Towards a common approach to electronic Australasian floras CHAH/HISCOM Workshop 3-4 December 2007.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
User needs assessment and preparing a dissemination plan John Tann Kolkata, June 2011 The Atlas is funded by the Australian Government.
Advertisements

AUSTRALIA’S VIRTUAL HERBARIUM
Planning your training. Objectives Pull together the different strands running through this workshop Link this workshop with workshops 1 and 3 Plan for.
Soils to Satellites. NCRIS Capabilities Well Placed NCRIS capabilities have access to: Vast volumes of Data (uniformly and non-uniformly structured) High.
Soils to Satellites Logos used with consent. Content of this presentation except logos is released under TERN Attribution Licence v1.0
Australian Faunal Directory (AFD) and Australian Plant Census (APC): Content, Architecture and Services Documenting and delivering nomenclature and taxonomy.
An Electronic Flora of South Australia – Current and future Towards a common approach to electronic floras workshop 3-4 December 2007.
OUR CYBER FUTURE Learning from our EW past 16 April 2012© BAE Systems Australia 2012 BAE Systems Kim Scott, Director - Land & Integrated Systems Presentation.
BioNet: Improving the web based data discovery and mapping experience Paul Flemons Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Research Australian Museum.
Environmentally Sustainable Australia Atlas of Living Australia presentation to Environmentally Sustainable Australia Expert Working Group Donald Hobern,
Digitisation of primary biodiversity data in natural history collections John Tann Kolkata, June 2011 The Atlas is funded by the.
How can the ALA help BIGnet? Citizen Science at work Piers Higgs Citizen Science Team Lead Sydney, 3 rd April, 2011 The Atlas.
Atlas of Living Australia Sharing Biodiversity Knowledge Miles Nicholls (Data Manager) – The Atlas is funded.
6th Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing September 17th – 19th, 2014, Paris Kai Geschuhn | Max Planck Digital Library
A u s t r a l i a ’ s G r o w i n g F u t u r e Greg Whitbread, Australian National Herbarium; Shunde Zhang and Paul Coddington, South Australian Partnership.
BGBM - Biodiversity Informatics04 June 2013 How the specimen data is organised and published at BGBM.
National Herbarium of New South Wales Royal Botanic Gardens & Domain Trust, Sydney New South Wales Flora Online Karen Wilson and Gary Chapple.
21 st CENTURY FLORAS New technologies to speed the process Arthur D. Chapman
Arthur ChapmanData Quality Training SABIF June 2012 Taxonomic and Nomenclature Data A. D. Chapman Data Quality.
Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and Land Administration Department of Geomatics, The University of Melbourne Research Activities Abbas.
The Atlas of Living Australia Challenges and Opportunities for Managing Biodiversity Information.
Biodiversity Informatics Biodiversity informatics and the manipulation of biological information Jim Croft
Building Capacity for Plant Biodiversity Inventory and Conservation in Nepal RONAST.
1 Implementing GEO-BON: Plans for monitoring terrestrial biodiversity at the species level Henrique Miguel Pereira Center for Environmental Biology, University.
The Future of Rehab Working Group Jenny Pearce Chairman of Future of Rehab Working Group.
SEP & CEPDEC TDWG 2009 Montpellier Sustainable capacity building in plant biodiversity in Africa, Asia and Indian ocean Objective.
Frank Howarth Future Directions for Taxonomy in Australia.
Presenter name | Presenter title Nicole Fisher NATIONAL RESEARCH COLLECTIONS AUSTRALIA, CSIRO Mobilising and making accessible The Australian National.
 Remembering Joan on the 5 th Anniversary of her death.
Introducing Australia’s Virtual Herbarium (AVH) 3 Ben Richardson Western Australian Herbarium, Department of Environment and Conservation / CHAH / HISCOM.
CBoL Taipei, september 2007 BARCODE DATA, MUSEUM CATALOGS AND GBIF Simon Tillier.
The Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) A non-profit, non-government organisation which aims to promote and develop plant conservation in.
Biological Dictionaries In Chinese Juncai MA Institute of Microbiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The Atlas of Living Australia Infrastructure for biodiversity research Evanthia Karpouzli Sao Jose dos Campos, 30 September.
Global Biodiversity Information Facility GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY INFORMATION FACILITY Larry Speers Global Biodiversity Information Facility Arthur Chapman.
An introduction to data exchange protocols in TDWG Renato De Giovanni TDWG 2008.
Allan Herbarium and associated databases
BiodiversityWorld GRID Workshop NeSC, Edinburgh – 30 June and 1 July 2005 Taxonomic verification: Species 2000 and the Catalogue of Life Frank Bisby.
1 The National Biological Information Infrastructure and Biodiversity Collections Annette Olson BCI meeting, Washington DC, January 28-29th, 2008.
Spotlight on the Global Plants Initiative
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium: Medium to long-term benefits from distributed biodiversity information systems.
H I S C O M Flora information Partnership Barry Conn Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Council of Heads of Australian Herbaria.
Annotations in the ALA Lessons Learned So Far Donald Hobern TDWG Conference Symposium Annotations: No longer just a slip of paper…
HISCOM An Australian Virtual Herbarium Jim Croft Australian National Herbarium.
THE PRESENT STATE OF THE DIGITALIZATION IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO CASE OF THE HERBARIUM OF LWIRO. By: 1 Mwanga Mwanga Ithe, 1 Wabika Dumbo, 2 Franck.
Mediterranean Plant Collections: The computerised way forward.
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium Unlocking Australia’s plant biodiversity Information.
AUSTRALIA’S VIRTUAL HERBARIUM A national collaborative model for integrated access to distributed biological information Australian National Herbarium.
Dan Rosauer Research School of Biology Australian National University Citing data in biogeography: The Atlas of Living Australia.
Mechanisms for coordination and delivery of taxon profiles in Australia Longitudinal use case scenarios from primary data custodians and roles for data.
AVH - Australia’s Virtual Herbarium Logo Jim Croft Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research Australian National Herbarium.
GBIF – collaborating to promote data access for research and policy Tim Hirsch Deputy Director Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) Biodiversity.
Charlotte Bailey Resources for teachers and advisers that incorporate the HE environment within curriculum based sessions.
Living Atlases community
Papua New Forest Research Institute
Biodiversity Informatics
CSO TASK TEAM STUDIES – MULTI-STAKEHOLDER INITIATIVES
“The EUNIS habitat classification, governance and future developments”
The Natural Science Collections Facility
Biodiversity Informatics 101
Potential Milestones A timeline to finish in one year
Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of 1973
Time Coding Analysis to improve lesson observations
Living Atlases community
Connecting pre and post award Title III: Technical assistance workshop
Documentation for the Living Atlases Community
Schools NFF and other changes for (DfE info session)
February 2007 Note: Source:.
Habitat Changes and Fish Migration
Habitat Changes and Fish Migration
Presentation transcript:

