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The  Australian Biodiversity Information Standard (ABIS)  is a data standard that has been developed to represent and exchange biodiversity data expressed using the  Resource Descripti  on   Framework (RDF) . ABIS has the  TERN ontology  at its core, which is a conceptual information model that represents plot-based ecological surveys. The RDF-linked data structure is self-describing, composed of “triples”. This format is quite different from tabular data. During the Australian federal government  Biodiversity Data Repository  pilot project, occurrence data in tabular  Darwin Core  format was converted into ABIS linked data. This lightning talk will describe the approach taken, the challenges that arose, and the ways in which data using Darwin Core terms can be represented in a different way using linked data technologies.

Mapping between Darwin Core and the Australian Biodiversity Information Standard: A linked data example