Dr. Robert Penn Guralnick          

Current Position

 

Associate Professor Summer 2007-present

Curator of Zoology, Invertebrates

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Dept.

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History

University of Colorado Boulder

Boulder, CO 80309

Website:  http://robgur.googlepages.com

 

Professional Preparation

 

- University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.  Bachelor of Arts with high honors, 1992

-  Ph.D. Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley, Fall 1999

Major Advisor:  David Lindberg

-  Post-doctoral Student, University of California Museum of Paleontology, Fall 1999-Summer 2000

-  Assistant Professor and Curator of Invertebrates Fall 2000- Spring 2007

 

Grants and contracts

 

2008    Pending.  Co-PI.  Collaborative Research: A Flora and Information System for Freshwater Diatoms of the Continental United States (lead overall PI Patrick Kociolek, Co-PI Sarah Spaulding from Colorado, multiple other PIs from the US.  NSF Biotic Surveys $1,393,193 budget, full ICR, 5 years, likely start date: 9/2007-8/2013).

 

2007    Co-PI : A multi-species study of grasshopper phenology, distribution and body size responses to climate changes in the Front Range of Colorado (PI Nufio, Co-PI Bowers;  NSF Ecology $292K budget, full ICR,  3 years guaranteed plus $100K, full ICR, years 4 and 5 likely; start date: 9/01/07)

 

Co-Investigator:  Information System (OBIS) to Support the Census of Marine Life (CoML) (PI John Kineman, USGS, $30K budget, 17.5% ICR, 6 months, 7/01/07-12/31/07)

 

Colorado PI and Co-PI.  A system for increasing the georeferencing quantity and quality of all GBIF-mediated occurrence records.  (18 month GBIF contract, Reed Beaman, PI; Aimee Stewart, Co-PI; Robert Guralnick Co-PI; Paul Flemons Co-PI; ~$67,914 total with 5% ICR, $35,127 for CU Boulder).

 

Pending.  PI.  Testing climate-related models of range contraction for the American pika. Pre-proposal accepted Dec. 1, 2007.  Full proposal submitted Decmber 18, 2007.  (12 month National Geographic Research and Exploration grant, $25,712 no ICR). 

 

2006    Co-PI:  Spatial Analysis and Modeling Plug-in Services Development for

            the New GBIF Portal (9 month GBIF contract; David Neufeld, PI; Robert Guralnick, Co-PI; ~$25,000 with 15% ICR)

 

            Colorado PI: A Field Guide of Freswater Molluscs of Colorado (9 month CDOW contract, Mardy Nelson Co-PI, $12,600, 10% ICR).

 

2005    Colorado PI:  Global Biodiversity Information Facility Mapping and Portal Application (GBIF MAPA) (9 month GBIF Demonstration Project, total amount $100K, collaboration with Australia Museum and Univ. of New South Wales.  CU Amount $35K, ICR 15%)

 

            Colorado PI: The HerpNET Community Informatics Project: Development of a Distributed Information Network of North American Herpetological Databases (HerpNET) (NSF BDI, CU contract is for $17,663 with full 47.4% ICR)

 

            Co-PI: The Alpine Microbial Observatory: Changes in microbial community composition across extreme environmental gradients (NSF Microbial Observatory, Steve Schmidt PI, Andrew Martin Co-PI, Jason Neff Co-PI, 5 yrs. @ ~$1.75 million, Full ICR – approx. 400K for Bioinformatics)

 

            PI Student Travel Grants for the 2005 meeting of the Taxonomic Data Working Group and associated workshops, Saint Petersburg, Russia, September 11-18, 2005.  NSF BDI ($29,673; Full ICR for PI travel, no ICR for student travel).

 

            Co-PI:  Web Feature Service Integration into the DiGIR portal software.  (Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Dave Neufeld, PI, $10,500; 15% ICR)

 

            Co-Investigator and Colorado PI:  Collaborative Research: Novel Analytical and Empirical Approaches to the Origin and Prediction of Pathogenicity.  Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.  Total budget:$2.89 million. CU amount: $97,500+shared postdoctoral position. (AMNH, Ohio State, University of Colorado partners; Full ICR, amended to $97,500 July 2006).

 

            Co-Investigator and Colorado PI:  Arizona Natural Heritage Program Proposal – Conservation genetics of the endangered land snail, Sonorella, in Arizona.  Collaborative Proposal with Phil Hedrick, ASU.   Total amount:  $62,000.  CU amount:  $61,000; No ICR).

