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GRIN-Global Project

GRIN-Global Project . Discussion & Demonstration July 27, 2010. Presenters Gary Kinard Mark Bohning Martin Reisinger. Today’s Presentation. Overview of the GRIN-Global (GG) project Demonstration of the Public Website Discussion. The Need for GRIN-Global.

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GRIN-Global Project

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  1. GRIN-Global Project Discussion &DemonstrationJuly 27, 2010 PresentersGary KinardMark BohningMartin Reisinger

  2. Today’s Presentation Overview of the GRIN-Global (GG) project Demonstration of the Public Website Discussion

  3. The Need for GRIN-Global Many national genebanks lack effective information technology for documenting & managing collections electronically

  4. Why Switch From GRIN? Genebanks interested in adopting GRIN were challenged by software licensing fees

  5. GRIN…GRIN-Global In 2008, the Global Crop Diversity Trust awarded ARS a 3-year, $1.4 million grant to address global germplasm information management needs

  6. GRIN…GRIN-Global USDA/ARS is devoting more than $1 million of in-kind support to the project Bioversity International will support the deployment of GRIN-Global internationally

  7. GRIN-Global Project Mission Create… a new, scalable version of GRIN …powerful, flexible, easy-to-use PGR information management system an effective global network of genebanks Encourage… the use of PGR resources by researchers, breeders, and farmers (producers)

  8. Customer Input • Public Bulletin Board for 18 months • Fall 2009 survey • 444 surveys completed by international and U.S. respondents • Sent more than 600 U.S. CGC email invitations • Feedback from presentations

  9. Customer Input • Survey respondents identified themselves as: • researcher / breeder – 66% • policy maker – 8% • curators – 27% • genebank staff – 21% • grower / farmer – 8% (Multiple responses were allowed)

  10. GRIN-Global Deliverables

  11. GRIN-Global Timeline 12/2009 3/2010 7/2010 8/2010 12/2010 5/2011 12/2011 3/2012 TtT 2 TtT 1 PublicWebsiteRC1 GG v1.0 GG RC 1 GG RC 2 International Deployment Testing: Bioversity & U.S. select testers Schema analysis / revisions Gap Analysis Code Optimization Broad U.S.Evaluation GG – GRIN-GlobalRC – Release Candidate TtT – Train the Trainer U.S. Deployment GRIN Migration  GG v2.0

  12. Public Website Demo

  13. Discussion

  14. An International Project to Develop a Global Plant Genebank Information Management System P. Bretting, M. Mackay, L. Guarino, G. Kinard, C. Gardner, P. Cyr, M. Bohning, Q. Sinnott, G. Emberland, M. Millard, J. Postman, K. Hummer, T. Ayala-Silva, T. Franco, B. Weaver, R. Little, J. Chung, L. Gu, M. Reisinger

  15. Resources GRIN-Global wiki:www.grin-global.org Feedback email:grin-global.feedback@ars-grin.gov

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