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SPNHC+TDWG 2018

9:00am NZST

Software Carpentry and Data Carpentries Instructor Training Hutton Theatre, Otago MuseumJonah Duckles

9:00am NZST

MAHC Group Meeting Kakapo Room, Otago MuseumAntony Kusabs Software Carpentry and Data Carpentries Instructor Training Hutton Theatre, Otago MuseumJonah Duckles

7:30am NZST

Registration Desk Open The Link

9:00am NZST

Workshop in the Care of Historic Mammal Taxidermy Hutton Theatre, Otago MuseumFran Ritchie • Julia Sybalsky

9:15am NZST

Orokonui Field Trip Foyer, Otago Museum

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break Kakapo Room, Otago Museum

11:00am NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Treasures of the Museum Foyer, Otago Museum

12:30pm NZST

Lunch Break Kakapo Room, Otago Museum

1:00pm NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Stories of the South Foyer, Otago Museum Monarch Cruise Monarch Cruises

2:00pm NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Treasures of the Museum Foyer, Otago Museum

3:00pm NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Stories of the South Foyer, Otago Museum

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break Kakapo Room, Otago Museum

5:00pm NZST

Biodiversity by Night Foyer, Otago MuseumEmma Burns

7:30am NZST

Registration Desk Open The Link

9:00am NZST

TDWG Executive Committee Meeting Castle DDimitris Koureas Data Quality IG Burns 5Antonio M. Saraiva • Arthur D. Chapman Workshop: Care & Conservation of Zoological Collections Hutton Theatre, Otago MuseumJulian Carter Introduction to 3D Imaging Using Photogrammetry 1877 Space, Otago MuseumJP Brown Presentation Drop-off Room Open Presentation Drop-off Room

9:15am NZST

Orokonui Field Trip Foyer, Otago Museum

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break The Link

11:00am NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Treasures of the Museum Foyer, Otago Museum TDWG Executive Committee Meeting Castle DDimitris Koureas Data Quality IG Burns 5Antonio M. Saraiva • Arthur D. Chapman

12:30pm NZST

Lunch Break The Link

1:00pm NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Stories of the South Foyer, Otago Museum Monarch Cruise Monarch Cruises

2:00pm NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Treasures of the Museum Foyer, Otago Museum SPNHC Legislation and Regulation Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumStephanie Carson SPNHC Membership Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumAnn Pinzl TDWG Executive Committee Meeting Castle DDimitris Koureas Data Quality IG Burns 5Antonio M. Saraiva • Arthur D. Chapman W01: Training workshop in auditing and cleaning of biodiversity data (pt 1) Castle BRobert Evan Mesibov

3:00pm NZST

Otago Museum Tour - Stories of the South Foyer, Otago Museum SPNHC Best Practices Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumJessica Cundiff SPNHC Professional Development Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumJeff Stephenson • Jennifer Strotman

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break The Link

4:00pm NZST

SPNHC Conference Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumBarbara Thiers SPNHC Conservation Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumFran Ritchie TDWG Executive Committee Meeting Castle DDimitris Koureas W01: Training workshop in auditing and cleaning of biodiversity data (pt 2) Castle BRobert Evan Mesibov

5:00pm NZST

SPNHC International Relations Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumDeborah Paul SPNHC Long-range Planning Committee Meeting Skinner Annex, Otago MuseumBarbara Thiers

6:00pm NZST

Code of Conduct Committee Meeting Otago MuseumAndrew Bentley • Stan Blum • Emma Burns • Teresa Fogarty • Gail Kampmeier • Nyssa Mildwaters • Robert Morris • Barbara Thiers

7:30am NZST

Poster Set Up The Link Registration Desk Open The Link

9:00am NZST

Conference Opening including Mihi Castle 2Robert Morris • Richard Blaikie • Linda S. Ford • Ian Griffin • Dimitris Koureas • Mana Whenua Presentation Drop-off Room Open Presentation Drop-off Room Poster Display The Link

9:45am NZST

Building, Growing and Sustaining Global Collaborative Communities Castle 2Robert Morris • Jonah Duckles

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break The Link

11:00am NZST

Collections in an Uncertain World: The Impact of Earthquakes on Canterbury Museum Castle 2Linda S. Ford • Anthony Wright • Picturae

11:45am NZST

Promoting Public Engagement of Natural History Collections through Science Communication Castle 2Linda S. Ford • Bryan Lessard • Picturae

12:30pm NZST

IG-TG02: Natural Collections Descriptions Castle DDeborah Paul • Matt Woodburn IG-TG08: Biodiversity Services and Clients Burns 5James A. Macklin • Anton Güntsch Lunch Break The Link

12:45pm NZST

IG-TG09: Species Information Castle BFrancisco Pando

1:15pm NZST

Tour of the Anatomy Museum The LinkNyssa Mildwaters Tour of the Geology MuseumFILLING The LinkAnusha Beer

2:00pm NZST

S11: Documenting the occurrence through space & time of aquatic non-indigenous fish, mollusks, algae, & plants threatening North America's Great Lakes utilizing herbaria & zoological museum specimens Burns 5Annie Simpson • Mark Allen Wetter Opening-up Crépin’s Rose Herbarium by New Technologies: a Pilot Project Burns 7Tom Myers • Patricia Mergen Collections Management from the Public Floor; Exhibit Registrars and Preparators Fight against Light, Dust and the Public Castle CSheldon Teare • Lindsay Palaima W05: Developing a mechanism to coordinate planning and investment in biodiversity informatics Burns 2Donald Hobern • GBIF

2:15pm NZST

S11: Vocabulary challenges with invasive species data sharing Burns 5Annie Simpson

2:20pm NZST

Shining a New Light on Elmer Ottis Wooton’s Legacy Herbarium and Historical Archive: an Exercise to Increase Student Participation while Promoting Public Engagement Burns 7Tom Myers • Sara Fuentes-Soriano Put a (clear, goal-oriented, flexible and focused) contract on them! Some thoughts on selecting your pest contractors Castle CSheldon Teare • Armando Mendez

2:30pm NZST

S11: Introducing the Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species: challenges with classification Burns 5Annie Simpson

2:40pm NZST

A Workflow for the Semantic Annotation of Field Books and Specimen Labels Burns 7Tom Myers • Lise Stork Finding the Silver Lining: Creating Positive Outcomes From Pest Problems Castle CSheldon Teare • Nyssa Mildwaters

