About
I work for as am the Open Source Development Lead / Systems Architect - Open Source at Missouri Botanical Garden in Saint Louis, Missouri. I've implemented Fedora Commons 3.0 as a backend ('dark storage' datastore for our Tropicos image collection, note that the front end is served via a .NET solution supported by the Windows side of the house) 'dark storage' datastore for our Tropicos image collection. In 2009 I'll be working on Botanical Heritage Library Article Repository using Fedora Commons as the backend, and a an Open Source front end to be named later. Current working names are BLAH or BeuLAH (1342).
Presentations/Talks
I spoke at TDWG 2008 in Fremantle, Western Australia about Fedora Commons entitled "Using Fedora Commons To Create A Persistent Archive" You can view the slides for the talk on Slideshare
Contact
email: phil.cryer@mobot.org
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