LifeWatch Belgium E-Lab: User Guide

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Description

LifeWatch ERIC builds and operates open e-science infrastructure that can support biodiversity and ecosystem research. The developed e-services facilitate open data exchange, visualization and analysis and are provided to the user through dedicated Virtual Laboratories and applications.

The Belgian LifeWatch E-lab, developed by LifeWatch Belgium, is one of these virtual laboratories.

This online application allows users to standardize, analyze and visualize their data, making use of web services built on top of internal and external reference databases. A user can select several data services (taxonomic, geographic, thematic, etc.) and run them successively through a straightforward user interface. The LifeWatch.be web services can be used in a concatenated way, where the output of one web service is the input for the next web service. Establishing such workflows helps solving (complicated) biological questions.

This user guide tutorial explains the use of the LifeWatch web services. 

1 - General
1.1 - Identifier
51
1.2 - URL type
URL
1.3 - URL
https://training.lifewatch.eu/user-manuals-and-tutorials/resources/?resource=/course/view.php?id=46
1.4 - Title
LifeWatch Belgium E-Lab: User Guide
1.5 - Language
en
1.6 - Description
LifeWatch ERIC builds and operates open e-science infrastructure that can support biodiversity and ecosystem research. The developed e-services facilitate open data exchange, visualization and analysis and are provided to the user through dedicated Virtual Laboratories and applications. The Belgian LifeWatch E-lab, developed by LifeWatch Belgium, is one of these virtual laboratories. This online application allows users to standardize, analyze and visualize their data, making use of web services built on top of internal and external reference databases. A user can select several data services (taxonomic, geographic, thematic, etc.) and run them successively through a straightforward user interface. The LifeWatch.be web services can be used in a concatenated way, where the output of one web service is the input for the next web service. Establishing such workflows helps solving (complicated) biological questions. This user guide explains the use of the LifeWatch web services.
1.7 - Keywords
web services
e-science
virtual laboratories
1.8 - Geographical availability
WW
2 - Life Cycle
2.1 - Version
Not available
2.2 - Status
Final
2.3 - Contribute
2.3.1 - Role
Author
2.3.2 - Entity
LifeWatch Belgium
2.4 - Date
2021
3 - Educational
3.1 - Interactivity type
Mixed
3.2 - Learning resource type
Experiment
3.3 - Interactivity level
High
3.4 - Semantic density
Medium
3.5 - Target group
Researchers
Students
3.6 - Context
Other
3.7 - Expertise level
Intermediate
3.8 - Typical learning time
Knowledge-dependent
3.9 - Learning outcome(s)
3.10 - Access rights
Open access
3.11 - Cost
No
3.12 - Copyright and other restrictions
Yes
3.13 - Conditions of use
LifeWatch Belgium
4 - Technical
4.1 - Size
Not Available
4.2 - Scientific domain and subdomain
Natural Sciences - Earth and related environmental sciences
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