Digitisation / Cataloguing of non-textual objects: Integrated data management for mobilisation and digitalisation of zoological and palaeontological collections (IDES)

IDES项目的目的是建立一个高性能的信息基础设施，该基础设施将被隶属于德国国家自然科学委员会（SNSB）的四个研究机构普遍使用。世界范围内独特的鱼类收藏位于慕尼黑和Eichstätt的独立建筑中，属于四个独立的行政机构（Bayerische Staatssammlung f<e:1> Paläontologie und Geologie, Jura-Museum Eichstätt, Staatssammlung f<s:1>人类学und Paläoanatomie m<e:1> nchen和Zoologische Staatssammlung m<e:1> nchen）。IDES将从中生代（Trias）开始，直到收集现存鱼类，对来自欧洲和邻近海域的放光翼属的数据和元数据进行动员和数字化。将建立具有创新成像设施的移动工作站，并适应各种收集对象（干法收集的骨骼、湿法收集的化石、DNA和组织收集）的具体要求，并在带有位置数据、描述等的纸质文件上提供文本信息。在项目结束时，将通过关系数据库系统Diversity Workbench （DWB）访问超过50,000个对象和10,000个图像的数据。这使得可持续和综合的数据管理和数据流从成像过程开始，在收集存储室中分散数据输入，直到与SNSB IT中心密切合作的中央数据存档和数据处理。数据流包括数据源与各种网络接口的连接、包装器的安装以及在GBIF、FishBase和FishNet 2等国际数据网络中的数据发布。

The project IDES aims to set up a high performing information infrastructure which will be commonly used by four research collections belonging to the Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns (SNSB). The worldwide unique ichthyological collections are housed in separate buildings in Munich and Eichstätt and belong to four administrative independent institutions (Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie, Jura-Museum Eichstätt, Staatssammlung für Anthropologie und Paläoanatomie München and Zoologische Staatssammlung München). IDES will mobilise and digitalise the data and metadata of Actinopterygii from Europe and adjacent seas, starting from the Mesozoic era (Trias) until collections of extant fishes. Mobile work stations with innovative imaging facilities will be established and adapted to the specific requirements of the various kinds of collection objects (dried collections of skeletons, wet collections, fossils, DNA and tissue collections) accompagnied by text information on paper documents with location data, descriptions etc. At the end of the project the data for more than 50.000 objects with 10.000 images will be accessible via the relational database system Diversity Workbench (DWB). This allows a sustainable and integrative data management and data flow starting with the imaging process, decentral data entry in the collection storage rooms until a central data archiving and data processing in close cooperation with the IT Center of the SNSB. The data flow includes the connexion of the data sources to various web interfaces, wrapper installations and the data publication in international data networks like GBIF, FishBase and FishNet 2.