Informatics Horizons: Building Highways in the Informatics Landscape

This is the second talk I gave at the Informatics Horizons event at the Natural History Museum - which gives a brief overview of the DarwinCore Archive as a method for sharing biodiversity data and the advantages of this, primarily in supplying data to aggregators such as the eMonocot portal.





The slides are on SlideShare:

 

Building highways in the informatics landscape from Edward Baker 

Tags: biodiversity informatics, emonocot, informatics horizons (nhm), Natural History Museum, scratchpads