Indobiosys not only aims at collecting new specimens directly from Indonesia but also browses through older natural history collections for additional material collected from the Indonesian archipelago.
Exemplary museum collections from Berlin are then digitized and selected individuals visualized in 2D and 3D (browse images below for some examples). The digital inventoried images of mainly smaller animals such as insects or snails make museum collections more easily accessible for biodiversity discovery in the framework of Indobiosys.
Zoosphere
A tool for automated spheric image capturing and interactive 3D visualization of biological collection objects (http://www.zoosphere.net/)
Zoosphere
A tool for scientists, especially taxonomists, to speed up and improve their research (http://www.zoosphere.net/project)
Zoosphere
Example of a digitized image (a 3D model can be viewed here: http://www.zoosphere.net/sequence/70/Eucorysses/iris))
Zoosphere
Example of a digitized image (a 3D model can be viewed here: http://www.zoosphere.net/sequence/29/Pancala/eos)
Zoosphere
A tool for automated spheric image capturing and interactive 3D visualization of biological collection objects (http://www.zoosphere.net/)
Zoosphere
A tool for scientists, especially taxonomists, to speed up and improve their research (http://www.zoosphere.net/project)
Zoosphere
Example of a digitized image (a 3D model can be viewed here: http://www.zoosphere.net/sequence/70/Eucorysses/iris))
Zoosphere
Example of a digitized image (a 3D model can be viewed here: http://www.zoosphere.net/sequence/29/Pancala/eos)