNAL SYSTEM (PJS 2.0) Scratchpads Community MANUSCRIPT published (XML, PDF) Archive datasets Occurrence data Taxon treatments Taxon names Wiki Plazi

  22. Data collection & generation Data curation Data publishing Thank you Data analysis

  23. Our current taxonomic data production • 15-20k new spp. described annually (2M total)1 • 30k nomenclatural acts (12M total) 1 • 20k phylogenies (750k total)2 • 31k taxa sequenced (360k taxa total)3 • 800k BioMed papers (40M total pp. of taxonomy) 4 Figures from 1) Zhang, Zootaxa 2011 4, 1-4; 2) Web-of-Science; 3) Genbank and 4) PubMed.

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