SCOR WG 130 on
Automatic
Visual Plankton Identification
Co-Chairs:
Mark C. Benfield
(USA)
and
Phil Culverhouse
(UK)
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Full Members
Josué
Alvarez-Borrego (Mexico)
Elena
Arashkevich (Russia)
Philippe Grosjean (Belgium)
Rubens M.
Lopes (Brazil)
Angel
Lopez-Urrutia (Spain)
Maria Grazia
Mazzocchi (Italy)
Michael
Edward Sieracki (USA)
Hans M.
Verheye (South Africa) |
Associate Members
Carin J. Ashjian (USA)
Cabell Davis (USA)
Gabriel
Gorsky (France)
Xabier
Irigoien (Spain)
Priscilla Licandro (UK)
Dughal Lindsay (Japan)
Norm
McLeod (UK)
Song Sun
(China-Beijing)
Bob Williams
(UK) |
Financial Sponsors: SCOR, U.S. National Science
Foundation
Date Approved: October 2006
Terms of Reference
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To encourage the international co-operation of software
developers and marine scientists to use and enhance an appropriate open-source
development platform, so that a common toolset can be built up over time that
is of value to the community.
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To evaluate the limits of taxonomic resolution possible
from image-based classifiers and develop means of improving the taxonomic
resolution that can be achieved from plankton images. The working group will
establish a basis for standards in taxonomic reporting by automatic labelling
instruments.
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To review existing practices and establish standards in the
use of reference image data used for training automation machines and in
training people.
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To establish a methodology for inter-comparison/calibration
of different visual analysis systems.
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To develop open-source software for application by the
marine ecology, taxonomy and systems developers. Publish the products of
reviews by members of the Working Group, selected presented papers and
workshop reports in an internationally recognised, peer-reviewed journal or a
book by a major publisher.
Meetings:
2-3 June 2007
Hiroshima, Japan
#2: 6-9 May 2008
São Paolo, Brazil
#3: 13-16 May 2009
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
#4: 26-27 May 2010
Villefranche-sur-Mer, France
Web site:
http://www.scor-wg130.net/index.cfm
Questions or Comments? Please contact SCOR.
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