For my own records, I’ve noticed it often takes about a month after it reaches Research Grade before the GBIF symbol appears on my iNat record, indicating it’s been added to that database. I don’t know exactly when the upload happens.
There is a delay from when GBIF actually posts a record to when that badge appears on the observation on iNat (see some discussion here: https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/how-to-publish-our-observations-to-gbif/43909). So it’s likely that some more recent records without the GBIF badge have been added, but this just hasn’t made its way to iNat yet.
I saw that post but I specifically meant when the data would appear on GBIF. I just finished annotating the life stage of 20000+ shield bug observations and I’m eager to do some statistics, but parsing and filtering 40 GiB worth of observations sounds a bit difficult; I’d rather use the GBIF interface for that.
It seems to have updated August 10th (with the iNaturalist data from August 8th), exactly 14 days after the previous update (July 27th, data from the 25th). So they might import once every two weeks now?
We usually query all datasets (including iNaturalist) for updates 7 days after we last checked, although this isn’t a guarantee — system maintenance, simultaneous updates from several large datasets or very high demand for user downloads can cause small delays. A delay of more than a day would usually be announced on https://www.gbif.org/system-health
iNaturalist developers: if you want to, you can send an authenticated, empty HTTP POST request to https://api.gbif.org/v1/dataset/50c9509d-22c7-4a22-a47d-8c48425ef4a7/crawl as soon as the DWCA is ready, and we will process it as soon as possible. The GBIF account you use to make downloads has permission to do this.