Ngā Rauropi Whakaoranga - Māori traditional uses of New Zealand native plants
Ngā Rauropi Whakaoranga provides access to referenced information on how Māori used plants and other organisms to live in Aotearoa - New Zealand, particularly before the arrival of Europeans. It now also includes some information on other groups such as fungi and seaweeds. There is information for some Pacific plants, such as Pandanus, that have links to Māori culture. Material relating to later economic uses of native plants is also found here.
Ngā Rauropi Whakaoranga - Māori traditional uses of New Zealand native plants
Data Quality
| Parameter | Score | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible (AC) | Good | Data are accessible from a public facing server |
| Common Format (CF) | Not Assessed | - |
| Data Lineage Statement (DL) | Medium | Data are inadequately described in terms of their origins, modifications and processing history |
| Data Quality Statement (DQ) | Good | Data are well described in terms of their content quality, completeness and consistency |
| Governance (GO) | Good | The contributing organisation (CRI) has ownership or recognised stewardship of the data |
| Identifiers (ID) | Medium | Only one of the metadata or the data are described with a unique identifier |
| Terms of use (TU) | Good | A data licence is easily accessible and understandable |
| Last Updated (LU) | Good | A last updated statement is available |