BIOLOG Biodiversitätsinformatik, Statusseminar Bonn 6. 12. 2001

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Session I: Biodiversity, Identification, and Innovative IT Techniques

Chair: Gregor Hagedorn

Introduction (G. Hagedorn) [88 KB]

Unknown biodiversity: exploring the uncharted terrain (M. Piepenbring) [977 KB]

Improving knowledge management, transfer, and workflow efficiency (G. Hagedorn) [3.3 MB]

A race against the time: biodiversity research using digital image analysis (V. Steinhage and S. Schröder) [2.9 MB] Video [11.3 MB]

Automated identification of bioacoustic signals (G. Palm) [485 KB] Sound [996 KB]

Molecular identification methods and the importance of biodiversity informatics (W. Ludwig)

Conclusions (G. Hagedorn) [335 KB]

Session II: Life in Time and Space: Collections as Biodiversity Information Resources

Chair: D. Triebel

Biodiversity and collections (W. Barthlott)

Providing effective access to collections - where to start? (D. Triebel) [2.3 MB]

Optimising work procedures in data capture and collection management (A. Hahn) [3.4 MB]

Closing the gap - linking collection data to applied research (K. Riede)

Session III: Interoperability, Networking and International Context

Chair: W. Berendsohn

Introduction (W. Berendsohn) [150 KB]

XML Techniques in a distributed system with centralized external access (A. Kroupa) [156 KB]

Interoperability and networking: common aim, different approaches (W. Berendsohn) [624 KB]

The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (J. Edwards) [497 KB]

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