Combining biotechnologies and GIScience to contribute to sheep and goat genetic resource conservation
Joost, Stéphane; Consortium, Econogene
2005

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Abstract

Geographic Information Science methods and tools are likely to help to extract useful and so far unknown information from large spatially explicit genetic datasets to understand the distribution of diversity among and within sheep and goat breeds. Considering the vast quantity of data collected within the Econogene project, exploratory data analysis methods were chosen as mean of investigation.

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Title Combining biotechnologies and GIScience to contribute to sheep and goat genetic resource conservation
Author(s) Joost, Stéphane ; Consortium, Econogene
Published in The role of biotechnology for the characterisation and conservation of crop, forestry, animal and fishery genetic resources
Series Biotechnology in food and agriculture, Conference 13
Pages 109-116
Conference International Workshop on the Role of Biotechnology for the Characterisation and Conservation of Crop, Forestry, Animal and Fishery Genetic Resources, Torino, 05.03.2005
Date 2005
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Laboratories LASIG
Record Appears in Scientific production and competences > ENAC - School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering > IIE - Environmental Engineering Institute > LASIG - Geographic Information Systems Laboratory
Peer-reviewed publications
Conference Papers
Work produced at EPFL
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Record creation date 2005-12-07

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