'Darwin core' diaporamas de présentation

John Wieczorek Museum of Vertebrate Zoology University of California, Berkeley

Georeferencing Introduction: Collaboration to Automation. John Wieczorek Museum of Vertebrate Zoology University of California, Berkeley. Georeferencing. Collaborations. Automation. Georeferencing. Collaborations. Automation. What is a georeference?. What is a georeference?.

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Darwin Core Archives

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GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY

INFORMATION FACILITY. DarwinCore Germplasm Extension and deployment in the GBIF infrastructure. GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY. TDWG 2009, Montpelier, November 12, 2009 Dag Endresen (NordGen) & Samy Gaiji (GBIF). WWW.GBIF.ORG. Topics for this session. Darwin Core (2009)

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The challenge of biodiversity: Plot, organism, and taxonomic databases Robert K. Peet

The challenge of biodiversity: Plot, organism, and taxonomic databases Robert K. Peet University of North Carolina The National Plots Database Committee John Harris NCEAS. A case study: VegBank - The ESA Vegetation Plot Archive. Project organized and directed by:

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The GBIF Information Architecture Technological integration at the global level

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John Deck, University of California, Berkeley Brian Stucky, University of Colorado, Boulder Lukasz Ziemba, University of Florida, Gaineseville Nico Cellinese, University of Florida, Gainesville Rob Guralnick, University of Colorado, Boulder BiSciCol Team

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Integrating the Monitoring of Agricultural Pests into Biodiversity Assessments

Integrating the Monitoring of Agricultural Pests into Biodiversity Assessments. Gail E. Kampmeier Illinois Natural History Survey Institute of Natural Resource Sustainability University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Agriculture as a Measure of Biodiversity. Traditionally,

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Pablo Sastre Olmos

Pablo Sastre Olmos. Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS). 7 May 2008. Geographic Information Systems. Mapping criteria must be relevant for the organisms or processes studied. 1:18.000. 1:6.500. 1 km. 1 km. 1 km. Analysis at different resolution scales. Mapa 1:50.000.

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Georeferencing Choices

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The Atlas of Living Australia A National Biodiversity Information Facility

The Atlas of Living Australia A National Biodiversity Information Facility. Donald Hobern Donald.Hobern@csiro.au TDWG Conference Symposium Digitization portals and information interoperability New Orleans, 17 October 2011, 10.30 a.m.

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Definition of an Observation

Definition of an Observation In general, an observation represents the measurement of some attribute , of some thing , at a particular time and place . Observations can be gathered using sensors or sensor arrays, direct human observations, or biological specimen collections.

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BIS TDWG Conference, New Orleans 2011

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BIS TDWG Conference, New Orleans 2011

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Common Development A Natural History Example using Darwin Core

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GEOSS ADC Architecture Workshop Break-out summary : Clearinghouse, Catalogs, and Registries

GEOSS ADC Architecture Workshop Break-out summary : Clearinghouse, Catalogs, and Registries. Doug Nebert U.S. Geological Survey ddnebert@usgs.gov February 5, 2008. Integration Issues. Catalogues registered with GEOSS have a wide variety of standardization. Protocols include:

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Biocode Commons Identifiers (BCIDS)

Biocode Commons Identifiers (BCIDS). A free* for use, persistent identifier solution for biological sample collection from the field, scalable to the billions *updates & element resolution requires EZID account. BiSciCol.

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