GFI-3D: Global Forest Inventory Database with Single Measurement

GFI-4D: Global Forest Inventory Database with Remeasurements

Improve research impact

“Researchers from under-represented regions often have difficulties formulating their research, and increasing the scope and geographic coverage of their research… Science-i helps me overcome this obstacle.”

Agustinus Murdjoko

Universitas Papua

Greater worldwide connection

“There is a saying in Africa that what makes one rich is not physical money, but people connection…Science-i provides opportunities to collaborate… and connect with people at different levels… and is revolutionary in science.”

Blaise Jumbam

Purdue University

Increased diversity

“Science-i supports every scientist to express their own vision and share their experience in large-team collaborations.”

Nadezhda Tchebakova

V.N. Sukachev Forest Institute

Stronger research collaborations

“Science-i helps me get more data, know more experts, and be involved in more collaborations around the world…”

Cesar Alvarez

Universidad Politécnica Salesiana

We are an international research hub hyper-converged with earth-observation data, global expertise, and advanced cyberinfrastructure to accelerate science, by empowering underrepresented communities in global research and knowledge co-production.

We provide three foundational services to empower research and enrich diversity:

One-stop shopping for all collaboration activities, including manuscript revision, group discussions, polls, and instant messaging with the entire team or a particular author

Empower biodiversity sciences with our unique global forest database, artificial intelligence tools, and Purdue’s Anvil – one of world’s most powerful supercomputers.

Service to under-represented and under-privileged scientists and communities worldwide to ensure that our science is GLOBAL in scale, and LOCAL in relevance

As of June 2022, we have 375 resident scientists with a diverse array of expertise spanning from forest science to science publications.

Since 2016, Science-i, together with partner consortium GFBI, have empowered 500+ scientists from around the world to publish in top scientific journals, including scientists from 22 countries in Africa and South America.   

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  1. Argentina: 2
  2. Australia: 10
  3. Austria: 3
  4. Belgium: 10
  5. Benin: 2
  6. Bolivia: 1
  7. Brazil: 16
  8. Brunei: 1
  9. Burkina Faso: 2
  10. Burundi: 1
  11. Cameroon: 4
  12. Canada: 8
  13. Chile: 1
  14. China: 31
  15. Colombia: 2
  16. Costa Rica: 1
  17. Czech Republic: 10
  18. Democratic Republic of the Congo: 3
  19. Denmark: 8
  20. Ecuador: 2
  21. Estonia: 3
  22. Finland: 4
  23. France: 5
  24. French Guiana: 2
  25. Gabon: 1
  26. Germany: 8
  27. HongKong: 1
  28. India: 17
  29. Indonesia: 1
  30. Italy: 20
  31. Ivory Coast: 6
  32. Japan: 2
  33. Kenya: 3
  34. Mexico: 6
  35. Nepal: 3
  36. Netherland: 11
  37. New Zealand: 2
  38. Norway: 1
  39. Panama: 1
  40. Poland: 7
  41. Portugal: 1
  42. Republic of the Congo: 1
  43. Russia: 16
  44. Serbia: 2
  45. Sierra Leone: 1
  46. Slovakia: 1
  47. South Africa: 4
  48. South Korea: 2
  49. Spain: 5
  50. Sweden: 1
  51. Switzerland: 9
  52. Tanzania: 1
  53. Turkey: 1
  54. Uganda: 1
  55. UK: 12
  56. US: 53
  57. Vietnam: 1

Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda

Brunei, China, HongKong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Nepal, South Korea, Vietnam

Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UK

Australia, New Zealand

Canada, Mexico, USA

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, French Guiana, Panama

We represent and/or serve 100+ institutes, agencies, and organizations from across the world:

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