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Abteilung Genbank/Department of Genebank<br />

(EURISCO), and numerous European Central Crop Databases.<br />

A webservice was configured to provide passport<br />

data to GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility).<br />

Numerous information requests from users have been<br />

answered.<br />

Other databases. The remaining MS Access and MS Fox-<br />

Pro databases on the Mansfeld Server – TaxCat (Database<br />

of Taxonomic Categories) and Links (Database of Botanical<br />

Links) – were migrated to the Oracle 10g database<br />

system. This included a comparative analysis of source<br />

and target databases with respect to data types, variable<br />

declarations, assignment statements, queries, functions,<br />

cursors, etc., and the transfer of the data into the target<br />

schemas. The corresponding web applications of TaxCat ,<br />

links and the Herbarium database were migrated to Oracle<br />

Application Express (APEX) pages, retaining the full<br />

functionality. All images related to the migrated databases<br />

are now stored in an operating system file outside<br />

the database, and a PL/SQL-based APEX web application<br />

was written to read these images and deliver them to the<br />

browser through the DBMS_LOB package.<br />

The functionality of the migrated web applications was<br />

tested. To increase performance, summary tables and indexes<br />

were created. The application was deployed online<br />

in July.<br />

In a second step, Mansfeld’s World Database of Agricultural<br />

and Horticultural Crops (http://mansfeld.ipkgatersleben.de),<br />

which had been migrated to an Oracle<br />

10g database by the end of 006, is being transferred<br />

to the “Berlin Model” for taxonomic databases, after<br />

migrating the model from MS SQL Server to Oracle 10g.<br />

User-defined procedures and functions as well as database<br />

triggers controlling data integrity and taxonomic<br />

logic in the “Berlin Model” were translated into their<br />

PL/SQL equivalents. Taxonomic authors and bibliographic<br />

references from the Mansfeld Database were parsed and<br />

atomised using special scripts, and inserted into the corresponding<br />

sections of the “Berlin Model” (R. Narang).<br />

Collaboration<br />

Within the Institute:<br />

Dept. of Genebank, <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Resources Genetics<br />

and Reproduction; Dr. A. Börner, Dr. U. Lohwasser;<br />

Dept. of Genebank, <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Group</strong> External Branch<br />

“North”; Dr. K.J. Dehmer, E. Willner;<br />

Dept. of Genebank, <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Plant Data Warehouse;<br />

Prof. I. Große, T. Funke;<br />

Dept. of Cytogenetics, <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Bioinformatics<br />

and Information Technology; Dr. U. Scholz, S. Weise.<br />

Outside the Institute:<br />

Federal Centre for Breeding <strong>Research</strong> on Cultivated<br />

Plants (BAZ), Quedlinburg; Dr. L. Frese,<br />

Dr. C. Germeier;<br />

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Federal Agency for Agriculture and Food (BLE), Information<br />

Centre for Biological Diversity (IBV), Bonn;<br />

Dr. F. Begemann, S. Harrer;<br />

University of Kassel, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of<br />

Crop Science, Department of Agricultural Biodiversity,<br />

Witzenhausen; Prof. K. Hammer;<br />

Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum, Berlin-Dahlem;<br />

Prof. W. Berendsohn;<br />

International Plant Genetic Resources Institute (IPGRI),<br />

Rome, Italy; Dr. J. Engels, L. Maggioni, S. Gaiji;<br />

Centre for Genetic Resources The Netherlands (CGN),<br />

Wageningen, The Netherlands; Dr. Th. van Hintum;<br />

Nordic Gene Bank, Alnarp, Sweden; D.T.F. Endresen;<br />

<strong>Research</strong> Institute of Bioresources, Kurashiki, Japan;<br />

Prof. K. Sato.<br />

Publications<br />

Peer Reviewed Papers<br />

Kell, S.P., S.L. Jury, H. Knüpffer, B.V. Ford-Lloyd & N. Maxted:<br />

PGR Forum: serving the crop wild relative user community.<br />

Bocconea 1 ( 007) 413-4 1.<br />

Logozzo, G., R. Donnoli, L. Macaluso, R. Papa, H. Knüpffer &<br />

P.S. Zeuli: Analysis of the contribution of Mesoamerican<br />

and Andean gene pools to European common<br />

bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) germplasm and strategies<br />

to establish a core collection. Genet. Resour. Crop<br />

Evol. 54 ( 007) 1763-1779.<br />

Weise, S., S. Harrer, I. Grosse, H. Knüpffer & E. Willner: The<br />

European Poa Database (EPDB). Plant Genet. Resour.<br />

Newsl. 150 ( 007) 64-70.<br />

Electronic Publications<br />

Kleijer, G., R. Häner & H. Knüpffer: Triticale and Rye Genetic<br />

Resources in Europe: Ad hoc Meeting, 8 September<br />

006, Nyon, Switzerland. http://www.ecpgr.cgiar.<br />

org/Networks/Cereals/Triticale_Rye_Sept06.pdf ( 007).<br />

Knüpffer, H.: Anbindung des Genbankinformationssystems<br />

(GBIS) als Data Provider für die Global Biodiversity<br />

Information Facility (GBIF), mit Hilfe der BioCASE-<br />

Provider-Software. www.gbif.org ( 007).<br />

Lectures, Posters and Abstracts<br />

V111, V11 , V113, V114, V115, V116, V117, V118, P160.<br />

Additional Funding<br />

For further information see the survey page 0 .

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