 

2004    Co-PI Curation and Databasing of the Gordon Alexander Orthoptera Collection at the University of Colorado.  Award Amount.  NSF BRC ($202,000; Full ICR)

 

            Co-Investigator Collaborative Research:  Biogeomancer.  Moore Foundation Eco-Intelligence program (Collaborative Research Project with U. C. Berkeley, Yale University, Tulane University, University of New Mexico, University of Kansas, etc.: Budget total: $1.6 million, amount as PI: $126,000; 12.5% ICR).

 

            PI Student Travel Grants for the 2004 meeting of the Taxonomic Data Working Group and associated workshops, Christ Church, NZ, October 10-17, 2004.  NSF BDI ($25,200; No ICR).

 

            PI A Study to examine endemism and population relationships of the Black Hills Oreohelix snails. South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Park. ($39,626; No ICR)

 

            PI National Geographic Society Research/Exploration Grant:  Historical biogeography and evolution of talus-slope endemicity in the Western United States land-snail Oreohelix. ($12,500; No ICR)

 

            PI NSF DDIG:  Dissertation Research: The Evolution of Developmental Modules and Lability of Leaf Form in the Fern Genus Pleopeltis [Polypodiaceae] (Co-PI’s Jon Krieger, Tom Ranker) ($8500; No ICR)

 

2003    Co-PI Collaborative Research:  Linked Databases and Interactive Key for the Vascular Flora of Colorado.  NSF Biological Research Collections ($450,000 total; $69,000 for University of Colorado; Full ICR)

           

            PI Montane Mollusc and Crayfish Survey.  Colorado Department of Natural Resources ($107,000; 10% ICR)

 

2002    University of Colorado Junior Faculty Research Development Grant ($5000; No ICR)

 

2001    PI NSF BDI Mountain and Plains Spatio-temporal Database Initiative ($620,000; Full ICR). 2001-2005.

 

            Mollusk Curation Grant ($7000; No ICR, Division of Wildlife).  2001-2002.

 

1997    NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant  ($4500)

            Smithsonian Short-Term Visitors Grant  ($1500)

 

Scholarships, Awards, Fellowships

 

1998    Dorothy Palmer Award for Research Excellence in Invertebrate Paleontology ($3000)

1995    Hawaiian Malacological Society Student Scholarship, 1995 ($300)

Best Student Paper Award, American Malacological Union Meeting, 1995  ($250)

1994    Complex Systems Summer School 1994, Selected Participant

1993    NSF Predoctoral Fellowship (from 1993-1998, $14,000/yr + tuition)

 

Professional presentations (lead-authored unless otherwise noted)

2008    Invited colloquium talk, University of Colorado at Denver Dept. of Biology March 14th,

Symposium talk, American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting Colloquium, 3rd author on invited paper in the “Global Dimension of Research Infrastructures” symposium.  Wouter Los presenting.

2007    Invited Speaker, Western Interior Paleontological Society Symposium 2007

Invited Presentation, Genomic Standards Consortium 4th Workshop: “eGenomics: Cataloguing our Current Genome Collection IV”, June 2007

Invited International Talk, “GMBA/GBIF joint workshop – data mining for mountain biodiversity research” meeting, Sept. 26-28 in Copenhagen Denmark.

Invited International Symposium Presentation, Global Biodiversity Information Facility GB14 Invited Speaker, Science Symposium.  “GBIF's role in creating a platform for biodiversity prediction”, October 18, 2007 Amsterdam.

American Medical Informatics Association Poster Presentation (A. Hill, R. Guralnick, B. Alexandrov, D. Janies) “Genomic Analysis and Geographic Visualization of H5N1 and SARSCoV” (A. Hill attending, Distinguished Poster winner, Nov. 2007).

