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| '''R and the iDigBio API: Enabling Exploration and Discovery'''<br>''Ronald Canepa, ACIS Lab, University of Florida <br>Erica Krimmel, Florida State University <br> Deb Paul, Florida State University''<br><br>APIs and their use: a non-technical overview of the iDigBio Application Programming Interface (APIs) and example use cases for both data providers and downstream data consumers. <br><br>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GN3nUBEmU91UnPPx5koT6EimfhhPx20q9Z8qxk0ciF4/edit?usp=sharing Discussion Notes] | | '''R and the iDigBio API: Enabling Exploration and Discovery'''<br>''Ronald Canepa, ACIS Lab, University of Florida <br>Erica Krimmel, Florida State University <br> Deb Paul, Florida State University''<br><br>APIs and their use: a non-technical overview of the iDigBio Application Programming Interface (APIs) and example use cases for both data providers and downstream data consumers. <br><br>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GN3nUBEmU91UnPPx5koT6EimfhhPx20q9Z8qxk0ciF4/edit?usp=sharing Discussion Notes] | ||
| '''Thrills and spills: sharing experiences, insights, and products on education, outreach, diversity & inclusion'''<br> ''Molly Phillips, iDigBio, University of Florida''<br><br>This session will include a series of 5-minute lightning presentations from TCN representatives on successes (thrills) and lessons learned (spills) relating to education, outreach, diversity, and inclusion (EODI) initiatives followed by a Q&A/discussion. The goals of this session are to raise awareness about all of the amazing EODI activities and products that have stemmed from the ADBC program and to hopefully encourage cross-pollination of ideas and collaboration among the projects. | | '''Thrills and spills: sharing experiences, insights, and products on education, outreach, diversity & inclusion'''<br> ''Molly Phillips, iDigBio, University of Florida''<br><br>This session will include a series of 5-minute lightning presentations from TCN representatives on successes (thrills) and lessons learned (spills) relating to education, outreach, diversity, and inclusion (EODI) initiatives followed by a Q&A/discussion. The goals of this session are to raise awareness about all of the amazing EODI activities and products that have stemmed from the ADBC program and to hopefully encourage cross-pollination of ideas and collaboration among the projects. <br><br>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vvMw2_V5s4uIsDzos9eu2YYJnWPi28lOSY20JTM6aUw/edit?usp=sharing Discussion Notes]<br><br> | ||
'''Lightning talk slots are filling fast, so email Molly Phillips (mphillips@flmnh.ufl.edu) if you would like to present.''' | '''Lightning talk slots are filling fast, so email Molly Phillips (mphillips@flmnh.ufl.edu) if you would like to present.''' | ||
| '''Sharing biotic interactions found in collection data'''<br> ''Katja Seltmann, UC Santa Barbara, Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration''<br><br> During this session we will discuss how existing species interaction datasets are structured and how to increase our ability to generate aggregate datasets and examine networks of interactions. We will show examples of datasets shared through Global Biotic Interactions (GloBI - https://www.globalbioticinteractions.org) and discuss ideas about how to share more biotic interaction data for research. | | '''Sharing biotic interactions found in collection data'''<br> ''Katja Seltmann, UC Santa Barbara, Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration''<br><br> During this session we will discuss how existing species interaction datasets are structured and how to increase our ability to generate aggregate datasets and examine networks of interactions. We will show examples of datasets shared through Global Biotic Interactions (GloBI - https://www.globalbioticinteractions.org) and discuss ideas about how to share more biotic interaction data for research. | ||