This project serves to support the processing of organism names and represents a consolidation of effort by a number of partnering organisations and initiatives. The project includes links to web applications, source code, shared dictionaries and test files, and other useful resources for those i...

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Django taxonomy is a taxonomy application for django. It supports translation of terms along with their description. == Features == * translation of terms * render term (with or without related object previews) * breadcrumb based on term hierarchy * render taxonomy term lists (with or w...

A .NET based tool that allows editing of taxonomic names, concepts, literature references, biostatus, images and keys. The data can be imported/exported using standard formats such as the TDWG RDF schemas. The tool also handles LSID resolution, provides an LSID resolver and a TDWG TAPIR service fo...

==Global Names Architecture== Names of organisms provide a common link to nearly all recorded information of a species. The ubiquity of names in recorded information about species marks them as a key component in information management, retrieval and integration. Yet names, both scientific and ...

The original project developed by Tony is a human interactive model made to be used much like a online dictionary to help identify a species. Official Resource developed by Tony Rees: http://www.cmar.csiro.au/datacentre/taxamatch.htm Our aim with this version of the project is to provide an A...

This is a pure Python CGI-based implementation of a taxonomically intelligent species search engine. It searches biological databases for a taxonomic name. The search is done "on the fly" using web services (SOAP/XML) or URL API's.

This XSL sheet takes as input an RDFS ontology and outputs a SKOS taxonomy. Transformations are performed as follows: ||rdfs:Class || skos:Concept|| ||rdfs:SubClassOf|| skos:broader|| ||rdfs:label || skos:prefLabel|| ||rdfs:comment || skos:note|| Language tags are managed. This sheet c...

Ways of Enlichenment is a website intended to become a central resource for the lichenological community. It will initially be built upon a set of extensive resources to be published concurrently with Trevor Goward's four part flora of western North America called Ways of Enlichenment. We hope to ...

liveworld is a general database system for collection of specimens, no matter what is its taxonomic classification: animals, vegetals, etc.