2:45pm NZST

S11: TrIAS, leveraging citizen science data to monitor invasive species in Belgium Burns 5Annie Simpson • Quentin Groom

3:00pm NZST

Authenticity in an Uncertain World: Ensuring Accuracy in both the Explicit and Implicit Messages of Exhibits Burns 7Tom Myers • Steven M. Sullivan S11: Discussion Burns 5Annie Simpson

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break The Link

4:00pm NZST

S10: Introduction to Digital Collection Data: storage, archive and disaster recovery Burns 2Jeff Gerbracht • Robert Guralnick • Steve Kelling Embedding Data Sharing in Biodiversity Research Burns 5Bronwyn Collins • Mary E. Barkworth W13: Specifications and Standards for Insect 3D Data Castle DNiels Klazenga • Jiangning Wang Data Enrichment Facilitated by Existing Inter-Disciplinary Expertise at Auckland War Memorial Museum. Burns 7Sophie Fern • Severine Hannam • Elle Keen The Forgotten Variable: Effects of Sample Preparation and Storage on Geochemistry of Invertebrate Skeletal Carbonate Castle CSophie White • Abigail M Smith W04: Next generation biodiversity data: developing an international traits systemFILLING Castle BSimon Checksfield

4:05pm NZST

S10: Best Practices for using Cloud Services for Digital Data Archive and Disaster Recovery Burns 2Jeff Gerbracht

4:15pm NZST

Catalogue of Life Plus: innovating the CoL systems as a foundation for a clearinghouse for names and taxonomyFILLING Burns 5Bronwyn Collins • Wouter Addink

4:20pm NZST

S10: The Death of VertNet Has Been Greatly Exaggerated But We Still Archive Burns 2Jeff Gerbracht • Robert Guralnick Looking Back for the Future: Utilizing Sawfish Saws from Natural History Collections to Conserve the Critically Endangered Largetooth Sawfish (Pristis pristis) Burns 7Sophie Fern • Annmarie Fearing Revising the Dead Art of Skeleton Preparation for Today’s Museum Collections Castle CSophie White • Judith Streat

4:30pm NZST

Integrated Landscape Assessment and Monitoring (ILAM): A cost-effective approach towards informed decision-making for natural resources management Burns 5Bronwyn Collins • Faustin Gashakamba S10: COSA: Cloud Object Storage Archive for deep archival of digital data Burns 2Jeff Gerbracht

4:40pm NZST

The Arachnology Collection at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science Burns 7Sophie Fern • Jeff Stephenson Composting – Recent Investigations for Specimen Preparation Castle CSophie White • Sheldon Teare

4:45pm NZST

S10: Validation for preservation: how sustainable are GBIF datasets? Burns 2Jeff Gerbracht • Joakim Philipson

5:00pm NZST

S10: Biodiversity Data Curation: South Africa Goes Online Burns 2Jeff Gerbracht • Willem Coetzer Bone Degreasing – Finding a New Solution to an Old Problem Castle CSophie White • David Stemmer

5:30pm NZST

Ice Breaker and Conference Photograph Otago Museum

7:30am NZST

Registration Desk Open The Link

9:00am NZST

The Change Imperative: Accelerating the pace of biodiversity discovery and documentation Castle 2Dimitris Koureas • Lee Belbin • Elycia Wallis Presentation Drop-off Room Open Presentation Drop-off Room Poster Display The Link

9:45am NZST

If Only They Could Speak Castle 2Dimitris Koureas • Priscilla Wehi

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break The Link

11:00am NZST

W12: What Went Where When? Representing Animal Movements as Simple Darwin Core Occurrences Castle BPeggy Newman Best practices for connecting genetic records with specimen dataFILLING Burns 5Julia Kasper • Michael Trizna Overcoming the Tyranny of Distance: Revealing Type Collections Down-Under. Burns 7Anusha Beer • Wilma Blom 100 Years of Adhesives: Knowing What Sticks Castle CFran Ritchie • Julie McIntosh Shapiro S03: Outreach Strategies to Engage Citizen Scientists: Insights from the Biodiversity Heritage Library Burns 2Constance Rinaldo • Grace Costantino W18: Names for Biodiversity Castle DGreg Whitbread

11:10am NZST

W12: Setting the Stage – The Life Cycle of Bio-logging Data: Origin, Mobilization and Data Exchange Castle BPeggy Newman • Holger Dettki

11:15am NZST

Best practices for setting up a repository of phenotypic data for European germplasm holdings Burns 5Julia Kasper • Stephan Weise

11:20am NZST

Integration and Curation of At-Risk Collections into the Scripps Institution of Oceanography Collections Burns 7Anusha Beer • Benjamin Frable Measuring and Mitigating Mercury Gases in the Museums Victoria Collection. Castle CFran Ritchie • Danielle Measday S03: How A Citizen Scientist Can Reuse & Link Biodiversity Heritage Library Data Burns 2Constance Rinaldo • Siobhan Leachman

11:25am NZST

W12: Outcomes of the International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange Ocean Biogeographic Information System OBIS-Event-Data Workshop on Animal Tagging and Tracking Castle BPeggy Newman • Abby Benson

11:30am NZST

Discussion of the Method for Constructing Animal Traits Burns 5Julia Kasper • Jiangning Wang

11:40am NZST

A Case Study for Connecting Collections and Ecological Research Burns 7Anusha Beer • Richard Levy Pyrite Rehousing – Recent Case Studies at Two Australian Museums Castle CFran Ritchie • Sheldon Teare S03: What are we DOIng about the Missing Links? Connecting Taxonomic Names to the Linked Network of Scholarly Research Burns 2Constance Rinaldo • Nicole Kearney W12: Discussion Castle BPeggy Newman

11:45am NZST

Automated Trait Extraction using ClearEarth, a Natural Language Processing System for Text Mining in Natural Sciences Burns 5Julia Kasper • Anne Thessen

12:00pm NZST

Using Semantics for morphological Descriptions in Morph•D•Base Burns 5Julia Kasper • Christian Köhler Labels, Ledgers, Scribbles and Scraps: Uncertain Historical Data Burns 7Anusha Beer • Rosi Crane S03: Improving Search Efficiency in the Biodiversity Heritage Library Corpus Burns 2Constance Rinaldo • Carolyn A. Sheffield

