Application of Multi-Source Data Hybrid Technology in Navigation and Communication Technology

Xiong, Jinzhu

doi:10.3991/ijoe.v15i01.9775

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“…A large amount of data in an integrated biodiversity system should be managed effectively and efficiently. These issues can be solved by using a semantic search system by using technology about ontology, natural language processing, and information retrieval so that system can understand the contextual meaning of terms in order to generate more relevant results [20], [52], [53]. Furthermore, the result of data analysis is data visualization, prediction, statistics, and assessment to ease the user to interpret the meaning of data in order to get the best decision making [33], [54], [55].…”

Section: Technology Infrastructurementioning

confidence: 99%

Lessons from Integrated Biodiversity Information System Implementation Initiatives

Sensuse¹,

Noprisson²,

Ayumi³

et al. 2022

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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Biodiversity information system (BIS) plays an essential role in supporting research, exploration, and conservation activities of biodiversity. However, the implementation of BIS is complex and challenging because it involves many stakeholders and various datasets and systems. As a developing country, Indonesia started to implement the integrated BIS because of its benefit to managing Indonesia's biodiversity effectively. This paper attempted to explore the lesson learned of BIS implementation in several countries that may be useful for other countries to develop and implement BIS. This research was accomplished by conducting four focus group discussions (FGDs) that involved a representative of stakeholders, practitioners, and experts of a biodiversity information system in discussing issues in BIS implementation. The first FGD was conducted in Jakarta, Indonesia, which involved 16 participants. The second FGD has invited thirteen members and conducted them in Taiwan. The third session of FGD has been done by discussing with six members of FGD in Spain. The last FGD was held in Japan and invited eight members from several South Korea and Japan institutions. The output of FGDs was an analysis of five themes were identified, including data management, technology infrastructure, funding management, stakeholder involvement, and specialized agency. Stakeholder involvement is important to formulate policies and support BIS implementation and utilization sustainability. The lesson related to funding resources is that many organizations or people must be managed in centralization. It means a specialized agency is needed to conduct and control all programs related to BIS implementation.

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