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Expand Up @@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ After a meeting held during the TDWG Conference in Costa Rica, on the 6/Dec/2016
## Planned steps

1. Figure out and use a robust theory of biological interactions, including food webs and network ecology concepts. [PLAN_STEP_1](docs/plan/step1.md)
2. Landscaping review: collect information of available resources about species interaction data, study cases and *standard* development, creating a list and providing a detailed description of funcionalities, advantages and disadvantages of each resource. [PLANT_STEP_2](docs/plan/step2.md)
3. Share bibliography references (articles, reports, documents etc.) between collaborators to enrich discussions and promote a standarization of species data.[PLANT_STEP_3](docs/plan/step3.md)
3. Create a **core** standard for species interaction data. [PLAN_STEP_4](docs/step4.md)
4. Development of conceptal models for data centralisation and aggregation. [PLANT_STEP_5](docs/plan/step5.md)
2. Landscaping review: collect information of available resources about species interaction data, study cases and *standard* development, creating a list and providing a detailed description of funcionalities, advantages and disadvantages of each resource. [PLAN_STEP_2](docs/plan/step2.md)
3. Share bibliography references (articles, reports, documents etc.) between collaborators to enrich discussions and promote a standarization of species data.[PLAN_STEP_3](docs/plan/step3.md)
3. Create a **core** standard for species interaction data. [PLAN_STEP_4](docs/plan/step4.md)
4. Development of conceptal models for data centralisation and aggregation. [PLAN_STEP_5](docs/plan/step5.md)

## How to contribute

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