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WP7 Overview (Biodiversity literature)

Work Package 7 (WP7) of the ViBRANT project focuses on improving access to biodiversity literature and implementing data mining techniques. Led by David Morse from The Open University, UK, WP7 collaborates with experts from various institutions, including the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, The Natural History Museum, and Pensoft Publishers. Key challenges include reliance on external services, navigating diverse XML standards, and ensuring sustainability. The project aims to create both automatic and semi-automatic tools to enhance biodiversity data extraction for better management and research.

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WP7 Overview (Biodiversity literature)

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  1. ViBRANT Virtual Biodiversity WP7 Overview(Biodiversity literature) Workpackage 7 Biodiversity literature access anddata mining David Morse The Open University, UK d.r.morse@open.ac.uk

  2. Who we are & what we do • Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie, Germany • Guido Sautter • GoldenGATE Document Editor (TaxonX) • The Natural History Museum, United Kingdom • Chris Lyal • The INOTAXA project (TaXMLit) • Pensoft Publishers Ltd, Bulgaria • Teodor Georgiev • Zookeys and Phytokeys journals (TaxPub) • The Open University • David King • Information extraction from the biodiversity literature (DjVu XML) 2 of 6

  3. ViBRANT WP7: Internal links 3 of 6

  4. ViBRANT WP7: External links 4 of 6

  5. Risks • Reliance on external services (e.g. Mendeley) • XML -eXtensible Mark-up Language • Many, overlapping standards • Evolving • Lack of documentation • Many other taxonomic aggregator initiatives Sustainability • By developing automatic and semi-automatic tools • We cannot offer a scanning service 5 of 6

  6. WP7 Talks 6 of 6

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