Added new classes and properties based on EMSA surveys #217
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The Ecological Monitoring System Australia (EMSA) has been developed by TERN in collaboration with the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) to support the National Landcare Program.
EMSA has 19+5 modules, presented here. TERN has created controlled vocabularies for field survey protocols and is working with the surveillance team to export EMSA data to meet ABIS standards.
This PR added new classes and properties from EMSA surveys, for example, site and quadrat has length and width.