GBIF Norway

Summary

GBIF Norway is a facility^[1].

Key Facts

• GBIF Norway's field of work was biodiversity informatics^[2].
• GBIF Norway's field of work was data library^[3].
• GBIF Norway's field of work was research data management^[4].
• GBIF Norway was a member of Global Biodiversity Information Facility^[5].
• GBIF Norway is located in Oslo^[6].
• GBIF Norway is in the country of Norway^[7].
• GBIF Norway's instance of is recorded as facility^[8].
• GBIF Norway's instance of is recorded as data hub^[9].
• GBIF Norway's instance of is recorded as open content^[10].
• GBIF Norway's instance of is recorded as research infrastructure^[11].
• GBIF Norway's instance of is recorded as group of humans^[12].
• GBIF Norway's owned by is recorded as Government of Norway^[13].
• GBIF Norway's owned by is recorded as Research Council of Norway^[14].
• GBIF Norway's logo image is recorded as Gbif-no-logo.png^[15].
• GBIF Norway's headquarters location is recorded as Natural History Museum in Oslo^[16].
• GBIF Norway's headquarters location is recorded as Oslo Botanical Garden^[17].
• GBIF Norway's location is recorded as Oslo^[18].
• GBIF Norway's location is recorded as Trondheim^[19].
• GBIF Norway's part of is recorded as Global Biodiversity Information Facility^[20].
• GBIF Norway's part of is recorded as University of Oslo^[21].
• GBIF Norway's part of is recorded as Natural History Museum in Oslo^[22].
• GBIF Norway's part of is recorded as Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre^[23].
• GBIF Norway's has part is recorded as University of Oslo^[24].
• GBIF Norway's has part is recorded as Norwegian University of Science and Technology^[25].
• GBIF Norway's has part is recorded as University of Bergen^[26].

Body

Geography

GBIF Norway is in the country of Norway^[7]. It is located in Oslo^[6]. Part of include Global Biodiversity Information Facility^[20], an international organization^[27], in Denmark^[28], founded in 2001^[29]; University of Oslo^[21], a public university^[30], in Norway^[31], founded in 1811^[32], headquartered in Blindern^[33]; Natural History Museum in Oslo^[22], a natural history museum^[34], in Norway^[35], founded in 1812^[36]; and Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre^[23], a government agency^[37], in Norway^[38], headquartered in Trondheim^[39].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include facility^[8], data hub^[9], open content^[10], research infrastructure^[11], and group of humans^[12].

History and Context

+2005-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of GBIF Norway^[40]. Owners include Government of Norway^[13], a government^[41], in Norway^[42], headquartered in Oslo^[43] and Research Council of Norway^[14], an administrative agency in Norway^[44], in Norway^[45], founded in 1993^[46], headquartered in Oslo^[47].