Towards a common approach to electronic Australasian floras CHAH/HISCOM Workshop 3-4 December 2007 Why collaborate Lessons of collaborations by herbaria Long tradition in Australasian herbaria Central Australian Flora,

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Slide 1

Towards a common approach
to electronic Australasian
floras
CHAH/HISCOM Workshop
3-4 December 2007

Why collaborate
Lessons of collaborations by herbaria
Long tradition in Australasian herbaria

Central Australian Flora, Flora of Australia, State Floras

In IT

HISPID
HISCOM
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium
 Shoestring  AVH partly  AVH2/EWS (Weeds CRC)

AVH Data Capture project - NHT
Australian Plant Census (APC) – Cwlth DEW
GBIF/TDWG

Species Profiles – weeds, EPBC act (Cwlth DEW)
Museums – Herbaria: Atlas of Living Australia
(NCRIS)

Aims of meeting
Seek collaboration in Efloras
Why the urgency
Raised early in 2007
CHAH phone hookup in June/July 2007
CHAH at AGM in September 2007 agreed to this
meeting on basis of current eFlora projects:
Existing eFlora pushes
My driver: Flora of South Australia
Also Marine Flora of WA
To wait for ALA may take longer than anticipate – already
delays

Aims of meeting
Outcomes of collaboration in Efloras
Sharing of ideas  improved approaches
Ensure against going down cul de sacs
Cost savings
Avoiding double handling
Develop a roadmap for a common approach
resolution – only as much as we can provide
Data standard for interchange
Cf. AVH – each specimen database differs  HISPID5
data dictionary
cf. APC – traditional – are our censuses compatible?

What we don’t want
Don’t lose sight of
current global developments
GBIF/TDWG
Encyclopedia of Life
Other global projects – Species Plantarum

The rich potential of the Atlas of Living
Australia project


Slide 2

Towards a common approach
to electronic Australasian
floras
CHAH/HISCOM Workshop
3-4 December 2007

Why collaborate
Lessons of collaborations by herbaria
Long tradition in Australasian herbaria

Central Australian Flora, Flora of Australia, State Floras

In IT

HISPID
HISCOM
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium
 Shoestring  AVH partly  AVH2/EWS (Weeds CRC)

AVH Data Capture project - NHT
Australian Plant Census (APC) – Cwlth DEW
GBIF/TDWG

Species Profiles – weeds, EPBC act (Cwlth DEW)
Museums – Herbaria: Atlas of Living Australia
(NCRIS)

Aims of meeting
Seek collaboration in Efloras
Why the urgency
Raised early in 2007
CHAH phone hookup in June/July 2007
CHAH at AGM in September 2007 agreed to this
meeting on basis of current eFlora projects:
Existing eFlora pushes
My driver: Flora of South Australia
Also Marine Flora of WA
To wait for ALA may take longer than anticipate – already
delays

Aims of meeting
Outcomes of collaboration in Efloras
Sharing of ideas  improved approaches
Ensure against going down cul de sacs
Cost savings
Avoiding double handling
Develop a roadmap for a common approach
resolution – only as much as we can provide
Data standard for interchange
Cf. AVH – each specimen database differs  HISPID5
data dictionary
cf. APC – traditional – are our censuses compatible?

What we don’t want
Don’t lose sight of
current global developments
GBIF/TDWG
Encyclopedia of Life
Other global projects – Species Plantarum

The rich potential of the Atlas of Living
Australia project


Slide 3

Towards a common approach
to electronic Australasian
floras
CHAH/HISCOM Workshop
3-4 December 2007

Why collaborate
Lessons of collaborations by herbaria
Long tradition in Australasian herbaria

Central Australian Flora, Flora of Australia, State Floras

In IT

HISPID
HISCOM
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium
 Shoestring  AVH partly  AVH2/EWS (Weeds CRC)

AVH Data Capture project - NHT
Australian Plant Census (APC) – Cwlth DEW
GBIF/TDWG

Species Profiles – weeds, EPBC act (Cwlth DEW)
Museums – Herbaria: Atlas of Living Australia
(NCRIS)