Towards a common approach to electronic Australasian floras CHAH/HISCOM Workshop 3-4 December 2007

Why collaborate  Lessons of collaborations by herbaria  Long tradition in Australasian herbaria  Central Australian Flora, Flora of Australia, State Floras  In IT  HISPID  HISCOM  Australia’s Virtual Herbarium  Shoestring  AVH partly  AVH2/EWS (Weeds CRC)  AVH Data Capture project - NHT  Australian Plant Census (APC) – Cwlth DEW  GBIF/TDWG  Species Profiles – weeds, EPBC act (Cwlth DEW)  Museums – Herbaria: Atlas of Living Australia (NCRIS)

Aims of meeting  Seek collaboration in Efloras  Why the urgency  Raised early in 2007  CHAH phone hookup in June/July 2007  CHAH at AGM in September 2007 agreed to this meeting on basis of current eFlora projects:  Existing eFlora pushes  My driver: Flora of South Australia  Also Marine Flora of WA  To wait for ALA may take longer than anticipate – already delays

Aims of meeting  Outcomes of collaboration in Efloras  Sharing of ideas  improved approaches  Ensure against going down cul de sacs  Cost savings  Avoiding double handling  Develop a roadmap for a common approach  resolution – only as much as we can provide  Data standard for interchange  Cf. AVH – each specimen database differs  HISPID5 data dictionary  cf. APC – traditional – are our censuses compatible?

What we don’t want  Don’t lose sight of  current global developments  GBIF/TDWG  Encyclopedia of Life  Other global projects – Species Plantarum  The rich potential of the Atlas of Living Australia project