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11 th International Symposium for GIS and Computer Cartography for Coastal Zones ManagementWieczorek, J. (2011), The GBIF Integrated Publishing Toolkit User Manual, version 2.0. Copenhagen: Global BiodiversityInformation Facility.30
Development of a Smart Pad Service ofKorea Ocean Biogeographic Information SystemSung-Dae Kim, Soo-Young Park, Sang-Ho Baek & Jin-Hee LeeOceanographic Data and Information Center, Korea Institute of Marine Science and Technology,787 Haean-ro(st), Sangnok-gu, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Koreasdkim@kiost.acAbstractKorea Biogeographic Information System (KOBIS) has been developed to manage occurrence information ofmarine organisms in Korean waters and make it available to the research scientists and the general public using aGIS interface (Kim et al., 2011). Occurrence information was mostly collected from research articles, project reportsand illustrated books of marine organisms. KOBIS started its internet data service in the middle of 2008 and itsmobile data service in 2010. The mobile applications for iPhone and Android smartphones were developed in 2010and 2011 and distributed through the App Store and Android market respectively. In 2012 a new smart pad applicationwas developed to support marine researchers in the ocean survey field. Researchers can upload observation datato the KOBIS DB directly and refer occurrence data and species information of the species they found in the field. Italso provides real-time monitoring data acquired by the acoustic red-tide detection system.IntroductionOBIS (Ocean Biogeographic Information System) is an evolving strategic alliance of people and organizationssharing a vision to make marine biogeographic data, from all over the world, freely available over the World WideWeb. OBIS is tailored towards global awareness of our oceans and global contribution to knowledge about ouroceans (www.iobis.org). The OBIS portal provides distributed data searching, a taxonomy name service, a GIS withaccess to relevant environmental data, biological modeling, and education modules for mariners, students, environmentalmanagers, and scientists (Zhang and Grassle, 2003).Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST) joined OBIS as a regional node and started to developKorea Biogeographic Information System (KOBIS) in 2007. The main missions of KOBIS are collection, managementand provision of occurrence information on marine organisms appearing in Korean waters (Figure 1). We havemade much effort to collect as much data as possible and to set up DB system and to develop GIS services. Datausers can access KOBIS data through an internet web site, mobile web site and mobile applications for smart phoneand smart pad tablet device.Figure 1. System Structure of KOBISDatabase system and GIS services of KOBISTo compile maximum marine occurrence data, we collected data from reports of research projects and researcharticles printed in Korean journals (Table 1). Some appearance information, which was obtained from in situ observationby KIOST scientists during their research projects, was directly submitted to KOBIS. The additional envi-31
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