É o resultado da parceria com o Centro de Pesquisa, Inovação e Difusão em Neuromatemática (NeuroMat), ações em rede entre pesquisadores do Instituto de Biociências (IB) e do Instituto de Matemática e Estatística (IME) da USP, Brasil.
O intuito é relicenciar e publicar as imagens e dados produzidos a partir do acervo do museu no repositório Wikimedia Commons. São centenas de fotos de modelos anatômicos, esqueletos e animais preservados, de grande valor científico, pedagógico e artístico.
Inicialmente foram disponibilizadas quatro imagens fornecidas pelo MAV. Estas já ilustram artigos de anatomia de animais em diversas línguas, atingindo um universo de milhares de usuários por dia. As fotografias depositadas são de autoria de Wagner Souza e Silva, disponíveis em grande formato, em altíssima qualidade e pertencem ao MAV. Algumas delas já foram premiadas pela comunidade mundial Wikipedia que as considerou de grande contribuição para a divulgação científica. Os textos estão sendo elaborados pela equipe do museu, que passou a ter um bolsista do NeuroMat especialmente para dar suporte à organização dessas informações.
Segundo Mauricio Candido da Silva, chefe técnico do MAV, “hoje, ao digitar a palavra ‘avestruz’ no Google ou bos taurus, a primeira referência que aparece é a da Wikipedia. Ao entrar nesse site você encontra nossas imagens e referência. As 34 imagens depositadas até o momento já foram acessadas por mais de 500 mil pessoas em todo o mundo”, destaca ele. Silva explica que “a partir da promoção das ideias de ‘cultura científica’ e da rede mundial de colaboração, todas as imagens e informações estão disponibilizadas gratuitamente”.
A meta “é depositar cerca de 500 imagens até o início de 2017. Os resultados vêm surpreendendo a todos, com múltiplas conquistas, demonstrando que a rede de colaboração é um excelente caminho para a extensão universitária”, conclui.
Cultura e conhecimento são ingredientes essenciais para a sociedade.
Cultura e conhecimento são ingredientes essenciais para a sociedade.
A cultura e o amor devem estar juntos.
Vamos compartilhar.
--in via tradutor do google
Veterinary Anatomy Museum (MAV), Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science (FMVZ) of the US, Brazil, became part of Wikipedia.
It is the result of a partnership with the Centre for Research, Innovation and Diffusion in Neuromatemática (NeuroMat), networking activities among researchers from the Institute of Biosciences (IB) and the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics (IME) of USP.
The aim is relicense and publish the images and data produced from the museum's collection in Wikimedia Commons repository. Hundreds of photos of anatomical models, skeletons and preserved animals of great scientific, educational and artistic.
Initially four images provided by the MAV were available. These already illustrate animal anatomy articles in several languages, reaching a universe of thousands of users a day. The deposited photographs are by Wagner Souza e Silva, available in large format, high quality and belong to the MAV. Some of them have been awarded by the world community Wikipedia that considered of great contribution to science communication. The texts are being drawn up by the museum staff, who went on to have a scholarship from NeuroMat especially to support the organization of this information.
According to Mauricio Candido da Silva, head coach of the MAV, "today, to enter the word 'ostrich' on Google or bos taurus, the first reference that appears is the Wikipedia. By entering this site you find our images and reference. The 34 images deposited to date have been accessed by more than 500,000 people around the world, "he points out. Silva explains that "from the promotion of the ideas of 'scientific culture' and the worldwide network of collaboration, all images and information are available for free."
The goal "is to deposit about 500 images until the beginning of 2017. The results are surprising everyone with multiple achievements, demonstrating that the collaboration network is an excellent way for the university extension", he concludes.
A cultura e o amor devem estar juntos.
Vamos compartilhar.
--in via tradutor do google
Veterinary Anatomy Museum (MAV), Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science (FMVZ) of the US, Brazil, became part of Wikipedia.
It is the result of a partnership with the Centre for Research, Innovation and Diffusion in Neuromatemática (NeuroMat), networking activities among researchers from the Institute of Biosciences (IB) and the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics (IME) of USP.
The aim is relicense and publish the images and data produced from the museum's collection in Wikimedia Commons repository. Hundreds of photos of anatomical models, skeletons and preserved animals of great scientific, educational and artistic.
Initially four images provided by the MAV were available. These already illustrate animal anatomy articles in several languages, reaching a universe of thousands of users a day. The deposited photographs are by Wagner Souza e Silva, available in large format, high quality and belong to the MAV. Some of them have been awarded by the world community Wikipedia that considered of great contribution to science communication. The texts are being drawn up by the museum staff, who went on to have a scholarship from NeuroMat especially to support the organization of this information.
According to Mauricio Candido da Silva, head coach of the MAV, "today, to enter the word 'ostrich' on Google or bos taurus, the first reference that appears is the Wikipedia. By entering this site you find our images and reference. The 34 images deposited to date have been accessed by more than 500,000 people around the world, "he points out. Silva explains that "from the promotion of the ideas of 'scientific culture' and the worldwide network of collaboration, all images and information are available for free."
The goal "is to deposit about 500 images until the beginning of 2017. The results are surprising everyone with multiple achievements, demonstrating that the collaboration network is an excellent way for the university extension", he concludes.
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