Jim
Murphy (PIC Consultant): Captured herbarium specimen
images, developed and managed databases, established World Wide
Web access; managed two graduate assistants.
Peter
Buch (SILS Graduate):
The Database Administrator redesigned the BOTNET database with
data entry screens, for entering and training others in data
entry, and for testing the system. Peter designed an appropriate
web based retrieval engine for the database.
Gus
Dopke (SILS Graduate Student):
Assisted with data entry, database and retrieval system testing.
Major additional duties involve creating a usability test for
the 7th grade students.
Ron
Brown (SILS Graduate Student):
Scanned NC Tree pages and converted to HTML.
Mary
James (Ecology Graduate):
Operated the Zeiss high resolution digital camera for scanning
specimens. Constructed the master list of North Carolina tree
species.
Steve
Seiberling (Employee):
Operates Zeiss high resolution digital camera. Created standards
for digitizing herbarium specimens, calibrating the camera and
lights. Pulled specimens for the project.
Serena
Fenton (SILS Graduate Student):
Helped create PIC web page
Matt
Smith (Biology Undergraduate Student):
Compiled digital images of North Carolina trees including leaf
patterns, bark, flowers and seeds; Pulled specimens for the
project; Data entry revisions
Holly
Harms (SILS Graduate Student):
Creating Contributory Module for the PIC web page
Sheila
Dunn (SILS Graduate):
Created original Botnet database
Molly
Luby (SILS Graduate):
Designing PIC web page for students
Jiangping
(SILS Graduate):
Creating an Ask the Expert Module for the PIC web page; Wrote
a review of online forum technology and implementation methods.
Brenda
Wichmann (Employee):
Designing web based dichotomous key and glossary
Kirsten
Martin (SILS Graduate Student):
Helped Peter Buch create Botnet DC
Christie
Silbajoris (SILS Graduate Student):
Helped Peter Buch create Botnet DC
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