12:30pm NZST

IG-TG06 Literature Castle DConstance Rinaldo • Carolyn A. Sheffield Lunch Break The Link Harnessing Biodiversity Collections Data for Addressing Global Challenges Burns 7Anna Monfils • Barbara Thiers

1:15pm NZST

Tour of the Anatomy Museum The LinkNyssa Mildwaters Tour of the Geology MuseumFILLING The LinkAnusha Beer

2:00pm NZST

S08: Data Quality Task Group 2: Tests and Assertions Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman • Lee Belbin W14: Applications of Deep Learning in Ornithology Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero • Jessie Barry Building Next-Generation Collections: Natural History Specimens, Just One Click Away! Burns 7Anna Wood • Kamal Khidas This Old Herbarium: APHIS Compliance and Renovation Planning Burns 1Sue Cooper • Erika Gardner Beyond the Museum Walls: Developing Inexpensive Discovery Trunks for k-12 Castle CKate Timms-Dean • Julia E. Robinson W07: Specimen Identifiers in Related Disciplines: What can Biodiversity Learn from and Offer to Other Fields?FULL Castle BDonald Hobern • Kerstin Lehnert

2:15pm NZST

S08: Vocabularies of Values: Tackling the Heterogeneity Problem Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman • Paula F Zermoglio W14: Convolutional Neural Networks for Phytoplankton identification and classification Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero • Lara Lloret

2:20pm NZST

Mapping Marine Biodiversity: Using Open Source GIS Tools to Visualise and Extract Collection Data Burns 7Anna Wood • Sadie Mills Unexpected Faults: Managing Entomology Collections through the 2010/11 Canterbury Earthquakes Burns 1Sue Cooper • John W. M. Marris • Cor J. Vink Discovering New Fungal Species to Kick-Start a Passion for Science Castle CKate Timms-Dean • Mahajabeen Padamsee W07: Identifiers as Mechanisms for Linking Archaeological Data across Repositories Castle BDonald Hobern • Laura Brenskelle

2:30pm NZST

S08: Avoiding Conflicting Assertions: Approaches to Developing Consistent Test Implementations. Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman • Paul J. Morris W14: Deep learning for plant identification: how the web can compete with human expertsFILLING Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero • Hervé Goëau

2:40pm NZST

Plants and People: How Plant Collections can Connect Artefacts and Culture Burns 7Anna Wood • Catherine A Smith Planning for when Push Comes to Shove: Mitigating Risk; Recovering from Disaster. Burns 1Sue Cooper • Dermot Henry Engaging Children with Herbarium Specimens at Royal Botanic Gardens Kew’s Science Festival Castle CKate Timms-Dean • Melissa Bavington W07: Standardised Globally Unique Specimen IdentifiersFULL Castle BDonald Hobern • Anton Güntsch

2:45pm NZST

S08: An Integrated Data Quality System for Species Observations Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman • Steve Kelling W14: Deep Learning for Forest Species Identification Based on Macroscopic Images Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero

3:00pm NZST

S08: Data Quality in Data Exchanges: a Tri-Part Approach in the French Information System on Nature and Landscapes Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman • Rémy Jomier W14: A Pipeline for Deep Learning with Specimen Images in iDigBio - Applying and Generalizing an Examination of Mercury Use in Preparing Herbarium Specimens Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero • Matthew Collins The Preservation of Two Leopard Seals (Hydruga leptonyx), Ten Years Apart Burns 7Anna Wood • Emma Burns Catching up with Archives – Disaster Preparedness and the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Berlin Museums Burns 1Sue Cooper • Peter Giere Turning a Recently-Donated Mineral Collection into a Multifaceted Learning Experience Castle CKate Timms-Dean • Jess Miller-Camp W07: Options to Apply the IGSN Model to Biodiversity DataFILLING Castle BDonald Hobern

3:15pm NZST

S08: Discussion Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman W14: A Methodological Proposal for Collecting and Creating Macroscopic Photograph Collections of Tropical Woods with Potential for Use in Deep Learning Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break The Link

4:00pm NZST

S08: Sample Management Across the National Ecological Observatory Network Burns 2Lee Belbin • Christine Laney W14: Deep learning for weed identification based on seed images Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero The Importance of Museum Biomaterial Resources and Specimen Records for the Advancement of Zoological Research in Southern Africa Burns 7Priscilla Wehi • Zamawelase Mwelase Developing a GIS of Hazards for Canadian Cultural Institutions Burns 1JP Brown • Tom Strang Project Paleo: Citizen Curation and Community Science at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Castle CTahu MacKenzie • Libby Ellwood

4:15pm NZST

S08: Georeferencing and data quality: SANBI’s story Burns 2Lee Belbin • Fhatani Ranwashe W14: Technology Developments for Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation Castle DFrancisco Pando • Erick Mata-Montero • Steve Kelling

4:20pm NZST

ALERT Lessons From A Biosecurity Disaster Burns 1JP Brown • Gill Brown • Josephine Milne “Critter of the Week”: Wikipedia as a Museum Outreach Tool Castle CTahu MacKenzie • Mike Dickison

4:30pm NZST

S08: The Online Pollen Catalogs Network (RCPol) data quality assurance system Burns 2Lee Belbin • Allan Koch Veiga

4:40pm NZST

A New Method to Access Isotopic Signatures on Preserved Fish Specimens Burns 7Priscilla Wehi • Steve Wing Using Data From Index Herbariorum to Assess Threats to the World’s Herbaria Burns 1JP Brown • Barbara Thiers Digital Construction Kit: 3D Computer Graphics for Creative and Accessible use of Museum Collections Castle CTahu MacKenzie • Jiri Frank

4:45pm NZST

S08: Whip: Communicate and Test What to Expect from Data Burns 2Lee Belbin • Peter Desmet

5:00pm NZST

Global Genomic Resources for Biodiversity Research Burns 7Priscilla Wehi • Jonathan Coddington Adhesives and the Herbarium: International Survey and Application of the Results in Analysis of the Influence of Conservation Materials on DNA of Herbarium Specimens Burns 1JP Brown • Magdalena Grenda-Kurmanow S08: Discussion Burns 2Arthur D. Chapman

