Poster presented at 2008 Annual Meeting of TD WG-Biodiversity Information Standards. Fremantle ( Australia), 19-24 Oct 200

Alercia, A.

Arnaud, Elizabeth

Atieno, F.

Dias, S.

Endresen, T.F.D.

Franco, T.

Mackay, M.

Skofic, M.

Sood, R.

Viparthi, K.

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Elizabeth Arnaud1, Michael Mackay1, Dag Terje Filip Endresen1, Sonia Dias1, Rajesh Sood1, Kiran Viparthi1, Milko Skofic1, Adriana Alercia1, Tito Franco1, Frederick Atieno1, Xavier Scheldeman1, Anzar Shamsie2, Selim Louafi2, Pete Cyr 31Bioversity International, Biodiversity Informatics Project, Understanding and Managing Biodiversity Programme, (Rome, Italy) – m.mackay@cgiar.org2ITPGRFA-Secretariat, FAO Headquarters, (Rome, Italy), 3 USDA/ARS (Ames, IA, USA)Unlocking crop diversity to facilitate germplasm usenlocking crop diversity to facilitate ger plas  use1247A Global Information System for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA)Agro-ecological data Ordering germplasmand reporting its transfer• Multi-crop Passport data• Characterization descriptors• Traits of interestLocating germplasm of interest in GenebanksAnalysing diversityFor the scientific community using agrobiodiversity todevelop new crop varietiesData standards and OntologyCrop genebanksCrop registriesCrop networksGermplasm flow3Permanent Identifier Server2.5 million recordsFIGS projectAdapted from diagram By D T F Endresen• Climate data• Coordinates• Scanned missions reportsGenebanks provide passport data and data on Observations and collections of wild and cultivated species, including12 GRIN-Global, USDA software, for crop genebanks • a powerful, flexible, easy-to-use global information management system: http://www.grin-global.org63 Data standards and ontology for interoperabilityMining data using the records compiled in • SINGER (CGIAR genebanks)• EURISCO (ECPGR, European genebanks)• GRIN (USDA, U.S. genebanks)45756Germplasm Ordering and reporting• Order germplasm in compliance with ITPGRFA.• Permanent Identifier Server to obtain permanent identifiers for people and legal entities• A secured data store receives SMTA reportsFind germplasm of interest for agronomic evaluation and screening. Global Information on Germplasm• Geographical representation of germplasm distribution in environments of interest. • The proven FIGS methodology will be among the tools used to facilitate utilization.

A global information system for the conservation and sustainable use of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA)

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A global information system for the conservation and sustainable use of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA)

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