RESULT 03 — LLM-based Evidence Synthesis and Meta-analysis Tool

Result typeTool
StatusIn development
EcosystemAgriculture · Forestry · Freshwater
GeographyEU-wide · International
Case studyMultiple case studies · Gelderse Poort · Greece · Ljubljansko Barje · Central Hungary
Related results01, 02, 04, 05, 10

Relevant challenge

Fragmented scientific evidence on the impacts of nature restoration

What is it?

The NatuRISE evidence synthesis tool will use large language model technologies to help identify, organise and synthesise scientific evidence on nature restoration.

Why is it useful?

Relevant evidence is spread across many scientific studies, disciplines and locations. Finding and synthesising this information can be time-consuming. The tool will help users navigate fragmented evidence and support systematic evidence synthesis.

Who is it for?

EU policy-makers · National authorities · Regional & local authorities · Researchers

What can you use it for?

  • Search and organise evidence from restoration studies
  • Support evidence synthesis
  • Identify evidence relevant to specific questions
  • Support meta-analysis
  • Inform modelling and impact assessment

How does it work?

The tool will support the identification and extraction of relevant information from scientific literature. The resulting evidence will be organised in a structured meta-analysis resource and subject to scientific review and interpretation.

For technical users: Methodological documentation and technical resources will be linked when available.

Where is it being developed or applied?

The tool will support evidence synthesis across agriculture, forestry and freshwater restoration and contribute to assessments for all four NatuRISE case studies.

Related evidence

  • Socio-economic evidence base
  • Indicators database
  • Scientific literature
  • Impact assessments
  • Enhanced models and methods

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