5:30pm NZST

SPNHC Council Meeting Boardroom, Otago MuseumLinda S. Ford

6:30pm NZST

Quiz Night Lone StarEmma Burns

7:30am NZST

Registration Desk Open The Link

8:00am NZST

Specify Collections Consortium Burns 5Andrew Bentley • Niels Klazenga

9:00am NZST

S06: Introduction to Science Powered by Informatics - The next steps Burns 2Abby Benson • Robert Guralnick The Impact of Digitization and Digital Data Mobilization on Biodiversity Research and Outreach Burns 7Anna Monfils • Randal Singer Earthquake Mitigation Solutions for Collections - Experience from New Zealand’s National Museum Burns 1Julian Carter • Antony Kusabs Presentation Drop-off Room Open Presentation Drop-off Room Poster Display The Link

9:05am NZST

S06: New Requirements of Biodiversity Research for Metadata on Models and Sensors on the Internet of Things and Big Data Era Burns 2Abby Benson • Robert Guralnick • Wilian França Costa

9:20am NZST

S06: Current progress in the development of taxonomic and anatomical ontologies within the scope of BIOfid Burns 2Abby Benson • Robert Guralnick • Markus Koch Edifice Complex: Managing Risk During Construction Burns 1Julian Carter • Jeffrey Hirsch Increasing the Research Value of Digitized Fossil Museum Specimens via Integrated Stable Isotope Data Burns 7Anna Monfils • Sean Moran

9:35am NZST

S06: The Open Biodiversity Knowledge Management (eco-)System: Tools and Services for Extraction, Mobilization, Handling and Re-use of Data from the Published Literature Burns 2Abby Benson • Robert Guralnick • Teodor Georgiev

9:40am NZST

Building the Beaty: Creating, Maintaining, and Growing a Publicly Accessible Biodiversity Museum Collection in the Pacific Ring of Fire Burns 1Julian Carter • Christopher Matthew Stinson Preparing the Next Generation of Data-Driven Scientists through the Biodiversity Literacy in Undergraduate Education – Data Initiative (BLUE Data) Burns 7Anna Monfils • Libby Ellwood

9:50am NZST

S06: Published examples using the new Chronometric extension to Darwin Core Burns 2Abby Benson • Robert Guralnick • Laura Brenskelle

10:00am NZST

After the Fall Burns 1Julian Carter • Meghann S Toner Tools and Techniques of Implementation Science to Support Wide-Spread Adoption of Biodiversity Literacy Standards Burns 7Anna Monfils • Natalie Douglas

10:05am NZST

S06: Discussion Burns 2Abby Benson • Robert Guralnick

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break The Link

11:00am NZST

S02: Aggregation and Synthesis of Taxon Information in the Encyclopedia of Life Burns 2Francisco Pando • Chuck Miller • Katja S Schulz S13: Detecting and identifying ectomycorrhizal fungi in New Zealand silver beech (Lophozonia menziesii, Nothofagaceae) forest: a case study Burns 5Patricia Mergen • David A Orlovich Emerging Education Resources and Initiatives: Harnessing the Potential of Disciplinary Societies to advance Biodiversity literacy Burns 7Anna Monfils • Teresa Mourad Panel Discussion: Institutional Earthquakes and Recovery Experiences: Continuing to be Collections Stewards in an Uncertain World Burns 1Lisa Yeats • Carol R. Butler • Christiane Quaisser W11: Workshop of the TDWG Data Quality Interest Group (pt 1) Castle DArthur D. Chapman

11:15am NZST

S02: A Content Management System and underlying models for avian taxonomic monographs Burns 2Francisco Pando • Chuck Miller • Jeff Gerbracht S13: Microbes matter: integrating microbial sequence information for biodiversity Burns 5Patricia Mergen • Kelly S Ramirez

11:20am NZST

Engaging K-12 Audiences with Biodiversity Data through Advancing Digitization for Biodiversity Collections Burns 7Anna Monfils • Molly Phillips

11:30am NZST

S02: Towards an Integrated Species Distribution Modelling Environment Burns 2Francisco Pando • Chuck Miller • Tania Laity S13: Let me see your iD: Impacts of Environmental Stressors on Aquatic Ecosystems Assessed by (e)DNA Metabarcoding Burns 5Patricia Mergen • Romana K Salis

11:40am NZST

A Model for Creating Connections and Building Collections-Based Curricula for Pre-College Educators Burns 7Anna Monfils • Gabriela Hogue

11:45am NZST

S02: Descriptive Data Challenges for the World Flora Online Burns 2Francisco Pando • Chuck Miller S13: DNAqua-Net or how to navigate on the stormy waters of standards and legislations Burns 5Patricia Mergen

12:00pm NZST

S02: The Online Pollen Catalogs Network (RCPol) Burns 2Francisco Pando • Chuck Miller • Antonio M. Saraiva Broadening Participation in an Increasingly Digitized World Burns 7Anna Monfils • Jeanette Pirlo S13: Discussion Burns 5Patricia Mergen

12:15pm NZST

S02: Comparison of species information TDWG standards from the point of view of the Plinian Core specification Burns 2Francisco Pando • Chuck Miller

12:30pm NZST

IG-TG01: ABCD Castle BJana Hoffmann IG-TG05: Fundraising and Partners Castle DConstance Rinaldo EMP Lunch Hutton Theatre, Otago MuseumElycia Wallis Lunch Break The Link

2:00pm NZST

Rescue of a Large Orphaned Herbarium Collection: Addressing the Security, Accessibility, and Repatriation of the NLU Herbarium Burns 1Nyssa Mildwaters • Tiana Rehman Adaptation of Darwin Core Standards and Development of New Standards for Geologic Specimens Castle CRobert Morris • Christina Byrd Expanding Core Capability in Digitisation by Sharing of Resources: the CSIRO Collections Program for Digitisation of Collection Specimens Burns 7Anna Monfils • Nicole Fisher S07: A three-pronged strategy to improve trust in biodiversity data produced by citizen science programs Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Robert Stevenson W05: Biodiversity: Local Implementation Castle 2Rebecca Snyder • GBIF S14: Parasites are Particularly Problematic Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Susan Perkins W11: Workshop of the TDWG Data Quality Interest Group (pt 2) Castle DArthur D. Chapman

