We have an abundance of great submissions this year, but we have managed to provide space for everyone who submitted a poster to display them during the whole conference from Monday to Friday. On Thursday, just before the TDWG banquet, we have scheduled a poster session where presenters will stand by their posters to answer questions from interested attendees. We would like to remind all that the preferred size for posters is A1. We expect that there will be mounting devices provided on site for mounting your poster, but presenters might want to bring their own pins, just in case. More details will be updated here next week and during the Conference. Posters submitters, please make sure to bring your poster with you during Registration on Sunday or Monday during the first coffee breaks and we look forward to meeting you all at TDWG!

#	Author	Title
1.	Melita Birthälmer & Boris Jacob	Biodiversity Heritage Library for Europe – Interoperability of European biodiversity digital libraries
2.	Yde de Jong, Juliana Kouwenberg, Phillip Boegh, Mark Costello, Charles Hussey, Roger Hyam, Thierry Bourgin, Anton Guentsch, Walter Berendsohn, Ward Appeltans	A Pan-European Species-directories Infrastructure (PESI)
3.	Anton Güntsch, Walter G. Berendsohn, Marc Geoffroy, Eckhard von Raab-Straube, Andreas Müller, Ward Appeltans, Yde de Jong	The Identity of Things − Why we need transparent delimitations of biodiversity objects
4.	Elie Chen, Kun-Chi Lai, Elisha Hsu, Burke Chih-Jen Ko, Kwang-Tsao Shao	Using Google Maps to Display Large Amount of Biodiversity Data
5.	Jörg Holetschek, Tim Robertson, Éamonn Ó Tuama	OGC Web Services for GBIF-Mediated Occurrence Data
6.	Alberto González-Talaván	The GBIF Community Site: a social networking platform for Biodiversity Informaticians
7.	Markus Oppermann, Jens Keilwagen, Helmut Knüpffer, Swetlana Friedel, Andreas Börner	Validation, analysis and aggregation of long-term trait observation data of genebank material
8.	Nick Spencer, Miquel De Cáceres, Susan Wiser, Robert Peet, Brad Boyle &Martin Kleikamp	Veg-X – An exchange standard for plot-based vegetation data
9.	Christopher R. Hoffman	CollectionSpace: A community source collection management system for natural history collections and beyond
10.	Michael Akbaraly, Anne-Sophie Archambeau, Eric Chenin, Delphine Gasc, Régine Vignes-Lebbe	Implementation of GBIF’s Architecture in GBIF France: from ideas to reality
11.	Brad Boyle, Sheldon McKay, Brian Enquist, Jerry Lu, Nicole Hopkins, William Piel, Kathleen Kennedy, Matthew Helmke, Evan Deabl	Toward a plant taxonomic name resolution service
12.	Aimee M. Stewart, C.J. Grady, James H. Beach	Lifemapper 3: Geospatial Data and Computational Tools for Biodiversity Research
13.	Mary Liz Jameson and Bill Welch	Transforming Citizen Science with The Biofinity Project
14.	Thea J. Cook and Linda Hardison	The Oregon Flora Project
15.	Íñigo Granzow-de la Cerda, Rod Spears and James Beach	Scatter, Gather & Reconcile: assembling and annotating specimen data records.
16.	R.D. Stevenson	Twelve Years of Migratory Fish Counting: Evolving Information Strategies for a Citizen Science project
17.	Katja Schulz, Jennifer  Hammock, Cynthia Parr	Thirty months of progress: Encyclopedia of Life Content Status, September 2010
18.	Shawn Baden, Ian Cottingham, Stephen Scott, LeenKiat Soh	The Biofinity Project – Managing Data in the Cloud
19.	William E. Moen, Amanda K. Neill‎, and Jason Best	An Event Model for Herbarium Specimen Data in XML
20.	Chuck Ha, Holly Miller, and Catherine N. Norton	Key-value stores: a nontraditional approach to managing metadata
21.	Adam Eck, Derrick Lam, and Dr. Leen-Kiat Soh	An Intelligent Wiki for Supporting Collaborative Research
22.	Anthony Goddard, Ryan Schenk, Catherine N. Norton, Holly Miller	Parallel processing, horizontal scaling and data restructuring - the architecture and infrastructure of LigerCat.
23.	Henry Engledow	The Cost of taking short-cuts in Data Entry - Finding a compromise between minimal data and time availability
24.	Mike Blomberg, Chris Freeland, Doug Holland, Stephanie Keil	Digitizing Engelmann's Legacy
25.	Ben S. Legler, Mary E. Barkworth, Zack E. Murrell	United States Virtual Herbarium: Providing integrated, digital access to specimen data from U.S. herbaria.
26.	Federico Ocampo,Ma. Celeste Alvarez-Bohle, Belén Maldonado	The Biofinity Project: Providing Next-generation Tools for Biodiversity Research
27.	Norman F. Johnson, Joe Cora, Luciana Musetti	HOL app for taxonomy
28.	Chuck Miller, Robert Magill, Chris Freeland	The Plant List: A New Widely Accessible Working List of All Plant Species
29.	Allan Koch Veiga, Antonio Mauro Saraiva, Etienne Américo Cartolano Júnior	A Georeferencing Tool to Improve Biodiversity Data Quality
30.	Cael, G., Theeten, F., Jacobsen, K., Cooleman, S., Smirnova, L., Davy, J., & Mergen, P.	The cybertaxonomy unit of the Royal Museum for Central Africa - the TDWG connection
31.	Andrew C Jones, Richard J White and Frank A Bisby	e-Infrastructure for the *4Life projects
32.	Mark Schildhauer, Shawn Bowers, Matthew B. Jones, Steve Kelling, Hilmar Lapp	Advances in using Observational Data Models as a Unifying Framework for Biodiversity Information
33.	Nina Laurenne, Jouni Tuominen, Mikko Koho and Eero Hyvönen	Modeling and Publishing Biological Names and Classifications on the Semantic Web
34.	Hassan Moustahfid, Philip Goldstein, Charles Alexander	Making Biological observing data “talk” amongst the data sets and making it accessible and reproducible.
35.	Dmitry Mozzherin, Patrick Leary, Anna Shipunov, Alexey Shipunov	Reusable biodiversity informatics tools
36.	Zheping Xu, Jinzhong Cui, Haining Qin, Keping Ma	The Catalogue of Life in China and its Associated Applications

