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Creating a Taxonomic e-Science
Title: Creating a Taxonomic e-Science
Title abbreviated: CATE
Identifier: http://www.cate-project.org/
Creator: Natural History Museum <London>; et.al
Abstract: CATE stands for Creating a Taxonomic e-Science and is a project funded by the United Kingdom's Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) under its e-science initiative. The particular goal of CATE is to test the feasibility of creating a web-based, consensus taxonomy using two model groups, one from the plant and the other from the animal kingdom. The wider aim is to explore practically the idea of 'unitary' taxonomy (see below) and promote web-based revisions as a source of authoritative information about groups of organisms for specialist and non-specialist users.The project team is from a consortium composed of the Natural History Museum, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, University of Oxford and Imperial College London (NERC Centre for Population Biology). Kew's major collaborator for the providing taxonomic information on the Araceae is Dr Thomas B Croat and his Araceae research centre at the Missouri Botanical Garden, St Louis, USA. [Information of the supplier]
Table of contents: Introduction / About CATE / Unitary Taxonomies / Specific Goals of CATE / Project Plan and Progress / Project Team / How to become involved / Links / Software Component / CATE Users Guide / CATE Schema / Roadmap / Modules / CATE Data Model / CATE Persistence Layer / CATE Service Layer / CATE Web Controller / CATE View Component / CATE Web Interface / CATE Site Skin / CATE Tools / Project Documentation / Project Information / Project Reports 07 /CATE Araceae Revision / CATE Sphingidae Revision / CATE gForge Site / CATE Wiki
Subject: Philosophy and theory in natural history (578.01)
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Language: English
Format: website
Resource type: Research projects
Access: free
Metadata update date: 2008-11-12
Metadata provider: UBFfm
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