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Chair: Mary Barkworth <Mary.Barkworth@usu.edu>
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Secretary: Ellen Dean <eadean@ucdavis.edu>
Informatics Specialist: Ben Legler <blegler@u.washington.edu>
Member-at-Large: Mark Mayfield <markherb@ksu.edu>
Webmaster: Eric Ribbens <e-ribbens@wiu.edu>
Anne B. Alerding <AlerdingAB@vmi.edu>
When we disseminate information, we routinely use the herbarium listserv:
herbaria <herbaria@nacse.org>
and
Secretary: Ellen Dean <eadean@ucdavis.edu>
Informatics Specialist: Ben Legler <blegler@u.washington.edu>
Member-at-Large: Mark Mayfield <markherb@ksu.edu>
Webmaster: Eric Ribbens <e-ribbens@wiu.edu>
Anne B. Alerding <AlerdingAB@vmi.edu>
When we disseminate information, we routinely use the herbarium listserv:
herbaria <herbaria@nacse.org>
Initiated in 2008, the US Virtual Herbarium project's purpose is to facilitate the digitization and online presentation of herbarium specimens and their associated information. It operates at three different levels: helping people in individual herbaria to make their specimens web-accessible; promoting formation of regional portals; and, ultimately, by enabling access to all herbarium records via a single portal. Individual portals may be designed to draw on a subset of the records, but all records would be available to all portals.
Barkworth, Mary E., and Zack E. Murrell
2012: The U.S. Virtual Herbarium: working
with individual herbaria to build a national
resource. Zookeys 209:55-73.
The U.S. Virtual Herbarium Project: About Us.
People and products!
People and products!
The U.S. Virtual Herbarium Project:
Bringing all herbaria into a digital network and demonstrating the value of shared information.
Bringing all herbaria into a digital network and demonstrating the value of shared information.
Resources: USVH Publications
2013 Annual Meeting Minutes
Digitization Funding Resources
Summary of Consortium Level Progress
2011 - 2012 Digitization Report