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Digitization of each specimen in the CAP TCN will result in a high-resolution image, a databased record of collection metadata, a georeferenced point, and the reproductive status of the specimen. New tools will be developed for the public to search and display phenological data through a Symbiota portal interface. The CAP TCN will develop novel data standards for capturing and sharing trait data from specimens. Building on already successful national and regional programs, the CAP TCN will partner with schools, universities, botanical clubs, and the general public to crowd source phenological measurements through online expeditions, workshops, new college courses, and K-12 educational programs. The CAP TCN will provide a historical record of plants currently being monitored through the National Phenology Network and other regional programs. Finally, this award will expand efforts to train the "next generation" of museum curators, collectors, and researchers. | Digitization of each specimen in the CAP TCN will result in a high-resolution image, a databased record of collection metadata, a georeferenced point, and the reproductive status of the specimen. New tools will be developed for the public to search and display phenological data through a Symbiota portal interface. The CAP TCN will develop novel data standards for capturing and sharing trait data from specimens. Building on already successful national and regional programs, the CAP TCN will partner with schools, universities, botanical clubs, and the general public to crowd source phenological measurements through online expeditions, workshops, new college courses, and K-12 educational programs. The CAP TCN will provide a historical record of plants currently being monitored through the National Phenology Network and other regional programs. Finally, this award will expand efforts to train the "next generation" of museum curators, collectors, and researchers. | ||
=== Project Websites & Social Media === | === Project Websites & Social Media === | ||
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[http://cch2.org/portal/index.php Twitter Page] | [http://cch2.org/portal/index.php Twitter Page] | ||
=== Project Leadership === | === Project Leadership === | ||
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*Pearson KD, Yost JM. Capturing flowering time data from herbarium specimens: The California Phenology TCN. Southern California Botanists Symposium, Claremont, CA. November 3, 2018. | *Pearson KD, Yost JM. Capturing flowering time data from herbarium specimens: The California Phenology TCN. Southern California Botanists Symposium, Claremont, CA. November 3, 2018. | ||
=== Education and Outreach === | |||
== PENs == | == PENs == | ||