2006        Invited Presentation, Natural History Museum London August 2006

            Invited Presentation, Global Biodiversity Information Facility Governing Board Meeting 12 - Science Symposium [International; Co-Presented with Paul Flemons]

            Invited Participant, American Malacological Society Workshop:  New Frontiers in Western US Non-marine Malacology [July 2006, 2 lead presented papers]

            TDWG 2006 Symposium “Building Biodiversity Applications” Presentation [lead author Guralnick, presented by D. Neufeld]

            Invited Presentation, Global Biodiversity Information Facility Governing Board Meeting 13 [October 2006, Paul Flemons lead presenter]

            Evolution:  One co-authored presentation, one co-authored poster

            1st Virtual Globe Scientific Users Conference: One co-authored presentation (Andrew Hill presenting)

2005        Invited colloquium talk: American Museum of Natural History

                        Invited workshop speaker.  New Zealand Mud Snail Workshop (USFW and ANS sponsored workshop)                       

            Invited symposium speaker: Morphometrics Symposium at the North American Paleontological Conference June 2005.  [International]

            Taxonomic Database Working Group 2005 International Meeting, Saint Petersburg  (3rd author on multi-author talk) [International]

            American Malacological Society 2005 meeting (2nd author, Kathleen Sims attending)

2004        Co-organizer and Symposium talk (study of methods for ordered sequences) at Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology

            Evolution (2):  Lead presenter and second author

            Invited Colloquium Talk:  University of Wyoming at Laramie Botany Dept.

            Invited Colloquium Talk:  New Mexico State University

            Invited Colloquium Talk:  University of California Berkeley

            Taxonomic Database Working Group Meeting, Co-Presenter, New Zealand (Oct. 2004) [International].

            Invited Colloquium Talk:  Brigham Young University

2003    American Malacological Society

            Society for Conservation GIS (second author)

            Invited Presenter, Taxonomic Database Working Group Spatial Data Plenary Session  [International] (David Neufeld attending)

            Invited Colloquium Talk Colorado State University

            Invited Workshop participant Georeferencing Workshop Yale University

            Invited Workshop participant Distributed Generic Information Retrieval Workshop UCSD

2002    Invited Symposium (Biogeography) Talk Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology

            Invited Symposium (Conservation Biology) Talk at American Malacological Society (August 2002).

            Geological Society of America topical sessions (2) – The Phenotype (lead presenter), Morphological Trends (second author).

            Symposium Talk, Vera Fretter Functional Morphology Symposium at Malacologia Unitas Malacology Meetings [International]

            Symposium Talk Molluscan Evolution and Development, at Malacologia Unitas Malacology Meetings (second author) [International]

            Botanical Society of America (second author)

2001    North American Paleontological Conference (third author) [International]

2000        American Malacological Society

            Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology

1999    Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology

1998    Unitas World Congress of Malacology  [International]

            International Congress of Invertebrate Reproduction and Development

1997    Museums and the Web Conference

            CalPaleo Annual Meeting

            American Malacological Union Meeting, Symposium Speaker

            Paleo21 Meeting, Invited Delegate  [International]

1996    North American Paleontological Conference

            American Malacological Union Meeting

1995    American Malacological Union Meeting

 

Journal Publications and book chapters (peer-reviewed)

 

2008      Field, D., G. Garrity, T. Gray, N. Morrison, J. Selengut, P. Sterk, T. Tatusova, N. Thomson and 62 other co-authors (R. Guralnick 28th of 70 co-authors).  In Press.  Towards a richer description of our complete collection of genomes and metagenomes: the “Minimum Information about a Genome Sequence” (MIGS) specification.  Nature Biotechnology.

 

Roberts, A., D. Smith, R. P. Guralnick, P. Cushing and J. Krieger.  In Press.  Quantitative prediction of fossil biodiversity: Eocene Spiders from Florissant, Colorado.  GSA Special Volume: Paleontology and Stratigraphy of the late Eocene Florissant Formation, Colorado.

 

Weaver, K., M. Perez-Losada, R. Guralnick, A. Nelson, S. Blatt and K. A. Crandall. Online Early.  Assessing the conservation status of the land snail Oreohelix peripherica wasatchensis (Family Oreohelicidae).  Conservation Genetics. [doi:10.1007/s10592-007-9415-y]

2007      Guralnick, R. P.  2007.  Differential effects of past climate warming on mountain and flatland species’ distributions:  A multispecies North American mammal assessment. Global Ecology and Biogeography 16(1):14-23 [doi:10.1111/j.1466-822X.2006.00260.x; free online:  http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1466-8238.2006.00260.x]

 

Krieger, J., R. Guralnick, and D. Smith.  2007.  Generating empirically determined, continuous measures of leaf shape for climate prediction.  Palaios 22(2):212-219.

