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Starting soon! Blitz the Gap kicks off on June 1st!

Workflows

Here are some tutorials to access and analyse iNaturalist Canada data to make Blitz the Gap challenges.

Accessing the STAC Catalogue

From Bon in a Box’s “Working with STAC” documentation, which you can see here:

Making priority maps for Blitz the Gap

This is an example workflow to identify gaps in a biodiversity database (like GBIF or iNaturalist), and to generate raster maps where each cell is assigned a priority level…

Using the iNaturalist Canada parquet file

For this working group, iNaturalist Canada provided us their data as a parquet file. Parquet is an open source file format that compresses and encodes large datasets for…

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