Computer Demonstrations

Each presenter for the Computer Demonstration Session will have twenty minutes to focus on the demonstration, make sure to bring the equipment needed to run your demonstration and let the Program Committee know in advance about any special requirements you may have (projector/beamer, Internet connection, firewall settings, etc.).

Computer Demonstration Presenters may additionally opt to bring a poster for viewing at other times. We have an abundance of great poster submissions this year, but we have managed to provide space for everyone who submitted a Computer Demonstration to display a Poster during the whole conference from Monday to Friday. On Thursday, just before the TDWG banquet, we have scheduled a poster session where we encourage each presenter to stand by your poster to answer questions from interested attendees. Please make sure to bring your poster with you during Registration on Sunday or Monday during the first coffee breaks. Even when we expect that there will be mounting devices provided on site for mounting your poster, if you decide to bring a poster too, you might want to bring your own pins, just in case.

More details will be sent your way next week and during the Conference. We look forward to meeting you at TDWG!

Demos

# AuthorTitleDay/time  Location

   1.

S. Cooleman,  G. Geser, M. Louette, D. Meirte, P.  Mergen, A.  Mulrenin & S.M. Pieterse

STERNA advanced semantic web tool about resources on birds

Monday 1.30-1.50pm

Lillie 103

   2.

Etienne Américo Cartolano Júnior, Antonio Mauro Saraiva, Allan Koch Veiga, Diogo Borges Krobath, Luiz Guilherme Pilar Saraiva, Guilhermo Tavares

Biodiversity Data Digitizer - BDD

Monday 1.30-1.50pm

Auditorium

   3.

Hanna Koivula, Mikko Heikkinen, Tapani Lahti & Hannu Saarenmaa

Enterprise architecture for managing biodiversity data in Finland

Monday 4-4.20pm

Lillie 103

   4.

Dave Martin, Ajay Ranipeta, Angus MacAulay, Adam Collins and Lee Belbin

The Atlas of Living Australia, nearly.

Monday 4-4.20pm

Auditorium

   5.

Rupert G. Wilson and Janet J. Cubey

RHS Orchard: harvesting a different sort of fruit

Monday 4.30-4.50pm

Auditorium

   6.

C.J. Grady, Aimee M. Stewart, James H. Beach

Using the Vistrails Scientific Workflow Management System for Species Distribution Modeling

Monday 4.30-4.50pm

Lillie 103

   7.

Tim Noble, Rod Spears & Andy Bentley (presenter James H. Beach)

Linking Specify 6 Databases with Morphbank Repositories and Morphster Ontologies

Monday 5-5.20pm

Lillie 103

   8.

Gail E. Kampmeier and Shelah Morita

Tracking molecular processes of specimens in taxon-based biodiversity research

Monday 5-5.20pm

Auditorium

   9.

Guido Sautter, Donat Agosti, Bob Morris

Let Taxonomists do Taxonomists‘ Work – even in Legacy Literature Digitization & Markup

Tuesday 10.45-11.05

Lillie 103

  10.

Jouni Tuominen, Matias Frosterus, Nina Laurenne and Eero Hyvönen

Publishing Biological Classifications as SKOS Vocabulary Services on the Semantic Web

Tuesday 10.45-11.05

Auditorium

  11.

Visotheary UNG, Florian CAUSSE and Régine VIGNES LEBBE

Xper²: from names to expertises

Tuesday 3-3.20pm

Lillie 103

  12.

David Remsen and Michael Giddens

DarwinCore Archive Descriptor Utility

Tuesday 3-3.20pm

Auditorium

  Last Modified: 27 September 2010