EMu Spatial Technologies

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KE EMu Spatial Technologies
Turning information into knowledge
Collections Management
KE EMu Spatial Technologies
2 September 2005
KE EMu Object Locator
 Plot internal locations of objects on building
floor plans
 Zoom & pan functionality
 3-dimensional view capabilities
 Drill down into plotted points
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KE EMu Spatial Technologies
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2 September 2005
Some Uses for KE EMu Object Locator
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Finding objects in the museum
Relocating objects
Disaster recovery planning
Self-guided tours
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KE EMu Spatial Technologies
2 September 2005
KE EMu Web Maps
 Plot specimen collection locality information on
world maps
 Use ESRI shape files (.shp)
 Use images (.png)
 Zoom and pan functionality
 Drill down into plotted points
 Hooks into Google Maps
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KE EMu Spatial Technologies
Collections Management
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2 September 2005
Some Uses for KE EMu Web Maps
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Species distribution
Comparisons of distributions of species
Geocode verification
Collection ‘gap’ analysis
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2 September 2005
KE EMu Web Portal
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Web-based search facility for multiple EMu sites
Distributes search to each EMu site concurrently
Supports specimen level retrieval
Supports aggregated analysis (KE EMu Web
Maps)
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2 September 2005
KE EMu Web Portal Prototype
Sites participating in prototype include:
 National Museum of Natural History, Washington
 Natural History Museum, London
 American Museum of Natural History, New York
 Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago
 New York Botanical Garden
 Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
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Some Uses for KE EMu Portal
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Collaborative research
Remote access to collection information
“Global” views of species
Identification of species
Repatriation of specimen data
Resource discovery
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