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Taxon Meeting Feb 2005
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Difference between version 68 and version 67:

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- * Minimal interaction - SMS is client of TOS - Shawn Thau
+ * Minimal interaction - SMS is client of TOS - Shawn & Thau's ant demo showed problems
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+ * Email SMS asking for OWL format for Taxon info
+ ** did EML to OWL
+ * JK: Where do we fit in?
+ ** Niche modeling - search ecogrid for species occurrence data with name/species/concept overlaps
+ ** Looking for name - may look for something precise or loosely defined
+ ** Look for any number of taxa and return clustered groups of consistent taxa
+ ** N-way mapping of concepts
+ *** for mammals of NA, mammals w/in bounding box - list
+ *** every item should represent single concept
+ *** drag each item on canvas and decide whether to use for analysis
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