2013 AOCR Hackathon Wiki

Note: This wiki page undergoing frequent updates. Those participating in the first iDigBio AOCR Hackathon need an iDigBio account. Some participants have wiki edit permissions and will add to / update / edit these pages before, during and after the hackathon.

Hackathon Participants

• Robert Anglin, ranglin@wisc.edu, Arizona State University, Symbiota Developer, LBCC TCN
• Scott Bates, scott.thomas.bates@gmail.com, University of Colorado Boulder, MaCC TCN
• Jason Best, jbest@brit.org, Botanical Research Institute of Texas
• Ben Brumfield, benwbrum@gmail.com, From The Page Digitization Consulting
• Stephen Chong, stevenchong@email.arizona.edu, University of Arizona, SIRLS Graduate Student
• Christopher Dell, cdell@ufl.edu, University of Florida Museum of Natural History Informatics Lab
• Dmitry Dmtriev, dmitriev@inhs.uiuc.edu, Illinois Natural History Survey, TTD-TCN, InvertNeet
• Ryan Farrell, farrell@eecs.berkeley.edu, UC Berkeley, ICSI
• Michael Giddens, mikegiddens@silverbiology.com, Silver Biology
• Edward Gilbert, egbiodiversity@gmail.com, Arizona State University, Symbiota ead Developer, LBCC TCN, SCAN TCN
• Stephen Gottschalk, sgottschalk@nybg.org, New York Botanical Garden
• Bryan Heidorn, heidorn@email.arizona.edu, University of Arizona, School of Information Resources and Library Science (SIRLS)
• Daryl Lafferty, daryl@daryllafferty.com, Arizona State University, SALIX Developer
• Kevin Love, klove@flmnh.ufl.edu, University of Florida, iDigBio IT
• Tianli Mo, tianli@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii,Joseph F. Rock Herbarium
• Dmitry Mozzherin, dmozzherin@mbl.edu, Marine Biological Laboratory, Encyclopedia of Live, Global Names Architecture

Hackathon Participants

Participant	email	affiliation	position	key skills
Robert Anglin	ranglin@wisc.edu	Arizona State University	Symbiota Developer / LBCC TCN	programmer