BioTIME is designed especially for scientific synthesis studies with research questions about global biodiversity. Our database contains tables on species abundances across time and space, as well as important metadata about the taxa, habitat, and sampling methods. We believe that data is valuable and should be made usable; therefore we abide by the FAIR data principles. This is all made possible by our data contributors.
Maria Dornelas,
Laura H. Antão,
Amanda E. Bates,
Shane A. Blowes,
Viviana Brambilla,
Cher F. Y. Chow,
Garrett J. Fundakowski,
Anne E. Magurran,
Inês S. Martins,
Brian J. McGill,
Faye Moyes,
Alban Sagouis
BioTIME's governance structure was designed to provide transparent, inclusive oversight to guide the project's growth and stewardhsip. The Leadership Council, supported by dedicated committees, coordinates key activities including data standards, knowledge transfer, and community engagement. The Bylaws outline how this structure works and how members can participate in shaping BioTIME's future.