Aims of meeting
Seek collaboration in Efloras
Why the urgency
Raised early in 2007
CHAH phone hookup in June/July 2007
CHAH at AGM in September 2007 agreed to this
meeting on basis of current eFlora projects:
Existing eFlora pushes
My driver: Flora of South Australia
Also Marine Flora of WA
To wait for ALA may take longer than anticipate – already
delays

Aims of meeting
Outcomes of collaboration in Efloras
Sharing of ideas  improved approaches
Ensure against going down cul de sacs
Cost savings
Avoiding double handling
Develop a roadmap for a common approach
resolution – only as much as we can provide
Data standard for interchange
Cf. AVH – each specimen database differs  HISPID5
data dictionary
cf. APC – traditional – are our censuses compatible?

What we don’t want
Don’t lose sight of
current global developments
GBIF/TDWG
Encyclopedia of Life
Other global projects – Species Plantarum

The rich potential of the Atlas of Living
Australia project


Slide 4

Towards a common approach
to electronic Australasian
floras
CHAH/HISCOM Workshop
3-4 December 2007

Why collaborate
Lessons of collaborations by herbaria
Long tradition in Australasian herbaria

Central Australian Flora, Flora of Australia, State Floras

In IT

HISPID
HISCOM
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium
 Shoestring  AVH partly  AVH2/EWS (Weeds CRC)

AVH Data Capture project - NHT
Australian Plant Census (APC) – Cwlth DEW
GBIF/TDWG

Species Profiles – weeds, EPBC act (Cwlth DEW)
Museums – Herbaria: Atlas of Living Australia
(NCRIS)

Aims of meeting
Seek collaboration in Efloras
Why the urgency
Raised early in 2007
CHAH phone hookup in June/July 2007
CHAH at AGM in September 2007 agreed to this
meeting on basis of current eFlora projects:
Existing eFlora pushes
My driver: Flora of South Australia
Also Marine Flora of WA
To wait for ALA may take longer than anticipate – already
delays

Aims of meeting
Outcomes of collaboration in Efloras
Sharing of ideas  improved approaches
Ensure against going down cul de sacs
Cost savings
Avoiding double handling
Develop a roadmap for a common approach
resolution – only as much as we can provide
Data standard for interchange
Cf. AVH – each specimen database differs  HISPID5
data dictionary
cf. APC – traditional – are our censuses compatible?

What we don’t want
Don’t lose sight of
current global developments
GBIF/TDWG
Encyclopedia of Life
Other global projects – Species Plantarum

The rich potential of the Atlas of Living
Australia project


Slide 5

Towards a common approach
to electronic Australasian
floras
CHAH/HISCOM Workshop
3-4 December 2007

Why collaborate
Lessons of collaborations by herbaria
Long tradition in Australasian herbaria

Central Australian Flora, Flora of Australia, State Floras

In IT

HISPID
HISCOM
Australia’s Virtual Herbarium
 Shoestring  AVH partly  AVH2/EWS (Weeds CRC)

AVH Data Capture project - NHT
Australian Plant Census (APC) – Cwlth DEW
GBIF/TDWG

Species Profiles – weeds, EPBC act (Cwlth DEW)
Museums – Herbaria: Atlas of Living Australia
(NCRIS)

Aims of meeting
Seek collaboration in Efloras
Why the urgency
Raised early in 2007
CHAH phone hookup in June/July 2007
CHAH at AGM in September 2007 agreed to this
meeting on basis of current eFlora projects:
Existing eFlora pushes
My driver: Flora of South Australia
Also Marine Flora of WA
To wait for ALA may take longer than anticipate – already
delays

Aims of meeting
Outcomes of collaboration in Efloras
Sharing of ideas  improved approaches
Ensure against going down cul de sacs
Cost savings
Avoiding double handling
Develop a roadmap for a common approach
resolution – only as much as we can provide
Data standard for interchange
Cf. AVH – each specimen database differs  HISPID5
data dictionary
cf. APC – traditional – are our censuses compatible?

What we don’t want
Don’t lose sight of
current global developments
GBIF/TDWG
Encyclopedia of Life
Other global projects – Species Plantarum

The rich potential of the Atlas of Living
Australia project