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- Carl Ferrarres (all catfish species project, systematist)
- Dan Graf (Philadelphia) bivalves, systematics
- Mike Catarino (SB, California beetles) (Ronald persona)
- nomenclature, phylogeographic,
- Paul Valence Scott (Santa Barbara, marine bivalves)
- Jim Beach, Laura Downey, Nico Franz, Xianhua Liu, Bob Peet, Jessie Kennedy, Martin Graham, Robert Gales, Susan Gauch, Aimee Stewart
- Only one concept for a group of similar concepts with different forms of author string, etc, should have an LSID. Algorithms should resolve concepts to longest form.
- Brief progress reports
- Kansas – Beach
- Napier – Kennedy
- Kansas – Stewart
- Chapel Hill – Peet
- Kansas – Gauch
- Discussion of usability and design - Downey
- Overview of proposed tools; we have done this before, but only over the phone and not with our usability expert present.
- III. Concept/Relationship/Status Exploration Tool
- IV. Multi-Classification Visualization Tool (optional)
- Proposals for Revision in the TCS/TES – Peet & Kennedy
- Interaction with TDWG & LC – Franz & Kennedy
- V. Concept/Relationship/Status Creation Tool
- II. Batch-Data Import Tool (optional)
- Case studies & datasets – Schildhauer & Franz
- North American Mammals in general
- Bats
- North American plants
- SEEK perspective; wikipedia approach – Peet
- VI. Taxonomic Proposal & Review Tool
- VIII. Concept Mark-Up Tool (optional)
- Institutionalization – Beach
- KU & NCEAS
- ITIS
- USDA
- GBIF
- Euro-Med
- Future Meetings – Beach
- Estes Park
- TDWG
- SEEK – November
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