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Integration of citizen science activities with research collection databases , Lopez, Andres , (2015)
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Maxing out the potential of private fossil collections through digitization: Best practices in photographing specimens, Leder, Ronny M. , GSA Southeastern Section - 65th Annual Meeting, 03/2016, Columbia, South Carolina, (2016)
Moving beyond the box: automating the digitisation of insect collections, Holtzhausen, Pieter, Price Ben, Livermore Laurence, van der Walt Stéfan, Heaton Alice, Blagoderov Vladimir, Hudson Lawrence, and Smith Vincent , (2014)
Moving beyond the box: automating the digitisation of insect collections., Holtzhausen, Pieter, van der Walt Stéfan, Price Ben, Livermore Laurence, Heaton Alice, Hudson Lawrence, Smith Vincent, and Blagoderov Vladimir , (2014)
Museum and Collections Biodiversity Informatics: meeting skills needs for creating, sharing, and using the digital relatives of museum specimens, Paul, Deborah L., Collins Matthew, Livermore Laurence, and Koureas Dimitrios , Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections 31st Annual Meeting, 06/2016, Berlin, Germany, (2016)
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Natural History Collections as Emerging Resources for Innovative Education, Cook, Joseph A., Edwards Scott V., Lacey Eileen A., Guralnick Robert P., Soltis Pamela S., Soltis Douglas E., Welch Corey K., Bell Kayce C., Galbreath Kurt E., Himes Christopher, et al. , BioScience, 08/2014, Volume 64, Issue 8, (2014)
Natural History Collections as Emerging Resources for Innovative Education, Cook, Joseph A., Edwards Scott V., Lacey Eileen A., Guralnick Robert P., Soltis Pamela S., Soltis Douglas E., Welch Corey K., Bell Kayce C., Galbreath Kurt E., Himes Christopher, et al. , BioScience, 08/2014, Volume 64, Issue 8, (2014)
Natural History Collections as Emerging Resources for Innovative Education, Cook, Joseph A., Edwards Scott V., Lacey Eileen A., Guralnick Robert P., Soltis Pamela S., Soltis Douglas E., Welch Corey K., Bell Kayce C., Galbreath Kurt E., Himes Christopher, et al. , BioScience, 08/2014, Volume 64, Issue 8, (2014)
Natural History Collections as Emerging Resources for Innovative Education, Cook, Joseph A., Edwards Scott V., Lacey Eileen A., Guralnick Robert P., Soltis Pamela S., Soltis Douglas E., Welch Corey K., Bell Kayce C., Galbreath Kurt E., Himes Christopher, et al. , BioScience, 08/2014, Volume 64, Issue 8, (2014)
Nomenclatural benchmarking: the roles of digital typification and telemicroscopy, Wheeler, Q., Bourgoin T., Coddington J., Gostony T., Hamilton A., Larimer R., Polaszek A., Schauff M., and Solis M.A. , Zookeys, 2012, Volume 209, (2012)
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Pacific NW herbarium consortium workflows, Legler, Ben , (2015)
Polyploidy and novelty: Gottlieb’s legacy, Soltis, Pamela S., Liu Xiaoxian, D. Marchant Blaine, Visger Clayton J., and Soltis Douglas E. , Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2014, Volume 369, (2015)
Polyploidy and novelty: Gottlieb's legacy, Soltis, Pamela S., Liu Xiaoxian, D. Marchant Blaine, Visger Clayton J., and Soltis Douglas E. , Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, Volume 369, Issue 1648, (2014)
Poster: Improving the Character of Optical Recognition (OCR), Anglin, Robert, Best Jason, Figueiredo Renato, Gilbert Edward, Gnanasambandam Nathan, Gottschalk Stephen, Haston Elspeth, P. Heidorn Bryan, Lafferty Daryl, Lang Peter, et al. , (2012)
Poster: Improving the Character of Optical Recognition (OCR), Anglin, Robert, Best Jason, Figueiredo Renato, Gilbert Edward, Gnanasambandam Nathan, Gottschalk Stephen, Haston Elspeth, P. Heidorn Bryan, Lafferty Daryl, Lang Peter, et al. , (2012)
Preserving Biodiversity for Long-term Research: The Genetic Resources Repository of the Florida Museum of Natural History, Endara, Lorena, Soto-Centeno Angelo, Lott Terry A., and Soltis Pamela S. , DNA Banking for the 21st Century, 2014, (2014)
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Small collections working together: CollectionsEducation.org, Krimmel, Ashley Morris Eri, Marsico Travis, Monfils Anna, Ruhfel Brad, and Linton Debra , (2015)
SPNHC 2014 DemoCamp: FP-DataEntry, a tool for bringing community knowledge into data transcription applications, McCallum, Chuck, Morris Paul J., Hanken James, Kelly Maureen, Lowery David B., Ludaescher Bertram, Macklin James A., Morris Robert A., and Song Tianhong , (2014)
SPNHC 2014 DemoCamp: FP-DataEntry, a tool for bringing community knowledge into data transcription applications, McCallum, Chuck, Morris Paul J., Hanken James, Kelly Maureen, Lowery David B., Ludaescher Bertram, Macklin James A., Morris Robert A., and Song Tianhong , (2014)
SPNHC 2014 DemoCamp: Infrared thermal imaging as a collections management tool, Larkin, Nigel R. , (2014)
SPNHC 2014: Progress in Digitization: Designing a Workflow to Help with Error Detection in a Paleontology Digitization Project, Mayer, Paul S., Connolly L., Karpus N., and Layng A. P. , (2014)
SPNHC 2014: Progress in Digitization: Image segmentation in high throughput digitisation workflows, Blagoderov, Vladimir, Livermore Laurence, Price Ben, van der Walt Stéfan, Holtzhausen Pieter, and Smith Vince , (2014)
SPNHC 2014: Progress in Digitization: Making molehills out of mountains: Crowdsourcing digital access to natural history collections, Livermore, Laurence, Smith Vince, and Tweddle John , (2014)
SPNHC 2014: Progress in Digitization: Supporting Data Flows in the New England Vascular Plant Network with FilteredPush Technologies, Morris, Paul J., Hanken James, Kelly Maureen, Lowery David B., Ludäscher Bertram, Macklin James A., McCallum Chuck, Morris Robert A., Song Tianhong, and Sweeney Patrick , (2014)
SPNHC 2014: Progress in Digitization: Supporting Data Flows in the New England Vascular Plant Network with FilteredPush Technologies, Morris, Paul J., Hanken James, Kelly Maureen, Lowery David B., Ludäscher Bertram, Macklin James A., McCallum Chuck, Morris Robert A., Song Tianhong, and Sweeney Patrick , (2014)

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