OH, yes. I agree with that.
People who are alive should not be mentioned there.
Jiri
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Odesilatel: Kroh Andreas (andreas.kroh@NHM-WIEN.AC.AT)
Datum: 03.04.2020 16:10
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Předmět: AW: AW: [CETAF_ESG] requesting your knowledge on ES collections.
Dear Laura,
Agree with Steffen on this - we never show personal data (except taxon author names and responsible curators) in any kind of export/database.
All the best
andreas
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Gesendet: Freitag, 03. April 2020 16:00:01
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Betreff: RE: AW: [CETAF_ESG] requesting your knowledge on ES collections.
Hi Laura,
I agree with what’s been written so far. Just one comment regarding ‘, COLLECTOR NAME’ – this may conflict with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in case the collector is still alive.
Have a nice weekend,
Steffen
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Subject: Re: AW: [CETAF_ESG] requesting your knowledge on ES collections.
Dear All
Jiri's comments covered also me. I think these info are ok for the needs.
With greetings
Babbis Fassoulas
On 3/4/2020 10:53 π.μ., Rasser, Michael W. wrote:
For some reason, my answer a few minutes ago was missing the subject line. In order to avoid confusion, I am re-sending it with the subject header. Sorry for this.
Am Fr., 3. Apr. 2020 um 09:50 Uhr schrieb Rasser, Michael W. <michael.rasser@smns-bw.de<mailto:michael.rasser@smns-bw.de>>:
Dear Laura, below are my comments on this:
1) How are Earth Science Collections curated and organized? I said
mainly defined by taxonomy, geographical origin, Storage and
Stratigraphic age (based on the Synthesys classifications) Are there any
more?
I agree with Jiri that this is enough!
Just to give a comparison with Andreas' list, our collections are organised and curated not only by systematic, but they cover all of the keywords above:
Level 1:
Amber
Amphibians, Fishes, Reptiles
Palaeobotany
Paleozoic and Triassic Invertebrates
Jurassic and Cretaceous Invertebrates
Tertiary and Quaternary Invertebates
Quaternary mammals
Tertiary mammals
Level 2:
Each collection is then organised by locality, stratigraphy, systematics, or a mixture of them, resp.
2) What is the minimum information that would be required in World
collections catalogue for the discoverability of Earth Science
collections and for a research to locate particular collections of
interest.
Not sure, if you mean discoverability of the collection itself, or of the museums objects that are housed in the respective collection. I assume that you mean discoverability of the objects:
* Taxon name (no higher taxon name needed)
* Repository number
* Stratigraphy
* Geography
* Housing institution
* Curator / contact address
3) What descriptive information should be considered mandatory or
desirable for each Collection?
* Name and address of institution
* Responsible curator / contact person
* Stratigraphic focus
* Systematic focus
* Geographic focus
All the best and stay healthy!
Michael
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