What can bioinformatics do for Natural History museums?
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https://doi.org/10.3989/graellsia.2003.v59.i1.220Keywords:
Taxonomy, Systematic, BioinformaticsAbstract
We propose the founding of a Natural History bioinformatics framework, which would solve one of the main problems in Natural History: data which is scattered around in many incompatible systems (not only computer systems, but also paper ones). This framework consists of computer resources (hardware and software), methodologies that ease the circulation of data, and staff expert in dealing with computers, who will develop software solutions to the problems encountered by naturalists. This system is organized in three layers: acquisition, data and analysis. Each layer is described, and an account of the elements that constitute it given.
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