Whole-Drawer Imaging of Entomological Collections: Benefits, Limitations and Alternative Applications

  • Holovachov O
  • Zatushevsky A
  • Shydlovsky I
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This paper examines current progress in whole-drawer imaging (digitization) of insect collections, and the advantages and disadvantages of different methods used. Based on their own experiences in whole-drawer imaging and the subsequent curatorship of virtual collections the authors discuss: 1) possible modifications of the technique suitable for small collections and museums, 2) optical limitations of the technique, 3) advantages and disadvantages of curating virtual collections, and 4) other possible applications of whole-drawer imaging.

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Holovachov, O., Zatushevsky, A., & Shydlovsky, I. (2014). Whole-Drawer Imaging of Entomological Collections: Benefits, Limitations and Alternative Applications. Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies, 12(1). https://doi.org/10.5334/jcms.1021218

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