2:20pm NZST

Size Doesn’t Matter: Fundamental Requirements in Relocating a Herbarium. Burns 1Nyssa Mildwaters • Frank Hemmings Producing High-Quality 3-D Models for Specimen Research with the Creaform 3-D Scanner at the Sternberg Museum of Natural History Castle CRobert Morris • Edward Shelburne The ePANDDA project: linking the Paleobiology Database, iDigBio, and iDigPaleo for biological and paleontological research, collections management, and outreach Burns 7Anna Monfils • Jocelyn A. Sessa S07: BioCollect - A modern cloud application for standards-base field data recording Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Peter Brenton W05: Collections Management and High-Throughput Digitization using Distributed Cyberinfrastructure Resources Castle BRebecca Snyder • Gary Motz • GBIF

2:30pm NZST

S14: Nurturing a sustainable Open Tree of Life Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Emily Jane McTavish

2:40pm NZST

Collections Management During a Major Move Burns 1Nyssa Mildwaters • Jeff Stephenson Kurator: Tools for Improving Fitness for Use of Biodiversity Data. Castle CRobert Morris • Paul J. Morris Bringing Back the Buzzing of the Bees: Enhancing the Discovery of Fossil Insect Collections with the ePANDDA API Burns 7Anna Monfils • Austin J. Hendy S07: A fork in the alphabet soup: DoeDat a multilingual crowdsourcing platform Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Quentin Groom W05: Inter-institutional Training of Biodiversity Informatics Specialists Castle 2Rebecca Snyder • Robert D. Montoya • GBIF

2:45pm NZST

S14: Phenomap - Challenges and Successes in Bringing Together Multiple Data Projects to Build New Visualizations of Phenotypic Information and Specimen Records Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Matthew Collins

3:00pm NZST

S14: Parasitism in Eukaryota - Reconstruction of Ancestral and Unavailable Extant States Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Lydia R. E. C. Buntrock The Uncertainty of Space: Keeping Cool With a Shared Freezer Burns 1Nyssa Mildwaters • Cody Phillips Putting your Finger upon the Simplest Data Castle CRobert Morris • Arturo H. Ariño Lessons Learned in the Creative and Entertainment Industry for User Engagement Applied to Museum Collections 3D Digitization Strategy. Burns 7Anna Monfils • Jiri Frank S07: Improving Data Quality in eBird- the Expert Reviewer Network Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Steve Kelling W05: Establishing a New Framework for Paleontological Data Through an Evaluation of Current Data Sharing Practices Castle 2Rebecca Snyder • Holly Little • GBIF

3:15pm NZST

S14: Phylogeny Based Biodiversity Data Queries Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Scott Chamberlain

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break The Link

4:00pm NZST

S14: Integrating Phylogenetics and Morphology to Study Diversification and Species Limits in Madagascar’s Tenrecs (Tenrecidae) Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Kathryn M Everson Jar-by-Jar: Curation Improvements to the Herpetology Collection at CUMNH Burns 1Danielle Measday • Emily Braker Specimens, Databases, and Accession Books: Using TaxonWorks to Integrate Multiple Sources of Modern and Historical Data in the INHS Insect Collection Castle CKane Fleury • Thomas McElrath • Axiell Herbaria as Functional Trait Databases Burns 7Anna Monfils • Sofie Meeus S07: Improving Data Quality in Citizen Science Apps for Conservation Biology Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Alan Stenhouse

4:15pm NZST

S14: All the Clades in the World: Building a Semantically-Rich and Testable Ontology of Phylogenetic Clade Definitions Burns 5Nico Cellinese • Gaurav Vaidya

4:20pm NZST

From Thorne to APG IV: Reorganization of the Digital and Physical Collections of the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Herbarium Burns 1Danielle Measday • Mare Nazaire A Workflow for Adding Specimen Metadata to Images Captured in the FieldFILLING Castle CKane Fleury • Richard Levy • Axiell Natural History Collection Data: Traits to Identify Plant-Pollinator Interactions in a Spatial Context Burns 7Anna Monfils • Rafael Cabral Borges S07: A Multi-platform Mobile Application to Collect Citizen Science Data for Bignoniaceae Phenological Research Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Antonio M. Saraiva

4:30pm NZST

S14: Panel Discussion Burns 5Emily Jane McTavish

4:40pm NZST

Reviving a Dormant Collection: Updating the Invertebrate Zoology Collection at the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute for Future Use and Accessibility Burns 1Danielle Measday • Vanessa Delnavaz Dancing Tables: Digitizing 11,000 Film-based Slides in Ten Days Castle CKane Fleury • Lisa Palmer • Axiell FishfindR.net: A New Tool for Fish Biodiversity Collections Communication Burns 7Anna Monfils • Randal Singer S07: Automated Identification of Citizen Science Observations for Ecological Studies Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Pierre Bonnet

5:00pm NZST

Managing a Mass Digitization Project at Meise Botanic Garden: From Start to Finish Castle CKane Fleury • Henry Engledow • Axiell S07: Supporting citizen scientists with automatic species identification using deep learning image recognition models Burns 2Libby Ellwood • Maarten Schermer Discussion Burns 7Anna Monfils Completing the Data Pipeline: Collections Data Use in Research, Education and Outreach Burns 7Anna Monfils • Molly Phillips

6:00pm NZST

Sponsors' Cocktails Otago Museum

7:30am NZST

Registration Desk Open The Link

9:00am NZST

S15: Role of species: traits, interactions and ecosystem services Castle 2Quentin Groom • Tereza Cristina Giannini • DiSSCO Join the Dots: assessing 80 million items at the Natural History Museum, London Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Douglas G. D. Russell W16: Defining 21st Century Biodiversity Data Literacy Skills: A Roundtable Discussion Castle DLibby Ellwood Presentation Drop-off Room Open Presentation Drop-off Room Poster Display The Link

9:15am NZST

S15: Brazilian Network on Plant-Pollinator Interactions: an update on the initiative of a standard for plant-pollinator interactions data Castle 2Quentin Groom • Antonio M. Saraiva • DiSSCO

9:20am NZST

Containing the Spirits: Lessons learned from the Management of Australasian Herbarium Wet Collections. Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Bronwyn Collins

9:30am NZST

S15: Building an OWL ontology with Xper3 Castle 2Quentin Groom • Régine Vignes-Lebbe • DiSSCO

9:40am NZST

Preserving and Optimising a World-Class African Ornithological Collection Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Mmatjie Mashao

9:45am NZST

S15: Towards an Essential Biodiversity Variable for Species Interactions Castle 2Quentin Groom • DiSSCO

