Currently 7 Thematic Collection Networks with 130 participating institutions A dvancing D igitization of B iodiversity C ollections (ADBC NSF Program)

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Currently 7 Thematic Collection Networks with 130 participating institutions A dvancing D igitization of B iodiversity C ollections (ADBC NSF Program)

Project Goals 1.Digitize & Georeference one million occurrence records for southwestern ground-dwelling arthropods 2. Produce 16,000 species images (promote identifications) 3. Online interactive database & taxonomic workflows Broader Impact Goals 1.Promote Biodiversity-Informatics workforce 2.Use Data Now: SDM & Biodiversity Modeling (Climate Change)

Eight SCAN Museums Workflow - Symbiota

SCAN Interactivity iDigBio SCAN Symbiota Data Portal Hosted at iDigBio SCAN Background Website Specify EMu Symbiota Arctos Transitioning to Drupal Site hosted by iDigBio Filtered Push Filtered Push and Portal Power Annotation Updates Filtered Push Updates Catalog Records Museum-specific Catalog Management Tools

(100,000 Records)

SCAN Interactivity iDigBio SCAN Symbiota Data Portal Hosted at iDigBio SCAN Background Website Specify EMu Symbiota Arctos Transitioning to Drupal Site hosted by iDigBio Filtered Push Filtered Push and Portal Power Annotation Updates Filtered Push Updates Catalog Records Museum-specific Catalog Management Tools

Eight SCAN Museums Eight Museums w/ High End Imaging Systems Workflow - Imaging

SCAN Imaging 1.Online image library 2.Zoomify 3. How-to resources

SCAN Challenges & Opportunities 1.Develop a virtual workforce A.Basic Virtualization (Skype & Adobe Connect) B.Host virtual workshops & meetings with wikis, blogs etc…. 2.Create a digitization culture A. Expand to Non-Scan taxa B. Other collections (within existing institutions, smaller museums, and private) 3. Increase Identification Capabilities A.Faster reliable identifications to genus or species 1. Taxon-specific imaging (most taxa), DNA barcoding (Carabidae), genitalia (Eleodes) 4. Navigate the Dynamic Road of Technologies A. Adopting & Cross-walking Available Technologies B. Planning for the future