User Guide 3 Begin at the Atlas of Living Australia homepage. Select Search & analyse, then choose Spatial analysis (Spatial Portal). Se...

User Guide 7 Begin at the Atlas of Living Australia homepage. Select the Spatial analysis (Spatial Portal) option under Search & analyse. C...

If you want to find out what biologically related data is within a defined area, then area reports in the Spatial Portal can deliver.  An area can be de...

If you want to find the closest named location (a gazetteer location) to any point within the Australian region, you can simply click on the map in the Spat...

This simple tool lets you interactively examine the environmental values at two or more points.  You click on two or more points on the map and then click ...

The term ‘sampling’ comes from the use of the locations of species records to sample the values of any of the environmental and contextual layers available ...

Filtering is subsetting the Atlas occurrence record data using the facets (attributes of records that are indexed in our database) available via ‘Add to map...

A scatterplot is an X-Y graph of the sampled values of a pair of environmental variables from a set of species (or genus etc.) locations.  Each point on...

Tabulation, or more accurately, cross-tabulation is the direct counterpart of scatterplots for layers that have class rather than numeric values. In the cas...

This is the area equivalent to compare points. You select or generate two areas and either a taxa, a lifeform or a species list on which to base the compari...