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Data Centers as defined in the NFDI4Biodiversity consortium are departments of science informatics and data infrastructure at recognized science institutions devoted to manage, store, archive and publish various types of bio- and geodiversity data. The core group of ten GFBio data centers has agreed on a number of consensus documents, tools, data pipelines and standards and technical formats for interoperability as published in the GFBio Wiki. Each of the data centers has its own profile (see below) and provides a portfolio of services which is in accordance with the core tasks of the respective organisation. Data are available via various facets of the GFBio search portal and as far as appropriate via the VAT tool/ GeoEngine.

e!DAL-PGP – Plant Genomics and Phenomics Research Data Repository

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ENA – European Nucleotide Archive

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The Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns (SNSB) is a natural history collection facility in Bavaria. TheSNSB IT Centeras part of the SNSB is its institutional repository primarily for scientific bio- and geodiversity data of the natural history collections belonging to the SNSB.

The mission comprizes research activities in the field of biodiversity informatics and data science. Software is mainly designed and set up following the concepts of the Diversity Workbench (DWB). DWB software tools are registered in bio.tools, a service of ELIXIR Europe.

The SNSB IT Center as GFBio Data Center supports scientists and institutions by offering DWB support and workshops. Additional services are provided on a case-by-case basis. They might include the sustainable DWB management of data from its generation up to persistent storage, archiving and publication of approved, quality-controlled, standardized and well-structured, i.e. FAIR

• occurrence and provenance data (from specimens, biological samples and observations)
• taxonomic and checklist data
• trait data (e.g., morphological, anatomical, chemical and molecular descriptions)

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