SPI-Birds
@spibirds.org
SPI-Birds, or the Studies of Populations of Individuals – Birds, is a grassroots initiative connecting those working on populations of individually-marked breeding birds. On this website, you can learn more about the network, search for studies of birds across the world and access data via the SPI-Birds Repository. For more info on how to use the repository or join the network check the How-to pages.
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#91191C
Old Brick
145, 25, 28
359, 71, 33
0, 83, 81, 43
#004B85
Congress Blue
0, 75, 133
206, 100, 26
100, 44, 0, 48
#EFF3F4
Porcelain
239, 243, 244
192, 19, 95
2, 0, 0, 4
About SPI-Birds
SPI-Birds (Studies of Populations of Individuals – Birds) is a grassroots research network connecting people who study and monitor populations of individually marked breeding birds. Its purpose is to support collaboration and make bird population data and research more accessible and reusable. Through its website, visitors can learn about the network, explore studies from around the world and access the SPI-Birds Repository, a data hub for metadata and information on individual-level bird studies. Data may be requested by researchers and other users, subject to consent from the relevant data custodians, who retain responsibility for their data.
SPI-Birds also provides practical resources for researchers and data custodians. The network defines a standard protocol for collecting individual-level bird data and develops tailored pipelines that convert different research groups’ data formats into a shared standard. Its services include data quality checks, documentation, guidance on repository use and data access, and information about terms of use and licensing. Pipelines are available through an R package and GitHub repository.
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