10:00am NZST

S15: The Need of Species Distribution Models Metadata: Using Species Distribution Model to Address Decision Making on Climate Change Castle 2Quentin Groom • Wilian França Costa • DiSSCO Current State of Collections Management Strategies, Standards and Procedures in the Entomology Department at the Durban Natural Science Museum, South Africa Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Natasha Govender

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break The Link

11:00am NZST

Lions and Chickens: A specimen biography approach to unprovenanced natural history objects Burns 2Gail Kampmeier • Belinda Bauer S05: Global Genome Biodiversity Network – Infrastructure for genomic research Burns 5Katharine Barker • Gabriele Droege Leveraging the Benefits of Open Data Services for Natural History Collection Management Burns 7Cody Fraser • Maarten Schermer Digitise This! Innovation in Digitisation Initiatives within Australasian Herbaria Burns 1Barbara Anderson • Dhahara Ranatunga W03: State of Digitisation and Gap Analysis Surveys Castle BQuentin Groom • Sarah Phillips Educational Share Fare Castle DAnna Monfils • Teresa Mourad • Molly Phillips

11:15am NZST

Modelling Biodiversity Linked Data: Pragmatism May Narrow Future Opportunities Burns 2Gail Kampmeier • Olivier Gargominy • Franck Michel S05: GGBN Data Portal, GGBN Data Standard and GGBN Document Library Burns 5Katharine Barker • Gabriele Droege

11:20am NZST

Advancing Collections Management with the Netherlands Biodiversity Data Services Burns 7Cody Fraser • Max Caspers "Look what they've done to our data!" — How Aggregators Change Data Items in Collection Records Burns 1Barbara Anderson • Robert Evan Mesibov W03: An Evaluation of In-house versus Out-sourced Data Capture at the Meise Botanic Garden (BR) Castle BQuentin Groom • Henry Engledow

11:30am NZST

Biodiversity Information Services: A (not-so-) little knowledge that acts Burns 2Gail Kampmeier • Arturo H. Ariño S05: Establishment of the ARCTOS-GGBN Data Pipeline Burns 5Katharine Barker • Gabriele Droege • Teresa Jegelewicz Mayfield

11:40am NZST

A Rapid Method for an Initial Registration of a Large Entomology Collection Burns 7Cody Fraser • Peter Lillywhite Novel Services in DiSSCo: The Research Infrastructure for Europe’s Natural Science Collections Burns 1Barbara Anderson • Wouter Addink W03: Service-based information extraction from herbarium specimens Castle BQuentin Groom • Fabian Reimeier

11:45am NZST

Leveraging Industry Visualization Tools for Biodiversity Science Burns 2Gail Kampmeier • Jocelyn Pender S05: Management and GGBN publishing of tissue and DNA extract data through Specify software Burns 5Katharine Barker • Gabriele Droege • Andrew Bentley

12:00pm NZST

TaxonWorks Burns 2Gail Kampmeier • Dmitry A. Dmitriev S05: Planning for Field Based Biological Sample Collection: Using the Genomic Observatories Metadatabase Project Interface Burns 5Katharine Barker • Gabriele Droege • John Deck Managers of Australasian Herbarium Collections (MAHC): A MARK of Curation Excellence Burns 7Cody Fraser • Peter Jobson Using Deep Learning in Collection Management to Reduce the Taxonomist’s Workload Burns 1Barbara Anderson • Maarten Schermer W03: Crowdsourcing, is it a good option for your collection digitization? Castle BQuentin Groom

12:30pm NZST

IG-TG03: Audubon Core Castle BSteve Baskauf IG-TG04: Joint RDA/TDWG Castle DAnne Thessen IG-TG07: Outreach Castle BPrabhakar Rajapogal Lunch Break The Link

