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Databases / Information systems

Databases / Information systems
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Quercus Portal

Databases of genetic and genomic resources for the Quercus genus.


Website: https://quercusportal.pierroton.inra.fr


Pinus Portal

Databases on genetic and genomic resources for the genus Pinus.


Website: https://pinusportal.pierroton.inra.fr/


GnpIS

Multi-species information system dedicated to plants of agronomic interest and harmful fungi

The system links genetic and genomic data, and provides access to genetic information (genetic maps, quantitative trait loci, genetic association, markers, polymorphisms, germplasm, phenotypes and genotypes) and genomic data (genomic sequences, physical maps, genomic annotations, etc.) as well as expression data for species of agronomic interest.


Website: https://urgi.versailles.inra.fr/Projects/Forest-trees-projects/Forest-tree-GnpIS


BAOGREFF

BAOGREFF: DataBAse with Origin of Genotypes and Research Experiments in the Forest by FCBA (including AFOCEL)

Genetic material tested (more than 40,000 references)

Experimental sites (3,000 sites, 2 million trees)


Website: http://base-sylviculture-genetique.fcba.fr/?lang=en


ILEX

CNPF experiments database


The CNPF has been conducting experiments in private forests for more than 50 years to evaluate silvicultural techniques, compare species, and test silviculture in a variety of soil and climate conditions.


The data from the recording experimental sites are consolidated in a single national database called ILEX. This database includes both complex experimental sites and simple experimental sites. All the information concerning setting up and monitoring the experiments is stored, as well as any information that may help to understand subsequent results. This includes all the information on the location of the site, the site description (topography, soil, flora, ...) and the experimental design. All individual measurements can be stored, regardless of the variable measured. Similarly, plantation procedures, soil work and silvicultural operations are described and dated. Finally, a diary of any damage that occurs to the experimental site is kept in order to better identify any possible interference with the performance measured.


In order to facilitate the management of the tests, a site manager and a monitoring status is assigned to each esperimental site. All tests are classified according to topic and network.  ILEX is therefore a management tool that makes it possible to store data, share them within the CNPF, and monitor the results of the devices through tables and graphs.


Website: https://www.cnpf.fr/n/pole-experimentations/n:242

GIDE

Database of the INRAE forest experimental sites


The GIDE database (Gestion Informatisée des Dispositifs Expérimentaux) was designed to list all the INRAE long-term forestry experimental sites. The GIDE database provides a view of the main metadata for each experimental site. This database has restricted access. It uses to contribute to the In-Sylva France information system.


Website: restricted access

SILVAE

Documented cartographic data describing environmental factors and forest potentialities available on the internet.


Website: https://silvae.agroparistech.fr/home/?page_id=17