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**Reference: [[Data Ingestion Guidance|Data Ingestion Guidance (Joanna McCaffrey)]] | **Reference: [[Data Ingestion Guidance|Data Ingestion Guidance (Joanna McCaffrey)]] | ||
*[[Media:Databasing_Workflows_for_Paleontology_EClites.pdf|Databasing Workflows for Paleontology (Erica Clites)]] | *[[Media:Databasing_Workflows_for_Paleontology_EClites.pdf|Databasing Workflows for Paleontology (Erica Clites)]] | ||
*[[Media:2014 Idigbio 3D objects.pdf|Databasing workflows for 3D objects in trays and drawers, fluid-preserved invertebrates, and microscopic slides (Paul Valentich-Scott)]] | |||
*[[Media:930_PSMayer_final.pdf|Imaging workflows, equipment configuration, and challenges for 3D objects in drawers and trays (Paul Mayer)]] | |||
*[[Media:Brenskelle-iDB2.pdf|Database schemas for natural history collections (Laura Brenskelle)]] | |||
*[[Media:Eng iDigBio 2014.pdf|Imaging Challenges for 3D Objects in Trays and Drawers (Ron Eng)]] | |||
*[[Media:Fahy SBMNH VZ workflow iDigBio.pdf|Collection Digitization Process and Workflow (Krista Fahy)]] | |||
*[[Media:IDigBio imaging herbarium specimens (Bala).pdf| Imaging herbarium specimens (Janet Bala)]] | |||
*[[Media:Riccardi sharing information October 2014.pdf|Standards for biodiversity data (Greg Riccardi)]] | |||
*[[Media:Roger Specify talk.pdf| Specify as a database management tool (Roger Burkhalter)]] | |||
*[[Media:Roger iDigBio 2014 Imageing Station.pdf| Imaging station setup and configuration (Roger Burkhalter)]] | |||
*[[Media:Thomas-Leaveragepresentation2014updateoct3.pdf| Imaging Standards and Workflows for Dried Insect Collections (Jennifer Thomas)]] | |||
*[[Media:Wetter-Database work flows at WIS.pdf| Databasing workflows at the University of Wisconsin herbarium (Mark Wetter)]] | |||
*[[Media:Young-Invertnet_iDigBio_Sta_Barbara_workshop.pdf|Digitizing Practices for Invertebrate Collection and Leveraging Beyond (Dan Young)]] | |||
*[[Media:iDigBio SantaBarbara PSoltis.pdf| Using digitized data in scientific research (Pam Soltis)]] | |||
==Resources== | ==Resources== | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 13 October 2014
This wiki supports the Leveraging Digitization Practices across Multiple Domains workshop, to be held at the University of California, Santa Barbara, 6-9 October 2014.
Digitization Resources Wiki Home
Agenda and Logistics
- Workshop agenda
- Logistics document
- Loma Pelona Center, workshop venue
- Things to see and do and nearby places to eat in Santa Barbara (including a map)
- Tour Assignment Lists
Presentations
Tuesday, 7 October, 2014
- Introduction to iDigBio (Gil Nelson)
- Digitizaton Task Clusters and Workflows (Gil Nelson)
- Challenges for small town, rural natural history collections (Mary Beth Prondzinski)
- Citizen science programs (Erica Clites)
- Getting an insect collection ready for digitization at the Illinois Natural History Survey’s InvertNet project(Dmitry Dmitriev)
- NIBA RCN: Organizing and Sustaining a National Community(Robert Gropp)
- Digitization Challenges(Margaret Landis)
- Pre-Digitization Challenges for Wet Collections(N. Dean Pentcheff)
- Getting a collection ready for digitization(Dawn Roberts)
- Challenges In Database Selection and Design(Laura Brenskelle)
Wednesday, 8 October, 2014
- Imaging 3D objects (birds, mammals, butterflies) with stacking for deep focus (Gil Nelson)
- Data Standards: What we can Learn from the Information and Library Sciences (Larry Schmidt)
- Selecting a Camera and Imaging Station (Joanna McCaffrey)
- Reference: iDigBio Imaging Equipment Recommendations (Joanna McCaffrey) Shopping list
- Moving Data to iDigBio and Other Aggregators (Joanna McCaffrey)
- Reference: Data Ingestion Guidance (Joanna McCaffrey)
- Databasing Workflows for Paleontology (Erica Clites)
- Databasing workflows for 3D objects in trays and drawers, fluid-preserved invertebrates, and microscopic slides (Paul Valentich-Scott)
- Imaging workflows, equipment configuration, and challenges for 3D objects in drawers and trays (Paul Mayer)
- Database schemas for natural history collections (Laura Brenskelle)
- Imaging Challenges for 3D Objects in Trays and Drawers (Ron Eng)
- Collection Digitization Process and Workflow (Krista Fahy)
- Imaging herbarium specimens (Janet Bala)
- Standards for biodiversity data (Greg Riccardi)
- Specify as a database management tool (Roger Burkhalter)
- Imaging station setup and configuration (Roger Burkhalter)
- Imaging Standards and Workflows for Dried Insect Collections (Jennifer Thomas)
- Databasing workflows at the University of Wisconsin herbarium (Mark Wetter)
- Digitizing Practices for Invertebrate Collection and Leveraging Beyond (Dan Young)
- Using digitized data in scientific research (Pam Soltis)
Resources
http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/terms/index.htm Darwin Core Terms
Remote Access
Remote access will be provided via Adobe Connect and can be reached through the following URL:
http://idigbio.adobeconnect.com/santabarbara/
Remote participants are encouraged to visit the iDigBio Web Conferencing Wiki and view the Adobe Connect Quick Start Guide.
Recordings
Tuesday, 7 October, 2014
- 8:30am-10:30am http://idigbio.adobeconnect.com/p76gkljnn50/
- 11am-12:30pm http://idigbio.adobeconnect.com/p7kzrqpxxy4/
- 1:15-2pm http://idigbio.adobeconnect.com/p5eaucqjszz/
Wednesday, 8 October, 2014
- 8:30am-10am http://idigbio.adobeconnect.com/p3q1hg6qqcw/
- 10:15-12pm http://idigbio.adobeconnect.com/p50txezh291/