1:00pm NZST

A Royal Pain, But Worth It: New Storage for Old Collections The LinkDeborah Harding Digitizing EPICC Data: Trials and Tribulations in Translating 100 Year Old Data The LinkHolly Little Museum, Library and Archives Partnership: Leveraging Digitized Data from Historical Sources The LinkLinda S. Ford • Constance Rinaldo New Systematics & Collections coordinatoring group for New Zealand The LinkDean Peterson Osteo Preparation Lab: Preserving the Smithsonian Tradition of Collections Access and Collections-based Research The LinkDaniella Haigler The Treasure of George Vernon Hudson The LinkJulia Kasper Think of Me When I Am Gone: Assessing Faculty Archives at the Yale Peabody Museum The LinkMaureen DaRos White An Integrative Approach to Rehousing the Herpetology Collection The LinkKatie Date Betwixt and Between: Bridging the Gap Between Field and Repository The LinkMeghan A Grizzle Care of Thermal Printed Labels The LinkJennifer Winifred Trimble Establishing Legal Title for Non-Accessioned Collections: All Collections Matter The LinkKelsey Falquero • Jessica Nakano • Katherine Roberts Implementing 'Museum Victoria Wireless Input System for EMu (MVWISE)' Barcoding for Location Management of a Wet Type Collection The LinkChris Rowley • Joanne Taylor Making Education Collections Safe to Touch: Safety Assessments and Data Maintenance The LinkKelsey Falquero • Jessica Nakano • Katherine Roberts Replacement of Formalin-Acetic Acid-Alcohol Solution (FAA) in Herbarium Spirit Collections The LinkBronwyn Collins Revitalization of the University of Iowa's Bird Egg Collection after 100 Years of Dormancy The LinkCindy E. Opitz Taming Extinct Beasts: Strategies, Projects, and Metrics for Managing the World’s Largest Fossil Collection, the United States National Fossil Collection at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History The LinkKathy Hollis The National Collection of Arachnida, South Africa: Making the Collection more Accessible The LinkPetro Marais Why are our Jar Lids Crumbling? The LinkJennifer Winifred Trimble A Plant Based Artefact as a Document of War. Conservation and Preservation of a Wreath made of Yellow Everlasting and Purging Flax, Found on a Warsaw Insurgent’s Grave The LinkDorota Rakowska Can Lightning Strike Twice? The Reassembly of the Karnak Fulgurite at Museums Victoria The LinkDanielle Measday Exploring Skeletal Preparation Techniques: Recuration of Botswana Mammals from a 1969 Expedition Using TergazymeTM The LinkHannah Selvey • Jeff Stephenson Fibres in Meise Botanic Garden: A Future for Heritage Collections? The LinkHenry Engledow Little-known Dangers to Natural History Collections: Bynesian Decay and Pyrite Decay The LinkRodrigo B Salvador Mitigation of Mercury Contamination in an Ore Collection The LinkLeslie Hale Scanning Electron Microscopy as a Tool to Observe the Effects of Simulated Conservation Treatment on Herbarium Specimens The LinkMagdalena Grenda-Kurmanow Silcone-Based Solvents and Emulsions for Cleaning Natural Science Specimens: Case Studies from the Otago Museum and Museums Victoria. The LinkDanielle Measday • Nyssa Mildwaters The Conservation of a Victorian Taxidermy Display Case The LinkFelicity Bolton • Grace Lai Botanicalcollections.be: The New Virtual Herbarium of Meise Botanic Garden (BR) The LinkHenry Engledow Bringing Sternberg Museum Fossils into the 21st Century The LinkChristina Byrd Bryophytes of Ghana The LinkAnthony Adu-Gyamfi DoeDat, the Crowdsourcing Platform of Meise Botanic Garden The LinkQuentin Groom Efficient Digitisation of Unaccessioned Specimens in a Large Vertebrate Fossil Collection to Enhance Data Quality and Mitigate Risk The LinkTim Ziegler From Field to Filed: Minimising and Mitigating Risks of Data Error and Loss in a Vertebrate Zoology Collection The LinkKaren K. Roberts Leveraging Collective Experience to Digitize the Fossil Insects of Los Angeles The LinkAustin J. Hendy Managing Data in the NIWA Invertebrate Collection: Past and Present Methodology The LinkDiana Macpherson Southeast Asian Butterfly Project The LinkMax Caspers Improving Security for Natural Science Collections at the Michigan State University Museum The LinkLaura Abraczinskas Launching a Risk Assessment Project The LinkGretchen Anderson Life on the Wellington Fault: Managing Geological Collections and Earthquake Risk The LinkDelia T. Strong Unmounted Doesn’t Mean Unprocessed: A Case Study of Exporting Australian Herbarium Specimens The LinkSarah Hirst Pokémon Day at the Sternberg: Using Pop-Culture to Teach Principles of Evolution The LinkEdward Shelburne Sharing knowledge – Innovative Solutions from New Zealand Taxonomic Collections The LinkAdrienne Stanton • Sarah Tassell A Challenge to Integrate Bioinformatics and Biodiversity Informatics Data as Museomics The LinkTakeru Nakazato African Biodiversity Challenge: Integrating Freshwater Biodiversity Information to Guide Informed Decision-Making in Rwanda The LinkYvette Umurungi Applying Design Thinking in Revising Data Curation of Taiwanese Herbaria The LinkChihjen Ko Bioschemas & Schema.org: a Lightweight Semantic Layer for Life Sciences Websites The LinkFranck Michel Bringing a Semantic MediaWiki Flora to Life The LinkJocelyn Pender Darwin Core Spatial Processor (DwCSP): a Fast Biodiversity Occurrences Curator The LinkRégine Vignes-Lebbe Freshwater Biodiversity of the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe: Assessing Conservation Priorities Using Primary Species-Occurrence Data The LinkKudzai Mafuwe Freshwater Biodiversity Platform (FBP): an Integrated Information Management System of Freshwater Ecosystem for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity The LinkYe-seul Kwan GBIF Benin's Data Portal The LinkFabien Cavière • Marie-Elise Lecoq Korean Bio-resource Information System (KOBIS) : the Nationwide Infrastructure for Collecting and Integrating Biological Resource Information in Korea The LinkSeong-Jin Park National Scientific Validation for Data in the Information System on Nature and Landscapes (Système d'Information sur la Nature et les Paysages - SINP) The LinkRémy Jomier Possibilities and Pitfalls with Establishing a National Data Store for Natural Science Collections The LinkBrenda Daly REBIOMA Data Portal, Tool for Conservation Planning in Madagascar The LinkRabetrano Tsiky TaxonWorks: A Use Case in Documenting Complex Biological Relationships The LinkValeria Trivellone TaxonWorks: a Use Case in Documenting of Etymology of Generic Names in Auchenorrhyncha (Hemiptera) The LinkDmitry A. Dmitriev Workflow and Current Achievements of BIOfid, an Information Service Mobilizing Biodiversity Data from Literature Sources The LinkChristine Driller Poster Session The Link

2:00pm NZST

French Information System on Water Withdrawals: Challenges of a Data Reuse Project Burns 5Jason H. Best • Julie Chataigner W06: The Living Atlases community in action: general introduction Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq • Nick dos Remedios Interns and Volunteers Crucial in Curating and Digitizing Fossil Invertebrates in the Field Museum’s Fast Growing Mazon Creek Collection Burns 7Lisa Yeats • Paul S. Mayer Challenges For Implementing Collections Data Quality Feedback: synthesizing the community experience Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul The Walking Dead: Status Report, Data Workflow and Best Practices of the oVert Thematic Collections Network Burns 1Emma Burns • Greg Watkins-Colwell S09: Integration, Attribution, and Value in the Web of Natural History Museum Data Burns 2Andrew Bentley • Pensoft W08: Standardizing data to Darwin Core Using R: A hands-on workshop with lessons learned from the TrIAS project (pt 1) Castle DPeter Desmet • Damiano Oldoni

2:15pm NZST

MapBio：Mapping Biodiversity of China Burns 5Jason H. Best • Congtian Lin W06: The Living Atlases community in action: the GBIF Benin data portal Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq

2:20pm NZST

The Deep Freeze Redux: Cold Storage Packaging of Ektachrome Color Film Burns 7Lisa Yeats • Lisa Palmer Data Quality – Whose Responsibility is it?FILLING Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul • Arthur D. Chapman Managing 3D Collections Data: Developing Systems and Metadata for 3D Digitization at Scale Burns 1Emma Burns • Jon Blundell S09: Options to streamline and enrich biodiversity data aggregation Burns 2Andrew Bentley • Donald Hobern • Pensoft

2:30pm NZST

The China Program on Species Diversity Information Systems Burns 5Jason H. Best • Liqiang Ji W06: The Living Atlases Community in Action: Sharing Species Pages through the Atlas of Living Costa Rica Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq • William Ulate