Computer Demonstration Posters

#	Author	Title
37.	S. Cooleman,  G. Geser, M. Louette, D. Meirte, P.  Mergen, A.  Mulrenin & S.M. Pieterse	STERNA advanced semantic web tool about resources on birds
38.	Etienne Américo Cartolano Júnior, Antonio Mauro Saraiva, Allan Koch Veiga, Diogo Borges Krobath, Luiz Guilherme Pilar Saraiva, Guilhermo Tavares	Biodiversity Data Digitizer - BDD
39.	Hanna Koivula, Mikko Heikkinen, Tapani Lahti & Hannu Saarenmaa	Enterprise architecture for managing biodiversity data in Finland
40.	Dave Martin, Ajay Ranipeta, Angus MacAulay, Adam Collins and Lee Belbin	The Atlas of Living Australia, nearly.
41.	Rupert G. Wilson and Janet J. Cubey	RHS Orchard: harvesting a different sort of fruit
42.	C.J. Grady, Aimee M. Stewart, James H. Beach	Using the Vistrails Scientific Workflow Management System for Species Distribution Modeling
43.	Tim Noble, Rod Spears & Andy Bentley (presenter James H. Beach)	Linking Specify 6 Databases with Morphbank Repositories and Morphster Ontologies
44.	Gail E. Kampmeier and Shelah Morita	Tracking molecular processes of specimens in taxon-based biodiversity research
45.	Guido Sautter, Donat Agosti, Bob Morris	Let Taxonomists do Taxonomists‘ Work – even in Legacy Literature Digitization & Markup
46.	Jouni Tuominen, Matias Frosterus, Nina Laurenne and Eero Hyvönen	Publishing Biological Classifications as SKOS Vocabulary Services on the Semantic Web
47.	Visotheary UNG, Florian CAUSSE and Régine VIGNES LEBBE	Xper²: from names to expertises
48.	David Remsen and Michael Giddens	DarwinCore Archive Descriptor Utility