BioNet naming protocol

Defining product and system names

This document outlines the BioNet brand structure and naming protocol for data products and applications.

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Date: 18 August 2017
Publisher: Office of Environment and Heritage
Type: Publication
Status: Final
Cost: Free
Language: English

ISBN 978-1-76039-897-2
ID OEH20170453

File PDF 151KB
Pages 9

Name bionet-naming-protocol-170453.pdf

The Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) currently manages several systems and products relating to biodiversity data.

Many of these have been developed independently over the years and transferred to the Biodiversity Information Systems team (BIST) for management.

This includes the Atlas of NSW Wildlife, BioNet Atlas, NSW Vegetation Information system and the Threatened Species web application. The aim of the naming protocol is to make the use of legacy product and system names consistent for users.

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