[DOI: 10.2110/palo.2005.p05-079r]

 

Daitch, D. and R. Guralnick.  2007.  Geographic variation in the tooth morphology of the arctic fox (Alopex lagopus).  Journal of Mammalogy 88(2): 384-393. [DOI: 10.1644/06-MAMM-A-139R1.1]

 

Anderson, T., K. Weaver & R. Guralnick.  2007 [Online First].  Variation in adult shell morphology and life history traits in the land snail Oreohelix cooperi in relationship to biotic and abiotic factors.  Journal of Molluscan Studies 73(2):129-137. [doi:10.1093/mollus/eym006]

 

 

Janies, D., A. W. Hill, R. Guralnick, F. Habib, E. Waltari, W. W. Wheeler.  2007.  Point of View:  Genomic Analysis and Geographic Visualization of the Spread of Avian Influenza.  Systematic Biology 56(2):321-329 [Cover Article, April 2007; local and national press coverage] [DOI: 10.1080/10635150701266848]

 

 

 

Flemons, P., R. Guralnick, J. Krieger, A. Ranipeta, and D. Neufeld.  2007.  A Web based GIS Tool for Exploring the World's Biodiversity:  The Global Biodiversity Information Facility Mapping and Analysis Portal Application (GBIF MAPA).  Ecological Informatics 2:49-60. [doi:10.1016/j.ecoinf.2007.03.004]

 

Guralnick, R. P., A. W. Hill and M. Lane.  2007.  Toward a collaborative, global infrastructure for biodiversity assessment.  Ecology Letters 10(8):663-672 [doi: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2007.01063.x; free PDF: http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/j.1461-0248.2007.01063.x]

 

E. Waltari, R. Hijmans , A. Peterson , Á. Nyári , S. Perkins, and R. Guralnick.  2007.  Locating Pleistocene Refugia: Comparing Phylogeographic and Ecological Niche Model Predictions.  PLoS ONE 2(7): e563. [doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0000563; free online paper: http://www.plosone.org/doi/pone.0000563]

 

Schutz, H. and R. P. Guralnick.  2007.  Postcranial element shape and function: Assessing locomotor mode in extant and extinct mustelid carnivorans.  Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 150(4): 895-914.  [doi:10.1111/j.1096-3642.2007.00303.x]

 

2006      Guralnick, R.P.  2006.  The legacy of past climate and landscape change on species’ current experienced climate and elevation ranges across latitude: A multispecies study utilizing mammals in western North America.  Global Ecology and Biogeography 15 (5), 505-518. [doi: 10.1111/j.1466-822X.2006.00231.x]

 

Guralnick, R. P.  2006. Do flatland and mountain dwelling species show different structuring of their experienced environment over latitude?  A western versus central-eastern North America rodent multispecies comparison.   Diversity and Distributions 12(6):731-741. [doi: 10.1111/j.1366-9516.2006.00269.x]

 

Weaver, K., Anderson, T. and R. Guralnick.  2006.  Combining phylogenetic and ecological niche modeling approaches to determine distribution and historical biogeography of Black Hills Mountain Snails (Oreohelicidae).  Diversity and Distributions 12(6): 756-766 [doi: 10.1111/j.1472-4642.2006.00289.x]

 

2005      Guralnick, R. P.  2005.  Combined molecular and morphological approaches for documenting regional biodiversity and ecological patterns in problematic taxa:  A case study utilizing the bivalve group Cyclocalyx (Sphaeriidae, Bivalvia) from western North America.  Zoologica Scripta 34(5):469-482.

 

Guralnick, R. P. and J. Van Cleve.  2005.  Strengths and weaknesses of museum and national survey datasets for predicting regional species richness: Comparative and combined approaches.  Diversity and Distributions 11(4):349-359.

 

Guralnick, R. P. and D. Neufeld.  2005.  Challenges Building Distributed GIS Services to Support Global Biodiversity Mapping and Analysis: Lessons from the Mountain and Plains Database and Informatics project.  Biodiversity Informatics 2:57-69.

 

2004      Murphey, P.C., R. P. Guralnick, R. Glaubitz, D. Neufeld, and J. Allen Ryan.  2004.  Georeferencing of Museum Collections:  A review of the problems and automated tools, and the methodology developed by the Mountain and Plains Spatial-Temporal Database-informatics initiative (MaPSTeDI).  Phyloinformatics 1(3):1-29.

