Collaborative Research: DiGIR-Mapper, a Web-Based Mapping and Analysis Tool for Natural History Collections

俄勒冈州立大学与加州大学伯克利分校合作开发基于网络的GIS软件和工具，旨在利用现有的独立DIVA系统的功能，使互联网上快速增长的自然历史标本分布数据的财富易于实施和在线分析。该项目与DiGIR社区很好地集成在一起，将使那些缺乏广泛的自然历史收藏品和大量硬件和软件投资的机构能够对大型数据集进行复杂的分析，而这些都是以前对生物分布进行大规模空间分布分析所必需的。

The Oregon State University, in collaboration with the University of California Berkeley has been awarded a grant to develop web based GIS software and tools designed to exploit the capabilities of the existing stand alone DIVA system and to enable easily implemented and online analyses of the rapidly growing wealth of natural history specimen distribution data available on the internet. The project is well integrated in the DiGIR community and will enable sophisticated analyses of large datasets at institutions that lack both the extensive natural history collections and significant hardware and software investments that were previously necessary for large scale spatial distribution analyses of organism distributions.