iDigBio Bibliography

Strategies for Vertebrate Digitization:Tuesday 11am-12pm, iDigBio , (2015)

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Strategies for Vertebrate Digitization:Tuesday 1pm-3pm, iDigBio , (2015)

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Strategies for Vertebrate Digitization:Tuesday 3:15-6:00pm, iDigBio , (2015)

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Strategies for Vertebrate Digitization:Wednesday 1:30pm-3pm, iDigBio , (2015)

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Strategies for Vertebrate Digitization:Wednesday 3:10pm-4:30pm, iDigBio , (2015)

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Supporting field-based citizen science: The CitSci.org cyberinfrastructure_Webinar, Newman, Greg , (2015)

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Symbiota workflows , Gilbert, Ed , (2015)

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TCNs & PENS: Planning and Organizing Your Digitization Projects , Page, Larry M. , (2015)

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Ten years of the Society of Herbarium Curators: past, present and future, Weeks, Andrea , (2015)

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Theory: Complex primary biodiversity data, Paul, Deb, Masaki Derek, Russell Laura, and Shorthouse David , (2015)

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Theory: publishing basic primary biodiversity data: IPT and other methods, Gonzalez, Alberto, Macklin James, and Russell Laura , (2015)

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Theory: publishing with the IPT, Paul, Deborah L., Masaki Derek, Russell Laura, and Shorthouse David , (2015)

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Theory: What are the metadata?, Shorthouse, David, Masaki Derek, and Paul Deborah L. , (2015)

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Transforming accessibility to the rich, site-based, multi-taxon collections of field stations; a case study from Archbold Biological Station, Swain, Hilary M., and Nelson Gil , SPNHC 2015, (2015)

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Unlocking hidden potential: using museum specimens to engage and educate children with autism, Singer, Randy A. , SPNHC 2015, (2015)

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Using digital images and data in botanical research, Soltis, Pam , (2015)

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 Using digitized data to advance research , de la Sancha, Noe U. , (2015)

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Using herbarium data for niche modeling to study phylogenetic diversity and endemism of Florida plants, Germain-Aubrey, Charlotte C., Allen Julie M., Neubig Kurt M., Laffan S., Guralnick Robert P., Lamy Thomas, Majure Lucas, Mischler Brent D., Soltis Douglas E., Ponciano Jose Miguel, et al. , Botanical Society of America 2015, 07/2015, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, (2015)

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Using Megalodon as a Model for Teaching Evolution , Ehret, Dana , CAR 222, (2015)

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Using museum data for large-scale questions: modeling Florida plant diversity, Germain-Aubrey, Charlotte C., Allen Julie M., Guralnick Robert P., Neubig Kurt M., Ponciano Jose Miguel, Lamy Thomas, Majure Lucas, Soltis Douglas E., and Soltis Pamela S. , Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections 30th Annual Meeting, 05/2015, Gainesville, FL, (2015)

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Using museum data for niche modeling and phylogenetic diversity of Florida plants, Germain-Aubrey, Charlotte C., Allen Julie M., Neubig Kurt M., Guralnick Robert P., Ponciano Jose Miguel, Lamy Thomas, Soltis Douglas E., Majure Lucas, and Soltis Pamela S. , Ecological Society of America 2015, (2015)

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VertNet/GBIF: Advances in Biodiversity Discovery and Data Quality Improvement, Cicero, Carla , (2015)

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WeDigBio: Worldwilde Engagement for the Digitization of Biocollections, Kimberly, Paul G., Flemons Paul K. J., Guralnick Robert P., Mast Austin R., Ellwood Elizabeth R., Paul Deborah L., and Love Kevin J. , SPNHC 2015, (2015)

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WeDigBio—Public Participation in Digitization of Natural History Collections Hits its Stride, Mast, Austin R. , (2015)

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Welcome and Introduction to iDigBio, Paul, Deborah L. , (2015)

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