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Partnership to the Existing New England Vascular Plant Network for Collections at the New York Botanical Garden

与纽约植物园现有的新英格兰维管植物网络合作收藏

基本信息

批准号：
1502452
负责人：
Barbara Thiers
金额：
$ 14.77万
依托单位：
New York Botanical Garden
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
Standard Grant
财政年份：
2015
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2015-07-01 至 2017-12-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1502452&HistoricalAwards=false
关键词：
Partnership Existing New England Vascular

项目摘要

The New York Botanical Garden's William and Lynda Steere Herbarium (NY) proposes to join the existing Thematic Collections Network (TCN) entitled, Mobilizing New England Vascular Plant Specimen Data to Track Environmental Changes. The goal of this project is to mine data from preserved plant specimens in order to support studies of the nature and consequences of environmental change in the New England region over the last three centuries. The New York Botanical Garden will contribute approximately 150,000 digitized specimens to the 1.3 million specimens that will be digitized at other institutions. Data generated through this project will be of immediate use to scientists who study climate and land-use change, and will provide a better understanding of how global changes will impact the distribution of native and introduced plant species in the future. The project will provide career-relevant management training for a recent college graduate, and will provide employment and job experience for college undergraduates, exposing these young people to an aspect of environmental science not commonly taught in universities. Citizen scientists will be invited to participate in this project by helping to transcribe label data, georeferencing, and scoring specimens for phenological state. This award is made as part of the National Resource for Digitization of Biological Collections through the Advancing Digitization of Biological Collections program and all data resulting from this award will be available through the national resource (iDigBio.org).

纽约植物园的威廉和琳达斯蒂尔标本馆（纽约）建议加入现有的主题收集网络（TCN），题为，动员新英格兰维管植物标本数据，以跟踪环境变化。该项目的目标是从保存的植物标本中挖掘数据，以支持对过去三个世纪新英格兰地区环境变化的性质和后果的研究。纽约植物园将为其他机构数字化的130万份标本贡献大约15万份数字化标本。通过该项目产生的数据将立即用于研究气候和土地利用变化的科学家，并将更好地了解全球变化将如何影响未来本地和引进植物物种的分布。该项目将为一名刚毕业的大学生提供与职业有关的管理培训，并将为大学本科生提供就业和工作经验，使这些年轻人接触到大学中不常教授的环境科学方面。公民科学家将被邀请参加这个项目，帮助转录标签数据，地理参考，并为物候状态评分标本。该奖项是作为国家资源的一部分，通过推进生物收藏品数字化计划的生物收藏品的数字化，从这个奖项产生的所有数据将通过国家资源（iDigBio.org）提供。