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EOLv2 eol.org. Key ideas. Engagement Leveraging Darwin Core Collaborations. v2: Scope & Engagement. All species Global Many audiences enthusiasts scientists learners citizen scientists. eol.org. EOL v1. EOL v2. EOL aggregates and curates. Scientific Databases
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Key ideas Engagement Leveraging Darwin Core Collaborations
v2: Scope & Engagement • All species • Global • Many audiences • enthusiasts • scientists • learners • citizen scientists
eol.org EOL v1 EOL v2
EOL aggregates and curates Scientific Databases BHL, GBIF, ALA, COL, Scratchpads Scientific Journals Pensoft Publishing Curate Aggregate Comment Rate, Collect eol.org API Quality control, prioritization Third party apps
Many topicsMorphology, conservation, behavior ecology, genomics etc.
Taxonomy is frameworkNot the goal NCBI ITIS and COL
v2 engagement: Collections How would you like to get information from collections?
v2 engagement: Communities to share interests or to share work
Collections as checklists • Third-party app using collections to instantly set up new mobile data entry • Could copy items & annotations to reflect actual observations
V2 engagement: Internationalization • Spanish – INBio, CONABIO • Arabic – Bibliotheca Alexandrina • Translatewiki for interfaces in other languages
v2: Incentives for improvement See updates tab http://eol.org/info/ priority_taxa_on_eol Image credit: Peter Förster
using Darwin Core Archive flat files as transport mechanism
Common Names Taxon References Attribution Image
Take-home messages • EOL helps taxonomists and others reach broader audiences via engagement • Leveraging and adding to existing Darwin Core • Collaborations are key, for content, for software development, quality control, for sustainability
Tree contest • Largest hierarchy that reflects the state of our phylogenetic knowledge • Submit to EOL in DwC-A • Proof of concept • Navigation of EOL web content • Prize – all-expenses paid trip to iEvoBio 2012 in Ottawa, Canada STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS
Acknowledgements Funding from: John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Alfred P. Sloane Foundation Smithsonian Institution Marine Biological Laboratory Harvard University and other funders and donors All our content partners and global partners, especially: INBio -- Costa Rica Biblioteca Alexandrina -- Egypt CONABIO – Mexico GBIF Volunteer curators and individual contributors via Flickr, Wikimedia, and members of EOL
v2 content standards Content type Standards used Darwin Core Dublin & Darwin Core SPM (and now +) Dublin (+ Audubon Core) • Taxa • Attribution & licensing • Text objects & links • Multimedia
Low hanging fruit Photo credit: Stanislas PERRIN
How EOLv1 got content n=141 partners CSV web service PDF HTML DB LD/eLD/Scratchpad