e-Services

The available services are:

• The Biomass-VRE Thesaurus
  

  The Biomass-VRE Thesaurus provides a standardised vocabulary to support navigation, data harmonisation, interoperability, and data comparability within the Biomass Virtual Research Environment (VRE) and across research platforms.

• Workflow 1: Variation of net primary productivity in aquatic environments in relation to global warming
  

  This analytical workflow investigates the influence of global warming on net primary production and other environmental variables in aquatic ecosystems through the integration of remote sensing observations and in situ data.

• Workflow 2: Analysis of changes in net primary production in terrestrial ecosystems.

  This analytical workflow investigates the effects of global warming on net primary production (and related proxies) and other variables in terrestrial ecosystems using remote sensing observations.

• Workflow 3: Trait response of consumers to intrinsic and extrinsic factors
  

  This analytical workflow provide analysis and computational services on various aspects related to the response of consumer biomass to intrinsic and extrinsic factors.

• Workflow 4: Application of machine learning for ecological analysis
  

  This analytical workflow explores multiple machine learning regression algorithms to analyse the relationships between target variables and predictor parameters in ecological research in both aquatic and terrestrial environments.

• Workflow 5: Effects of net primary production on biodiversity in aquatic ecosystem
  

  This analytical workflow investigates the relationship between aquatic biodiversity, derived from in situ field measurements, and environmental variables obtained from satellite observations, including Net Primary Production, chlorophyll-a concentration and sea surface temperature.

• Workflow 6: Analysis of the relationship between biotic and abiotic factors
  

  This analytical workflow  investigates  the relationship between biotic and abiotic factors, and can be used in both aquatic and terrestrial environments.

• Additional Services
  These are indipendent e-services supporting workflow analysis and can be integrated into workflows.