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pub:start [2019/01/29 14:32] – [ILDIS publications] admin@ildis.orgpub:start [2019/01/29 15:10] admin@ildis.org
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 ====== ILDIS publications ====== ====== ILDIS publications ======
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 +  * [[bib:]]
 +  * [[.notes:]]
  
 (under construction) (under construction)
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 Roskov, Y.R., Bisby, F.A., Zarucchi, J.L., Schrire, B.D. & White, R.J.   Roskov, Y.R., Bisby, F.A., Zarucchi, J.L., Schrire, B.D. & White, R.J.  
 World database of Legumes - results from the first twenty years of the ILDIS project.   World database of Legumes - results from the first twenty years of the ILDIS project.  
-In: //Information Systems on Biodiversity of Species & Ecosystems: Scientific Program & Abstracts//, St. Petersburg, 2003, 6-7+In: //Information Systems on Biodiversity of Species & Ecosystems:  
 +Scientific Program & Abstracts//, St. Petersburg, 2003, 6-7
  
 Roskov Y.R., Bisby F.A., Zarucchi J.L., Schrire B.D. & White R.J. (eds.)   Roskov Y.R., Bisby F.A., Zarucchi J.L., Schrire B.D. & White R.J. (eds.)  
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 Systematic databases: the Baobab design and the Alice system.   Systematic databases: the Baobab design and the Alice system.  
 In: Fortuner, R., ed.,  In: Fortuner, R., ed., 
-//Advances in Computer Methods for Systematic Biology: Artificial Intelligence, Databases, Computer Vision//, +//Advances in Computer Methods for Systematic Biology:  
 +Artificial Intelligence, Databases, Computer Vision//, 
 Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1993, 297-311 Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1993, 297-311
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-//( +//(Describes four aspects of taxonomic data  
-)//+(the taxon hierarchy, character variability and dependence, and missing values)  
 +and how these are addressed in the unimplemented "Baobab" taxonomic database design  
 +and in the Alice software suite which was specifically implemented  
 +to handle these issues and provide a complete DBMS  
 +for taxonomists and other biologists working with taxonomically organised data sets.)//
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 Linking biodiversity databases:  preparing species diversity information sources by assembling, merging and linking databases.   Linking biodiversity databases:  preparing species diversity information sources by assembling, merging and linking databases.  
 In: Curry, G.B. & Humphries, C.J., eds.,  In: Curry, G.B. & Humphries, C.J., eds., 
-//Biodiversity Databases: Techniques, Politics and Applications//, CRC Press, 2007, 111-128, ISBN 0-415-33290-7  +//Biodiversity Databases: Techniques, Politics and Applications//,  
 +CRC Press, Systematics Association Special Volume **73**, 2007, 111-128, ISBN 0-415-33290-7  
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-:TODO: //(Notes to be completed)//+//(Explains how large collaborative biological databases  
 +(such as the ERMS checklist and the ILDIS World Database of Legumes)  
 +were assembled by //**merging**// contributed data sets,  
 +and contrasts this with //**linking**// databases together into larger systems  
 +in initiatives such as the Species 2000 Dynamic Checklist  
 +and its further development in the Spice project.   
 +Databases such as ILDIS and the Species 2000 Catalogue of Life are seen as  
 +taxonomic backbones to which a variety of further data sets can be linked  
 +to expand the range of data available to the user.   
 +The reliability of such "onward links" in the presence of factors  
 +such as differing taxonomic treatments in the various data sets is discussed,  
 +with a proposed solution using "cross-maps" prepared using the Litchi software, 
 +which was developed further in the "Biodiversity World" and "Species 2000 Europa" projects.)//
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-===== Notes (primarily for the Anne Bruneau legume history MS) ===== 
- 
-Google doc at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MZVH4kTJz3LRChcRKe61TulDcMfhwowE7yfUm0Oidbo/edit 
- 
- 
-==== History ==== 
- 
-According to Peter Brewer's PhD project first year report (November 2001),  
-ILDIS (Bisby //et al//. 2000, 2001)  
-began in 1985 (Zarucchi //et al//., 1993)  
-and was (at version 5 in 2001) "nearing completion" 
- 
-The 5th ILDIS Workshop was held at Reading (17-18 November 2005)  
-immediately following  
-the 7th UK Legume Workshop held at Kew (15 November 2005).  
- 
- 
-==== Descendants ==== 
- 
-ILDIS was was of the first two or three(?) GSDs contributing to the Species 2000 Catalogue of Life.   
- 
-Burnett J., IOPI: genesis of GPSIS?  
-In: Bisby, F.A., Russell, G.F. & Pankhurst, R.J., eds.,  
-//Designs for a Global Plant Species Information System//,  
-Oxford University Press, 1994, 334-342 
-(IOPI could be viewed as a step between ILDIS and CoL.)  
-[book at 8SG] 
  
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