What to do with your old Kodachrome slides: Archiving ecological research images in an Open Access Institutional Repository
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2015-05-19
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Ghuman, Rajbir
Abraham, Kenneth F
Bekit, Natan Z
Kim, David
Oliveira, Andre
Bazely, Dawn
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This poster was presented at the Ontario Biodiversity Summit held in Niagara Falls, Canada, May 19-22, 2015: http://ontariobiodiversitysummit.ca/
- The Churchill Community of Knowledge Digital Archive is an Open Access research project led by York University’s Institute for Research & Innovation in Sustainability (IRIS: 2004-2015) and Libraries. It is based in our Institutional Repository.
- Its overall goal is to document, coalesce and mobilize diverse types of research outputs from long-term ecological field work at Wapusk National Park and, more broadly, Churchill, Manitoba, with excellent metadata and stable urls.
- Anyone can access items in the archive via prioritized Google searches.
- Here, we describe how one researcher’s PhD field work slides were (i) digitized, (ii) had their metadata created, and (iii) are being uploaded to YorkSpace.
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Student participation was carried out through the Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, York University Research Practicum Course.
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Open Access, Kodachrome Slide, Institutional Repository, Biodiversity, Field Ecology, Field Research, Wapusk National Park, Fred Cooke, Churchill Community of Knowledge, Hudson Bay