https://ipt.gbif.org/resource?r=lgomezlighthousebirds
literature birds
luz
gomez
NHMD
collection manager
DK
luz
gomez
NHMD
collection manager
DK
luz
gomez
NHMD
collection manager
DK
user
2022-12-16
eng
The data package corresponds to 1273 bird records published by the Natural History Museum of Denmark, in the localities: Hanstholm Fyr and, Lodbjerg Fyr. Through a literature search from 1886 to 1938 in which any of the 101 species mentioned or the 3 genera found respectively were reported.
Occurrence
GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type_2015-07-10.xml
Aves
n/a
Denmark
n/a
Literature
n/a
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 4.0 License.
The study area in which the review was carried out was Denmark, in the national park Lodbjerg Fyr (56.823428 – 8.262789) and, Hanstholm Fyr (57.112667 - 8.598575)
8.263
8.599
57.113
56.823
1886-09-30
1938-10-28
N/A
phylum
Chordata
family
Fringillidae
family
Scolopacidae
family
Podicipedidae
class
Aves
family
Emberizidae
order
Charadriiformes
order
Passeriformes
family
Turdidae
family
Haematopodidae
family
Charadriidae
family
Sylviidae
family
Phylloscopidae
order
Podicipediformes
family
Muscicapidae
family
Sturnidae
kingdom
Animalia
family
Alaudidae
irregular
luz
gomez
NHMD
collection manager
DK
1. Digitization of the literature with personnel trained in the use of the scanner and in the extraction of text from the scans using optical character recognition (OCR) software.
2. The NHM-DK Department of Birds Curator of Ornithology will lead the team responsible for taxonomic verification, curation, cleaning, formatting and transformation of the data, and will oversee the introduction of metadata for the published dataset .
Between 1883-1939, there were 45 lighthouses and lightships in operation in Denmark. The lighthouses were used by several species of birds during the nights of their migration period [Lodbjerg Fyr (56.823428 – 8.262789) and, Hanstholm Fyr (57.112667 - 8.598575)], they were preserved and cataloged by the Copenhagen Museum, and, They documented the observations of the meteorological conditions at the time of the discovery of the specimens.
1. Digitization of literature
2. Extraction of the text (Scientific name that appears in the book, common name(s) in Danish that appears in the book; locality; year/month/day; observed number of individuals; sex, stage of life; comments, and URL of the digitized book page where the biological record is provided) of the scans using optical character recognition (OCR) software.
3. Data transfer from scanned PDFs to spreadsheet format.
4. Taxonomic verification, Curation, cleaning, format and transformation of the data
5. Introduction of metadata for the published data set.
1. Taxonomic verification, Curation, cleaning, format and transformation of the data
2. Verification of credentials of the institution, director and curator by DanBIF
2022-12-16T21:01:27.338+00:00
dataset
Fuglene ved de danske Fyr, 1883-1939
Lighthouse Birds
https://ipt.gbif.org/resource?id=lgomezlighthousebirds/v1.1.xml