ALICE, MALICE and VILE: High throughput insect specimen digitisation using angled imaging techniques
Published in Biodiversity Information Science and Standards, 2019
The world’s natural history collections contain at least 2 billion specimens (Ariño 2010), representing a unique data source for answering fundamental scientific questions about ecological, evolutionary, and geological processes. Unlocking this treasure trove of data, stored in thousands of museum drawers and cabinets, is crucial to help map a sustainable future for ourselves and the natural systems on which we depend.
Recommended citation: Dupont, Steen, Price, Benjamin (2019). "ALICE, MALICE and VILE: High throughput insect specimen digitisation using angled imaging techniques." Biodiversity Information Science and Standards 3: e37141.
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