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*[https://www.idigbio.org/sites/default/files/workshop-presentations/wetcollections/SharingData2.pptx It's About Data: Identifiers, Darwin Core, Sharing Data, Choosing a Database, Digitization Maturity (pptx by Deborah Paul, Greg Riccardi, Joanna McCaffrey)] | |||
==Workflows== | ==Workflows== | ||
Revision as of 19:14, 5 March 2013
Digitization Training Workshops Wiki Home
Wet Collections Digitization Workshop
Workshop Logistics
Workshop Agendas and Notes
- Workshop Agenda
- Tours and Demonstrations Schedule
- Collaborative notes page, 5 March
- Collaborative notes page, 6 March
Getting Started with Wet Collections Digitization
Imaging Wet Collections
- Digital Imaging Tips (Mark Sabaj and Kyle Luckenbill)
- Guidelines & Suggestions for Image Capture of Catfishes and Type Specimens (Mark Sabaj)
- Image Manipulation Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) (Luckenbill and Sabaj)
- PHOTOGRAPHIC ATLAS OF FISHES OF THE GUIANA SHIELD (text only)
- PHOTOGRAPHIC ATLAS OF FISHES OF THE GUIANA SHIELD (with images; LARGE pdf, ~43MB)
- Museum of Comparative Zoology Ichthyology Department Imaging Equipment Specifications
- Photo EBox Imaging Station
Identifiers, Databases, and Sharing Data on the Web
Workflows
- Introduction to Digitization Workflows for Wet Collections (pdf of ppt by Gil Nelson)
- PDF of Brian Sidlauskas' presentation on digitizing textual data from the historic card catalog at the Oregon State Ichthyology Collection
- Workflow for entering textual data from the historic card catalog at the Oregon State Ichthyology Collection into Specify 6, including appendices on creating retroactive field numbers and standardizing drainage designations in Oregon