Collaborative Research: Building the Information Community Infrastructure - A Test Case Implementation for Ichthyological Collections

0415600 Vieglais堪萨斯大学获得了一笔赠款，用于重新设计和重新实施最初的渔网到渔网II。由此产生的系统将为大约230万鱼类学记录。来自北美及其他地区的3900万个标本，使用现代自然历史收藏数据共享协议DiGIR随时可用。 这将使数据能够通过现在使用该协议的许多门户广泛访问。它还将提供一个非常低成本和易于维护的开放源码服务器软件包，可以很容易地适应多种类型的自然历史收藏。DiGIR系统的持续开发和维护将在奖项的五年期限内进行，从而使整个自然历史收藏界受益。该奖项与杜兰大学的一个奖项合作，该大学将与成功的GEOLocate地理参考计划进行重大发展和整合，进一步造福整个自然历史收藏界。

0415600 Vieglais The University of Kansas has been awarded a grant to redesign and re-implement the original FishNet into FishNet II. The resulting system will make 2.3 million ichthyological records for ca. 39 million specimens from North America and beyond readily available using the modern natural history collections data sharing protocol DiGIR. This will enable the data to be widely accessed through the many portals that now use this protocol. It will also provide a very low cost and simple-to-maintain open source server software package that can be easily adapted to multiple types of natural history collections. Continued development and maintenance of the DiGIR system will occur over the five year life of the award thus enabling the entire natural history collections community to benefit. The award is collaborative with an award to Tulane University where significant development and integration with the successful GEOLocate georeferencing program will take place, further benefiting the entire natural history collections community.