An Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, and Trichoptera (EPT) Database: Internet Access and Geographic Information System Linking of Collections at the INHS

蜉蝣目、蜉蝣目和毛翅目 (EPT) 数据库:INHS 馆藏的互联网接入和地理信息系统链接

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项目摘要

The Illinois Natural History Survey (INHS), a National Systematics Research Resource Center, maintains some of the largest and most historically significant North American collections of the aquatic insect orders Ephemeroptera (mayflies), Plecoptera (stoneflies), and Trichoptera (caddisflies), collectively referred to as EPT. These groups are recognized as containing some of the most sensitive biotic indicators of stream health.Considerable holdings of EPT type specimens, and other historically important material, results in a heavy demand for loans of specimens and requests for information on species distributions. Recognizing that the INHS is an important repository for EPT specimens and information needed by systematists, biogeographers, ecologists, and conservationists, the INHS initiated efforts to computerize the specimen label data and serve it to the Internet. Stonefly specimen label data (18,486) are now available on the Internet. Computerization of the mayfly and caddisfly holdings is underway. Completion of these two databases would result in the most comprehensive specimen level EPT database available anywhere. This project will support the computerization of the large and historically significant EPT collection housed at the INHS. Specific goals of this project are to: (1) enter the collection label data for the remaining mayflies and caddisflies; (2) georeference locality data for all EPT records at the INHS; (3) serve the tabular database to the Internet; (4) serve the georeference locality data to the Internet as high quality maps of species distributions at appropriate scales; (5) restructure existing flat file format to an expanded relational one; (6) update nomenclature; and (7) obtain the computer equipment and software necessary to construct the databases and serve them to the Internet as envisioned in this proposal. Compilation of EPT specimen records into a coordinated, GIS-linked, Internet-accessible database will provide a valuable tool for ecological, biogeographical, and systematic research on EPT species and will also provide a unique opportunity to assess historical changes in species richness and stream health. Using an advanced search engine, researchers world wide will be able to search the database using combinations of taxonomic and geographic descriptors, generate species lists for localities or drainages, access distribution maps, and match immature and adult specimens based on their presence or absence at specific localities.pletion of these two databases would result in the most comprehensive specimen level EPT database available anywhere. This project will support the computerization of the large and historically significant EPT collection housed at the INHS. Specific goals of this project are to: (1) enter the collection label data for the remaining mayflies and caddisflies; (2) georeference locality data for all EPT records at the INHS; (3) serve the tabular database to the Internet; (4) serve the georeference locality data to the Internet as high quality maps of species distributions at appropriate scales; (5) restructure existing flat file format to an expanded relational one; (6) update nomenclature; and (7) obtain the computer equipment and software necessary to construct the databases and serve them to the Internet as envisioned in this proposal. Compilation of EPT specimen records into a coordinated, GIS-linked, Internet-accessible database provide will a valuable tool for ecological, biogeographical, and systematic research on EPT species and will also provide a unique opportunity to assess historical changes in species richness and stream health. Using an advanced search engine, researchers world wide will be able to search the database using combinations of taxonomic and geographic descriptors, generate species lists for localities or drainages, access distribution maps, and match immature and adult specimens based on their presence or absence at specific localities.
伊利诺伊州自然历史调查(INHS),一个国家系统学研究资源中心,拥有一些最大和最具历史意义的北美水生昆虫订单蜉蝣目(蜉蝣),Plecoptera(石蝇)和毛翅目(石蛾)的收藏品,统称为EPT。 这些群体被公认为包含一些最敏感的生物指标的流health.Considerable持有的EPT型标本,和其他历史上重要的材料,导致大量的标本贷款的需求和物种分布的信息。 认识到INHS是EPT标本和系统学家,地理学家,生态学家和自然保护主义者所需信息的重要存储库,INHS开始努力计算标本标签数据并将其提供给互联网。 目前可在互联网上查阅石鲈标本标签数据(18,486)。 蜉蝣和石蛾种群的计算机化正在进行中。 这两个数据库的完成将导致最全面的标本级EPT数据库可用的任何地方。 该项目将支持将国家人类住区研究所收藏的大量具有历史意义的紧急情况处理资料计算机化。 该项目的具体目标是:(1)输入其余蜉蝣和石蛾的采集标签数据;(2)在INHS输入所有EPT记录的地理参照地点数据;(3)将表格数据库提供给因特网;(4)将地理参照地点数据作为适当比例尺的物种分布高质量地图提供给因特网;(5)将现有的平面文件格式调整为扩大的关系格式;(6)更新术语;(7)获得建立数据库所需的计算机设备和软件,并按照本建议的设想将其提供给因特网。 将EPT标本记录汇编成一个协调的、与GIS相连的、可通过互联网访问的数据库,将为EPT物种的生态学、地理学和系统研究提供一个宝贵的工具,也将为评估物种丰富度和河流健康的历史变化提供一个独特的机会。 使用先进的搜索引擎,世界各地的研究人员将能够使用分类和地理描述符的组合搜索数据库,生成地点或流域的物种列表,访问分布图,并根据它们在特定地点的存在或不存在来匹配未成熟和成年标本。 该项目将支持将国家人类住区研究所收藏的大量具有历史意义的紧急情况处理资料计算机化。 该项目的具体目标是:(1)输入其余蜉蝣和石蛾的采集标签数据;(2)在INHS输入所有EPT记录的地理参照地点数据;(3)将表格数据库提供给因特网;(4)将地理参照地点数据作为适当比例尺的物种分布高质量地图提供给因特网;(5)将现有的平面文件格式调整为扩大的关系格式;(6)更新术语;(7)获得建立数据库所需的计算机设备和软件,并按照本建议的设想将其提供给因特网。 将EPT标本记录汇编成一个协调的、与GIS相连的、可通过互联网访问的数据库,将为EPT物种的生态学、地理学和系统研究提供一个有价值的工具,也将为评估物种丰富度和河流健康的历史变化提供一个独特的机会。 利用先进的搜索引擎,全世界的研究人员将能够使用分类和地理描述符的组合搜索数据库,生成地点或流域的物种清单,访问分布图,并根据它们在特定地点的存在或不存在来匹配未成熟和成年标本。

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R. Edward DeWalt其他文献

Relative importance of Conservation Reserve Programs to aquatic insect biodiversity in an agricultural watershed in the Midwest, USA
  • DOI:
    10.1007/s10750-018-3842-2
  • 发表时间:
    2018-12-06
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  • 影响因子:
    2.500
  • 作者:
    Eric J. South;R. Edward DeWalt;Yong Cao
  • 通讯作者:
    Yong Cao

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{{ truncateString('R. Edward DeWalt', 18)}}的其他基金

CSBR: Natural History: Securing Alcohol Types and Donated Alcohol Specimens at the INHS Insect Collection
CSBR:自然历史:保护 INHS 昆虫收藏中的酒精类型和捐赠的酒精样本
  • 批准号:
    1458285
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    2015
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    $ 17.12万
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    Standard Grant
Using Museum Records and Distribution Models to Reconstruct the Historical Assemblage for Midwest Plecoptera
利用博物馆记录和分布模型重建中西部鳞翅目的历史组合
  • 批准号:
    0918805
  • 财政年份:
    2009
  • 资助金额:
    $ 17.12万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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