1999 Projects:
Information management and archiving
Molecular and microbiology data management
Project lead: Chris Scholin
Project manager: Rich Schramm
Project team: Holly Baum, Ed DeLong,
Gerry
Hatcher, Michael McCann, and Jennifer B. Paduan
A primary goal of the molecular and microbiology research group has been to develop new
methods for the detection and quantification of toxic and non-toxic phytoplankton and
bacterioplankton species and to determine the effectiveness of the techniques. Under this
project we will accelerate the development of data-management tools needed to more
efficiently process, track, and ultimately interpret their sample results.
Our goal is to increase the efficiency of the routine operations of sample analysis and
to greatly improve access to the various data elements associated with each sample. We
will accomplish this through a combination of custom-designed programs and real-time
extensions to a commercial GIS (geographic information system) software package.
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