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TaxonWorks is in its infancy. Read the whitepaper (comment on it if you wish) at [http://taxonworks.org].   
 
TaxonWorks is in its infancy. Read the whitepaper (comment on it if you wish) at [http://taxonworks.org].   
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Outline for dense paragraph for use by potential collaborators. Here's a first stab.
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• TaxonWorks, the new standard for taxonomic workbench tools
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• Why TaxonWorks
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o stable endowment supported
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o Unified workbench (specimens, character matrices, keys, publication ready output) concept: Species File, MX, 3i
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o Software group of Illinois Natural History Survey, University of Illinois
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o Built in a collaborative Ruby codebase
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o 6 full time staff for development, debugging, hardware maintenance
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o Meets current data standards (DwC, TDWG…)
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o Internet based
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o Global data sharing: CoL, GBIF (DwC-A), ITIS, EoL
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• Provide MX for short-term use
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• Migrate to TaxonWorks in 2015
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Quick links:
 
Quick links:
  
 
[[User Stories]], [[Rails Biodiversity Applications]], [[Rails]], [[Biological Properties]]
 
[[User Stories]], [[Rails Biodiversity Applications]], [[Rails]], [[Biological Properties]]

Revision as of 10:15, 18 October 2013

TaxonWorks is in its infancy. Read the whitepaper (comment on it if you wish) at [1].

Outline for dense paragraph for use by potential collaborators. Here's a first stab.

• TaxonWorks, the new standard for taxonomic workbench tools • Why TaxonWorks o stable endowment supported o Unified workbench (specimens, character matrices, keys, publication ready output) concept: Species File, MX, 3i o Software group of Illinois Natural History Survey, University of Illinois o Built in a collaborative Ruby codebase o 6 full time staff for development, debugging, hardware maintenance o Meets current data standards (DwC, TDWG…) o Internet based o Global data sharing: CoL, GBIF (DwC-A), ITIS, EoL • Provide MX for short-term use • Migrate to TaxonWorks in 2015


Quick links:

User Stories, Rails Biodiversity Applications, Rails, Biological Properties