Fish Technology Knowledge Base - News

From: Kevin J Whittle (KWhittle1@compuserve.com)
Date: Fri Oct 03 2003 - 08:25:54 PDT

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    Dear Listers

    This is a news item that we trust will be of interest to all fish
    technologists.
    If you are interested, please contact us, particularly if you wish to
    participate further.

    On behalf of our undermentioned partners, I would like to bring to your
    attention a summary of our progress on the Fish Technology Knowledge Base
    that has been set up in the open Community Directory, oneFish. The full
    text of the progress report can be found at
    <http://www.onefish.org/id/160963>.

    The Fish Technology Knowledge Base -
     Facilities and Opportunities for Networking for Fish Technologists

    P. Nesvadba*, J. Baron-Varley, M. L. Nunes, P.J. Bykowski, S. Arason, G.
    Valdimarsson, A. Johns & K. J. Whittle

    *The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, AB25 1HG, UK; p.nesvadba@rgu.ac.uk

    Summary

    A Fish Technology Knowledge Base
    (www.onefish.org/global/fishtechnology.jsp) was set up, in response to the
    views of fish technologists worldwide, in the oneFish Community Directory,
    an open-access Internet portal for all fisheries research, oneFish,
    supported by FAO, is an established platform, suitable for hosting a global
    fish technologists' network. Some 38,000 bibliographic records and other
    documents covering most aspects of fish technology, and linked to the
    Utilization and Technology Worldview in oneFish (www.onefish.org/id/424),
    form the core of the Knowledge Base. New records are being added as part
    of the EC project QLRI-CT2000-00216 and the FAO-SIFAR work programme.
    It is now possible for organisations and individuals to rapidly export, to
    the Knowledge Base, records (single, multiple or database) in a suitable
    format. This new facility makes it much easier to up-date the Knowledge
    Base, encourage expansion of the Network of contributors, and enhance the
    information available to users. Anyone interested in participating should
    contact Dr Nesvadba at the address above. The full text of the progress
    report can be found at <http://www.onefish.org/id/160963>.

    We look forward to hearing from you.
    With Best Regards to All

    Dr Kevin J Whittle
    Torry Research Ltd
    Cairnview, Old Skene Road
    Westhill
    Aberdeenshire
    Scotland, UK
    Tel/Fax: +44 (0)1224 740287



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