2:40pm NZST

Cretaceous World TCN: Digitizing the Western Interior Seaway at the Yale Peabody Museum Burns 1Emma Burns • Elissa Johnson Integrating Data Quality Feedback: a Data Provider's Perspective Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul • Mare Nazaire S09: Data Attribution from Download to Publication Burns 2Andrew Bentley • Pamela S. Soltis • Pensoft

2:45pm NZST

DemoCamp: BRIT Digitization Appliance Burns 5Jason H. Best W06: The Living Atlases community in action: the NBN Atlas Spatial Portal and “Explore Your Region” module Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq • Nick dos Remedios

3:00pm NZST

W06: Citizen science at the borders of Romance (www.doedat.be) Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq • Henry Engledow Data Detectives - The Backlog Cataloguing Project at Auckland War Memorial Museum Burns 1Emma Burns • Nina Gaze • Heidi Schlumpf Label Transcript is Done – Now what do we do with that Data? Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul • Robert W. N. Cubey S09: Digital Object Cloud for linking natural science collections information; The case of DiSSCo Burns 2Andrew Bentley • Dimitris Koureas • Pensoft

3:15pm NZST

W06: Scientific reuse of open biodiversity information from national Living Atlases infrastructures: Using ALA4R for reproducible research studies Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq • Markus O Skyttner

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break The Link

4:00pm NZST

The Ethics and Untoward Challenges of Exhibition Loans: An Alabama Extraterrestrial in Paris and the Return? of a Native American Relic Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Mary Beth Prondzinski Practical use of aggregator data quality metrics in a collection scenario Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul • Andrew Bentley The Australasian Virtual Herbarium (AVH) and the Changing Role of Herbaria Burns 1Janice Lord • Niels Klazenga W06: Discussion Castle BMarie-Elise Lecoq W08: Standardizing data to Darwin Core Using R: A hands-on workshop with lessons learned from the TrIAS project (pt 2) Castle DPeter Desmet • Damiano Oldoni

4:20pm NZST

Collaborative Kaitiakitanga - New Joint Pathways in Guardianship Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Vasiti Palavi • Nicola Railton • Sheridan Waitai A Collaborative Effort toward an Integrative Web Portal at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Burns 1Janice Lord • Liz Leith Who Has Time for Biological Collections Data Quality Feedback? Maybe a Community Can HelpFILLING Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul • Teresa Jegelewicz Mayfield

4:40pm NZST

The Field Guide to the Budj Bim Cultural Landscape app: A Partnership Between the Gunditjmara Community and Museums Victoria Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Ursula Smith Repatriation of Augmented Information to an Institutional Database Castle CNicole Fisher • Deborah Paul • Sharon Grant Storing, Maintaining and Mobilizing Botswana National Museum’s Entomology Digital Collections: The GBIF/BID Approach Burns 1Janice Lord • Boikhutso Lerato Rapalai

5:00pm NZST

Kōhatu Mauri: An Exercise in Practice across Cultures Burns 7Catherine A Smith • Rachel Wesley Books and Drawers full of Moths Burns 1Janice Lord • Kane Fleury

6:30pm NZST

Conference Dinner Otago Business School

7:30am NZST

Registration Desk Open The Link

9:00am NZST

Sustaining Community Data Infrastructures: Challenges and Opportunities with the Scratchpad Virtual Research Environment Burns 5Pina Milne • Shelley James • Vincent Smith S12: General introduction to DINA Burns 2Falko Glöckler • James A. Macklin Collections Support Services (CSS) - 25 Years of Improving Access and Care to our Nation’s Collections Burns 7Emma Burns • Christine G Chagnon • Leslie Schuhmann W10: Mapping the Citizen Science Agenda at TDWG with a focus on the PPSR core and Data Quality Castle BLibby Ellwood • Peter Brenton • Robert Stevenson W17: Biological Interaction Data Interest Group Castle DAntonio M. Saraiva • Quentin Groom • Jennifer Hammock Poster Display The Link Presentation Drop-off Room Open Presentation Drop-off Room

9:15am NZST

Entry Life-Cycle with automatic Change-History & Provenance Tracking in collaborative Semantic Web Content Management Systems as implemented in SOCCOMAS Burns 5Pina Milne • Shelley James • Roman Baum • Christian Köhler S12: Involving Collection Staff in the DINA Software Development – An Agile Approach Burns 2Falko Glöckler • Markus Englund

9:20am NZST

All Our Eggs In One Basket: Challenges of High Resolution X-Ray Micro-Computed Tomography of Great Auk Pinguinus impennis Eggshell Burns 7Emma Burns • Douglas G. D. Russell

9:30am NZST

Integration of Biodiversity Linked Data and Web APIs using SPARQL Micro-Services Burns 5Pina Milne • Shelley James • Franck Michel S12: Management of Molecular Data in DINA with SeqDB Burns 2Falko Glöckler • James A. Macklin

9:40am NZST

Making an Unstable World more Accessible: Using Universal Design to make Collections and Exhibits Memorable for People of all Abilities Burns 7Emma Burns • Steven M. Sullivan

9:45am NZST

S12: DINA Bits - Small Services Growing in the DINA System Burns 2Falko Glöckler • Markus Englund

10:00am NZST

Inter-Institutional Collections Storehouse Burns 7Emma Burns • Max Caspers S12: Plenary Discussion - Future of Collection Management Systems Burns 2Falko Glöckler • Markus Englund

10:30am NZST

Coffee Break The Link

11:00am NZST

Add Your Input to Challenges for Implementing Collections Data Quality Feedback Burns 7Nicole Fisher • Deborah Paul Natural History Collections Aotearoa and Australasia Castle 2Nyssa Mildwaters • Robert Morris • Sarah Tassell • Aaron Wilton

12:30pm NZST

Conference Farewell The Link Lunch Break The Link

1:15pm NZST

Joint SPNHC.TDWG Meeting Castle 2Linda S. Ford • Dimitris Koureas

1:45pm NZST

SPNHC Annual Business Meeting Castle 2Linda S. Ford

2:00pm NZST

TDWG Business Meeting Burns 2Dimitris Koureas

3:30pm NZST

Coffee Break The Link

4:00pm NZST

Poster Take Down The Link

6:00pm NZST

Farewell Drinks and Nibbles University Staff Club