About this Provider
The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) is Australia’s national biodiversity data infrastructure. It allows researchers, decision makers and the community to contribute, access and analyse data on Australia’s plants, animals and fungi. The ALA also supports international research as the Australian node of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility.
Contact Information
P: +00 0000 000
- Building 2/79, CSIRO Black Mountain, Canberra, ACT 2601
TYPE OF CLIENTS
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The open-source Living Atlases software that underpins the ALA’s infrastructure has been adopted by 20 countries for their biodiversity data systems, with a further 14 countries either in discussion or under development. More than 135,000 users currently access ALA data and services, making it one of the world’s most important biodiversity and environmental data infrastructures.
The ALA maintains rich partnerships with the Australian citizen science and biosecurity sectors given their importance in monitoring biodiversity, and a growing Indigenous Ecological Knowledge program framed around incorporating indigenous species names and other traditional knowledge into the ALA.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Our mission is to deliver trusted biodiversity data services for Australia supporting world-class research and decision-making.
- Software engineering
- Taxonomic data management
- Biodiversity data standards
- Data analysis and visualisation
- Data extract, transform and load capability
- Cloud IT infrastructure
- Application Programming Interfaces
- Biodiversity data infrastructure
- Mobile applications for biodiversity data acquisition
- DigiVol node at Australian Museum to support volunteer transcription of data
- Digitisation capability through Biodiversity Heritage Library node
- Australian node of iNaturalist to support biodiversity acquisition from citizen science programs
- BioCollect field data acquisition and data hubs
Services
- Software engineering
- Taxonomic data management
- Biodiversity data standards
- Data analysis and visualisation
- Data extract, transform and load capability
- Cloud IT infrastructure
- Application Programming Interfaces
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Equipment
- Biodiversity data infrastructure
- Mobile applications for biodiversity data acquisition
- DigiVol node at Australian Museum to support volunteer transcription of data
- Digitisation capability through Biodiversity Heritage Library node
- Australian node of iNaturalist to support biodiversity acquisition from citizen science programs
- BioCollect field data acquisition and data hubs
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People
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