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EcoBank: A flexible database platform for sharing ecological data

Hyun Woo KimNational Institute of Ecology, Seocheon-gun, South Korea National Institute of Ecology Seocheon-gun South KoreaSungsoo YoonNational Institute of Ecology, Seocheon-gun, South Korea National Institute of Ecology Seocheon-gun South KoreaMokyoung KimNational Institute of Ecology, Seocheon-gun, South Korea National Institute of Ecology Seocheon-gun South KoreaMan‐Seok ShinNational Institute of Ecology, Seocheon-gun, South Korea National Institute of Ecology Seocheon-gun South KoreaHeenam YoonNational Institute of Ecology, Seocheon-gun, South Korea National Institute of Ecology Seocheon-gun South KoreaKidong KimNational Institute of Ecology, Seocheon-gun, South Korea
2021en
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BACKGROUND: Environmental crisis challenges the human race harder than ever before. Ecologists have produced a massive amount of data to cope with the crisis. Accordingly, many national scale ecological database systems have been developed worldwide to manage and analyse these datasets. However, in Korea, ecological datasets produced by different research institutes for different purposes have not been integrated or serviced due to poorly designed information infrastructure. To address this obstacle, we present EcoBank (www.nie-ecobank.kr), an open, web-based ecological database platform designed to play an important role in ecosystem analysis, not only in Korea, but also worldwide. NEW INFORMATION: The architecture of EcoBank comprises core technologies of WebGIS, Application Programming Interface (API), responsive web and open-source software (OSS). Comprehensive ecological datasets from three different sources, including the National Institute of Ecology (NIE) in Korea, related national and international platforms and repositories, enter the three conceptual modules in EcoBank: data management, analysis and service. Diverse potential stakeholders of EcoBank can be classified into three groups: researchers, policy-makers and public users. EcoBank aims to expand its horizons through mutual communication amongst these stakeholders. We opened and launched the EcoBank service in December 2019 and have now begun to broaden its network by linking it to other data platforms and repositories over the globe to find possible solutions to ecological issues in Korea.

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