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paleonet "GEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS DATABASES, GIS AND THE WWW" - 15th May 2002, BGS Keyworth, Nottingham




The Geological Curators Group and the Geoscience Information Group are
organising a joint meeting entitled:

"GEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS DATABASES, GIS AND THE WWW"
 	
to be held on 15th May 2002, at the British Geological Survey, Keyworth,
Nottingham, UK

The meeting is open to all. Full details, including abstracts and a booking
form are available at http://www.bgs.ac.uk/gig/meets/gcg/gcg.htm

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

10:00-11:00 Coffee and setting up of demonstrations.

Morning session - Keynote Speakers

11:00-11:30
Patrick Bell - British Geological Survey, Keyworth
British Geological Survey's Geoscience Data Index - a web-based spatial
index to our data holdings

11:30-12:00
Adrian Rissoné - Natural History Museum.
The Palaeontology Department specimen cataloguing system.

12:00-12:30
John Faithfull - University of Glasgow Museum. 
9 Years of INCA: evolution of a museum catalogue

12:45-14:00 Buffet Lunch, with demonstrations.

Afternoon Session (15 mins per speaker with 3 mins for discussion)

Tim McCormick - British Geological Survey, Keyworth
Palaeosaurus

Paul Britton - Stratadata
Biostratigraphic information management in the oil and gas industry and
links to the www.

Jana Horak - National Museum of Wales. 
National Museums & Galleries of Wales; Geological Database: accountability
for collections vs. public access.

Mandy Edwards - University of Manchester Museum
BASELINE - Keeping track of space and time.

Kevin Walsh - Oxford University Museum. 
Collections Online at the Oxford University Museum - turning our collections
management databases into 
a web resource.

Suzanne Miller - National Museum of Scotland
National Museums of Scotland Petrology & Mineralogy Database - a
custom-built Adlib system 

15:45 Tea. 

Tours of the collections available until 18:00

For details about how to get to the BGS or on local accommodation see the
BGS website 
http://www.bgs.ac.uk/contacts/offices.html. 

If you have any other queries on local arrangements then contact Mike Howe
at the address below. 
There will be a meeting fee of £10 to cover tea, coffee and a buffet lunch. 

Meeting Conveners:
Mike Howe and Garry Baker, 
British Geological Survey, 
Keyworth, 
Nottingham, 
NG12 5GG. 
0115 9363105. 
mhowe@bgs.ac.uk, 
grba@bgs.ac.uk.

Giles Miller, 
The Natural History Museum,
Cromwell Road, 
London SW7 5BD. 
020 7942 541. 
G.Miller@nhm.ac.uk
	 	 		




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