Aerial photo of Danish landscape — area-based biodiversity data

Plature Data Platform

Biodiversity monitoring at national scale — in realtime.

Plature Data Platform delivers structured biodiversity data and fauna time series to biologists, researchers, universities, municipalities, agencies, NGOs and consulting engineers. Built on one of Denmark's largest continuous trail-camera networks.

Data flow

From an image in the forest
to a data point in the report.

01
Raw imagery
Distributed trail cameras continuously deliver imagery from the field.
02
AI species identification
The AI pipeline classifies species automatically, with continuous quality assurance.
03
Structured observations
Timestamp and GPS turn every observation into a searchable, comparable data point.
04
Aggregation per area
Fauna time series per municipality, project area or grid — ready for analysis.
05
Export via API
Standardised access to biodiversity data for research, management and reporting.

Core capabilities

The platform

AI-based species recognition
Continuous data collection
Scalable access via API / export
Area-based aggregation and analysis
Standardised observation formats
Audit trail and source reference per data point
GBIF- and Darwin Core-compatible data export

API

REST endpoint — example

GET /v1/observations
  ?area=DK-0751
  &species=cervus_elaphus
  &from=2025-01-01
  &to=2025-12-31

→ 200 OK
{
  "count": 1284,
  "interval": "month",
  "series": [
    { "t": "2025-01", "n": 92  },
    { "t": "2025-02", "n": 118 },
    ...
  ]
}

Access by arrangement. Contact us for an API key and documentation.

Collaboration

Are you building a research project or a national monitoring programme?

Contact the platform team →

Biodiversity monitoring at national scale — in realtime.

From an image in the forestto a data point in the report.

Raw imagery

AI species identification

Structured observations

Aggregation per area

Export via API

The platform

REST endpoint — example

Are you building a research project or a national monitoring programme?

From an image in the forest
to a data point in the report.