Just a quick note to those still following.
We are planning a day and a half of presentations and hacking for those of you interested in global environmental change in the NYC area and elsewhere. We'll post more details as we get closer to the date, but start putting it on your calendars. It will be the first weekend of November, and you can find details here,
EcoHackNYC
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Biodiversity data harvesting, indexing, integration and user interfaces
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This blog was created to compile all different "experiments" the authors do related to Biodiversity Informatics. Main topics have to do with UI, GIS, Grid technology, Computing in the cloud, Scalable architectures, RIAs, Web services, public web APIs, standards and so on and on... We look forward for your comments and feedback!
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