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Dataset

Computed Outputs from the BioDT Recreational Potential Model for Scotland for Two Types of Recreationalist

This dataset comprises of two five-layer raster files representing the Recreational Potential (RP) of Scotland for two distinct user personas  (Dick et al., 2022, p.

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Tigli, Maddalena; Marsh Rossney, Joe; Andrews, Christopher; Dick, Jan
Software

r4lexis

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Foltyn, Ladislav; Martinovič, Tomáš
Software

BioDT uc-CWR: Crop Wild Relative Digital Twin

BioDT: Crop Wild Relative prototype Digital Twin (CWR pDT). The prototype digital twin (pDT) aids in searching and utilising CWR genetic resources.
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Chala, Desalegn; Kusch, Erik; Rossi, Tuomas; Juottonen, Heli; Weiland, Claus; Grieb, Jonas; Martinovič, Tomáš; Andrew, Carrie; Lieungh, Eva; Torma, Michal; Endresen, Dag
Presentation

Digital Twins – potentials and challenges in the context of honey bee vitality

DIGITAL TWINS - POTENTIALS AND CHALLENGES IN THE CONTEXT OF

HONEY BEE VITALITY

 

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Groeneveld, Jürgen
Software

BioDT Shiny application

This repository contains a shiny application which is intended as the simplest way of interacting with BioDT by end-users.
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Martinovič, Tomáš; Salamon, Ondřej; artyinfact; Kata Sara-aho; Rolph, Simon; Tuomas Rossi; Carbone, Dylan
Report

Reports on the BioDT Recreational Potential Model for Scotland

This site contains a collection of reports describing the BioDT Recreational Potential Model for Scotland (1.0) at the end of the BioDT project (June 2025).

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Marsh Rossney, Joe; Tigli, Maddalena; Andrews, Christopher; Dick, Jan; Rolph, Simon
Software

The BioDT Recreational Potential Model for Scotland

Source code for the BioDT Recreational Potential Model for Scotland, version 1.0.

The version 1.0 release marks the end of the funded period for the BioDT project.

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Marsh Rossney, Joe; Tigli, Maddalena; Andrews, Christopher; Rolph, Simon; Bolton, Will
Presentation

Adapting the Digital Twin Paradigm to the Requirements of Biodiversity

The intellectual origin of the concept of digital twins lies in the domain of manufacturing and has become popular in the recent years.

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Nikolova, Nikoletta; Brewster, Christopher