The Biomass Plot Library is a collation of stem inventory data across federal, state and local government departments, universities, private companies and other agencies. It was motivated by the need for calibration/validation data to underpin national mapping of above-ground biomass from integration of Landsat time-series, ICESat/GLAS lidar, and ALOS PALSAR bacscatter data under the auspices of the JAXA Kyoto & Carbon (K&C) Initiative (Armston et al., 2016). At the time of Version 1.0 publication 1,073,837 hugs of 839,866 trees across 1,467 species had been collated. This has resulted from 16,391 visits to 12,663 sites across most of Australia's bioregions. Data provided for each project by the various source organisation were imported to a PostGIS database in their native form and then translated to a common set of tree, plot and site level observations with explicit plot footprints where available. Data can be downloaded from https://field.jrsrp.com/ by selecting the combinations Tree biomass and Site Level, Tree Biomass and Tree Level.

A polygon dataset that estimates the biomass volumes of processing and manufacturing residues in Tasmania, Australia for the purposes of determining availability of biomass for bioenergy, locations and quantities. This information has been collated for the Australian Biomass for Bioenergy Assessment (ABBA) project and will be available for use on the Australian Renewable Energy Mapping Infrastructure (AREMI) platform, to build a national map to service the renewable energy sector. The processing and manufacturing polygon dataset features are based on Local Government Area boundaries, the other polygon dataset features are based on the ABS SA4 boundaries. The processing and manufacturing residues data contained in the feature dataset were derived from the Tasmanian Residues Survey (2016) which was undertaken. Applies to the following Processing and Manufacturing residues layers: • Aquaculture • Dairy • Dead Animals • Food Processing • Fruit • Liquid Waste • Medicinal • Non Cereal Straw • Other • Vegetables • Winery & Viticulture Disclaimer While all reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of the material in this file, the Tasmanian Government and its officers accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions it may contain, whether caused by negligence, or otherwise, or for any loss, however caused, sustained by any person who relies on it.

ABS released data contains final estimates for data items collected in the 2014–15 Rural Environment and Agricultural Commodities Survey (REACS). The statistics on crop and horticultural area and production were used to estimate biomass volumes for the Australian Biomass for Bioenergy Assessment Project. See RenewablesSA website for more information including metadata and data sources. http://www.renewablessa.sa.gov.au/investor-information/bio-energy-roadmap/biomass-for-bioenergy-assessment

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The Bioenergy Knowledge Discovery Framework (BioKDF) provides a centralized repository of datasets and reports and contributes decision criteria for each feedstock management; matrices regarding cost, performance, and life cycle impacts (e.g., on air and water quality); support to make informed decisions on how to integrate bioenergy into existing cropping systems for improved performance and robust growth in domestic jobs. The BioKDF supports the data-driven bioeconomy, by ensuring access to high-quality data that supports breakthroughs for the US bioeconomy, including market analyses by feedstock and data behind the Billion-ton Reports. This data can be used to chart a course for larger investments in support of strategically targeted scientific research. On the BioKDF website, you'll find easy-to-use tools, including maps at the county level for various feedstocks that show modeled resources for different areas such as what energy crops may grow well in different US regions. Using modern data principles, the BioKDF makes it easy to find and access these important data as well as provide key information about the data to ensure it is in line with modern data principles (e.g., FAIR). This supports new advancements and interdisciplinary collaborations needed for rapid research outcomes. This centralized data repository for strategies from biomass archives economic and geospatial data about: marine biofuels, aviation fuels, biomass-power, and high-octane fuels. Additional topics include the Billion-ton data, and standards for bioenergy.