Découvrez les métadonnées sur le carbone des tourbières canadiennes
The Can-Peat Metadata Repository provides access to carbon data to improve understanding of peatland carbon cycling.
Here, you can access links to original data sources through metadata files. In the case of sensitive data, you will be provided information on how to request access.
To deliver the greatest benefit and value to users, the Can-Peat Metadata Repository is guided by FAIR and CARE principles.
FAIR principles for scientific data management and stewardship provide guidance for making data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable.
CARE principles for Indigenous Data Governance complement the FAIR principles and other movements towards Open Data. They support Indigenous Peoples' rights and interests by recognizing that data should be designed in accordance with the following principles: Collective benefit, Authority to Control, Responsibility, and Ethics.
FAIR and CARE principles informed the development of the technology behind the repository. They also clarify issues of data ownership, licensing, and control over data in the platform.
The Can-Peat Metadata Repository is an initiative of the project, Can-Peat: Canada's peatlands as nature-based climate solutions.
L'équipe Can-Peat reconnaît la responsabilité autochtone à l'égard des tourbières depuis des temps immémoriaux. Pour une carte complète des territoires traditionnels au Canada, veuillez visiter https://native-land.ca/