 

Guralnick, R. P.  2004.  Functional Morphology Symposium:  Integrating Historical and Functional Data In Molluscan Feeding:  Approaches and Case Studies.  American Malacological Bulletin 19(1/2):25-29.

 

Guralnick, R. P.  2004.  Life-history patterns in the brooding freshwater bivalve Pisidium (Sphaeriidae).  Journal of Molluscan Studies 70: 341-351.

 

Wethington, A. and R. P. Guralnick.  2004.  Are populations of physids from different hot-springs distinctive lineages?  American Malacological Bulletin 19(1/2):135-144.

 

Guralnick, R. P., E. Hall, and S. Perkins.  2004.  A comparative approach to understanding causes and consequences of mollusc-digenean size relationships:  A case study with Allocreadiid trematodes and Cyclocalyx clams.  Journal of Parasitology 90(6):1253-1262.

 

2003      Neufeld, D., R. Guralnick, R. Glaubitz and J. R. Allen.  2003.  Museum collections data and on-line mapping applications: a new resource for land managers.  Mountain Research and Development 23(4):334-337.

 

Lindberg, D. R. and R. P. Guralnick.  2003.  Phyletic patterns of early development in gastropod mollusks.  Evolution and Development 5(5):494-507.     

 

Teusch, K. and R. P. Guralnick.  2003.  Environmentally-driven variation in ancient populations of turritellids: evaluating the causal link.  Paleobiology 29(2):163-180. 

 

Lindberg, D. R. and R. P. Guralnick.  2003.  Lineages, Cell and Phyletic.

In B. K Hall and W. Olson (eds.). Keywords in Evolution and Development.  Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass.

2002      Guralnick. R. P. 2002.  A Recapitulation of the Rise and Fall of the Cell Lineage Research Program: The evolutionary-developmental relationship of cleavage to homology, body plans and life history.  Journal of the History of Biology 35(3):537-567.

Guralnick, R. P. and D. R. Lindberg.  2002.  Cell lineage data and Spiralia: A reply to Nielsen & Meier.  Evolution 56(12): 2558–2560.

 

2001      Guralnick, R. P. and D. R. Lindberg.  2001.  Reconnecting cell and animal lineages:  What do cell lineages tell us about the evolution and development of Spiralia?  Evolution 55(8):1501-1519.

Guralnick, R. P. and J. Kurpius.  2001.   Spatial and temporal growth patterns in the phenotypically variable Littorina saxatilis: Surprising patterns emerge from chaos. Pg. 195-228 In: M. Zelditch (ed.) Beyond Heterochrony.  John Wiley and Sons, New York, New York.

1999      Guralnick, R. P. and K. Smith. 1999. Historical and biomechanical analysis of integration and dissociation in molluscan feeding, with special emphasis on the true limpets (Patellogastropoda: Gastropoda).  Journal of Morphology 241(2):175-195.

           

                          Guralnick, R. P. and D. R. Lindberg.  1999. Integrating developmental evolutionary patterns and mechanisms: A case study using the Gastropod radula. Evolution 53(2):447-459.

 

1997      Guralnick, R. P. and M. J. de Maintenon. 1997. Formation and homology of radular teeth: A case study using columbellid gastropods.   (Neogastropoda: Columbellidae). Journal of Molluscan Studies 63(1):65-77.

 

1995      Guralnick, R. P. 1995. Museums and the Internet II: Sewing museums into the strands of the Web. Spectra 23(1):21-23.

 

Guralnick, R. P. 1995. Museums and the Internet I: Weaving towards the Web.  Spectra 22(4):10-12.

 

1994      Guralnick, R. P. 1994. From E-mail to E-museum. Comite International pour la Documentation 5:28-31.

 

In revision/review/submitted:

             

Waltari, E. and R. Guralnick.  Outcome:  Revision required.  Ecological niche modeling of Great Basin montane mammals: examining past and present connectivity of species across basin and ranges.  Journal of Biogeography.

 

Guralnick, R. P. and P. B. Pearman.  In Review, Peer-Reviewed Book Chapter.  Niche dynamics of montane and lowland species since last glacial maximum.  In: E. Spehn and C. Körner, (Eds.), E-mining for global trends in mountain biodiversity.  CRC/Taylor and Francis Boca Raton, FL.

