Published: 25 Mar 2022 685 views
The 2022 Ebbe Nielsen Challenge has opened with the aim of recognizing innovative entries that leverage biodiversity data and tools from the GBIF network to advance open science.
Challenge entries can take any number of forms, as entrants may choose to develop new applications, visualizations, methods, workflows or analyses, often (but not always) making use of the GBIF API to access data. Entries may also build on or extend the capabilities of existing tools and features available across the GBIF network. We encourage entrants to review previous winners as well as previous winning entries for ideas, problems or approaches you may wish to pursue.
GBIF—the Global Biodiversity Information Facility—is an international network and data infrastructure funded by the world's governments and aimed at providing anyone, anywhere, open access to data about all types of life on Earth.
Application Deadline | 14 Aug 2022 |
Type | Entrepreneurs |
Sponsor | Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) |
Gender | Men and Women |
An expert jury will judge entries on their openness and repeatability, relevance and novelty and present a selected pool of winners with a total of up to €20,000 in prizes.
The Challenge is open to individuals, teams of individuals, companies and their employees, and governmental agencies and their employees.
The Challenge is not open to:
Entrants must complete the entry form, which provides information about the entry, including:
The judges and GBIF Secretariat staff must be able to
Entrants can prepare and document their entries on a repository or platform of their choosing—GitHub, Jupyter Notebook, Dryad, FigShare, Open Science Framework or their own website.
By encouraging entrants to use tools that they're already familiar and comfortable with, we hope that anyone interested in submitting can focus squarely on questions of what, why and how—
For more details, visit GBIF website.