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Robert Hanner & Robert Ward

4 th International Barcode of Life Conference, Adelaide 3 December 2011. FISH-BOL 1.0. Robert Hanner & Robert Ward. FISH-BOL. Inaugural Fish Barcode of Life Workshop, 5-8 June 2005. FISH-BOL Meetings. Regional Working Group (RWG) Chairs Meeting, Amsterdam, May 2006

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Robert Hanner & Robert Ward

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  1. 4th International Barcode of Life Conference, Adelaide3 December 2011 FISH-BOL 1.0 Robert Hanner & Robert Ward

  2. FISH-BOL Inaugural Fish Barcode of Life Workshop, 5-8 June 2005

  3. FISH-BOL Meetings • Regional Working Group (RWG) Chairs Meeting, Amsterdam, May 2006 • Australian RWG Meeting, Hobart, August 2006 • Indian RWG Meeting, Lucknow, November 2006 • Neotropical RWG Meeting, Buenos Aires (& CBOL South and Central American Regional Meeting, Campinas) March 2007 • FISH-BOL Session, Taipei, September 2007 • European RWG Meeting, Palermo, April 2008 • Shark-BOL meeting, Los Banos, May 2008 • ASIH Symposium, Montreal, July 2008 • Meso-American RWG meeting, Chetumal, June 2008 • African RWG meeting, Addis Ababa, September 2008 • FISH-BOL Session, Mexico City, November 2009 • NE Asian RWG meeting, Seoul, June 2010 • FISH-BOL Session, Adelaide, December 2011

  4. Published Reviews

  5. Regulatory Adoption of Barcoding Method

  6. Fish barcodes from >100 countries, Specimens deposited in >120 institutions.

  7. Barcode Index Numbers (BINs): - Algorithmically clustered - Interim taxonomic system Clusters show high concordance with species…

  8. There are 10,192 BINs in the FISH-BOL campaign on BOLDBINS with conflicts: 1,068BINS with no conflicts: 9,124Singleton BINs (all data): 2,344Singleton BINs (Fish-BOL): 2,612How do we resolve conflict?

  9. Community Annotation Framework-Supports rapid validation of barcode data-Community can decide on controlled annotation strategy - Comments - Structured tags-Integrated workflow

  10. BOLD 3.0 Handbook

  11. In collaboration with the Ichthyological Society of Korea : “The Living Ocean and Coast’ World Expo at Yeosu, South Korea June 12 - 14, 2012 Primary contact: Youn-Ho Lee (ylee@kordi.re.kr) Fish Barcode of Life World Conference

  12. International Barcode of Life Project 5 Years 5M Specimens 500K Species

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