 

Shutz, H, P. D. Polly, J. Krieger and R. Guralnick.  In 2nd Review.  Differential Sexual Dimorphism: Size and Shape in the Cranium and Pelvis of Gray Foxes (Urocyon).  Biological Journal of the Linnean Society.

 

Hill, A. W., R. P. Guralnick, M. J. C. Wilson and Dan Janies.  In Review.  Evolution and geographic spread of drug-resistance in multiple distinct lineages of influenza A/H5N1.  PLoS Pathogens.

 

Nufio, C., K. Lloys, D. Bower and R. Guralnick.  Submitted.  Gordon Alexander, Grasshoppers and Climate Change.  American Entomologist.

 

 

editor reviewed contributions, Published Reviews, Books

 

2007       Nelson, M. and R. P. Guralnick.  2007.  A Field Guide to the Freshwater Mollusks of Colorado.  Colorado Division of Wildlife, Colorado USA.  70pp.

               Freely available PDF: http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/A760FB47-4931-4669-845C-59EC1E31EA8E/0/FreshwaterMollusks.pdf

 

2006       Guralnick, R., J. Wieczorek, R. J. Hijmans, R. Beaman and the Biogeomancer Working Group. 2006.  Biogeomancer: Automated georeferencing to map the world's biodiversity data.  PLoS Biology 4(11):1908-1909. [doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.0040381; Faculty of 1000 cited paper: http://www.f1000biology.com/article/id/1057996]

               Open Access: http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.0040381

 

Guralnick, R. P.  2006.  The Past, Present and Future of (Digital) Paleontological Collections.  American Paleontologist.

           

Chapman, A.D. and J. Wieczorek (ed.). 2006. Guide to Best Practices for Georeferencing. Edited by: Arthur D. Chapman and John Wieczorek. Contributors: J.Wieczorek, R.Guralnick, A.Chapman, C.Frazier, N.Rios, R. Beaman, Q. Guo.  Global Biodiversity Information Facility.  Copenhagen, Denmark. http://www.gbif.org/prog/digit/Georeferencing ISBN: 87-92020-00-3.

 

2003      Guralnick, R. P. 2003.  Book review: Cladistics, A Practical Primer on CD-ROM.  Paleontologia Electronica 6(2):book review 1. 

              Free PDF: http://palaeo-electronica.org/2003_2/books/cladis.pdf

 

2000      MacLeod, N.  and R. P. Guralnick.  2000. Paleoinformatics. In: LANE, R. H. (sic), STEININGER, F. F., KAESLER, R. L., ZIEGLER, W. &  LIPPS, J. (eds.).   Fossils and the Future. Paleontology in the 21st Century.  Senckenberg-Bücher Nr. 74: 31-37. 

MacLeod, N., P. Diver, R. Guralnick, D. Lazarus and B. Malmgren. 2000.  Computers, Quantification, and Databases. In: LANE, R. H. (sic), STEININGER, F. F., KAESLER, R. L., ZIEGLER, W. &  LIPPS, J. (eds.).   Fossils and the Future. Paleontology in the 21st Century. Senckenberg-Bücher Nr. 74: 191-201. 

1997      R. P. Guralnick.  Bridging the Gap between Research and Education: The Future of Network Technology in the Sciences and Science Museums. In D. Bearman and J. Trant (eds.).  Museums and Web, 1997:  Selected Papers.   Archives & Museum Informatics, Pittsburgh USA. 

 

Code and Web Applications

           

-  NSF MAPSTEDI protocols and project website:  http://mapstedi.colorado.edu

               NSF MAPSTEDI beta public mapping clients:  http://geomuse.colorado.edu

               NSF MAPSTEDI code repository (beta clients): http://mapstedi.sourceforge.net/

Code and process documentation developed by D, Neufeld, R. Glaubitz, P. Murphey, R. Guralnick, G. Hill.

 

-  Biogeomancer code repository: http://sourceforge.net/projects/biogeomancer/

   Biogeomancer website:  http://www.biogeomancer.org

   Biogeomancer workbench: http://bg.berkeley.edu/latest

   Code developed by the Biogeomancer Consortium

 

- GBIF-MAPA project website for analysis of biodiversity data:  http://gbifmapa.austmus.gov.au/mapa/ (Flemons, Neufeld, Ranipeta, Krieger and Guralnick)

-  Ksord – KML for species occurrence mapping:  http://ksord.colorado.edu  (Andrew Hill Lead)

-  Alpine Microbial Observatory database and informatics: