By chance, I came across a plate in the Schmidt Atlas devoted to regeneration. I updated the index to include a topic like this. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tMRExG7uFO88jJc0VetsPecPVFPVcvf

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Two illustrated lists are available at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1znL-Y_XpT6DZUY_LonuvVQoCtyMsVZrF?usp=sharing Rob

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Here [1] is an illustrated list from Hawaii. It is an exercise in EXIF data and MS-Access! Rob [1] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DPo5yHTPN1YqyE87sLTn7VZ60AAB3etd/view?usp=sharing

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I made some minor updates and included a way to use the index with the Koeltz (1984) reprint, thanks to Michael Sullivan. You can find it at: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tMRExG7uFO88jJc0Ve

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I have completed a next edition of a digital atlas of diatom collections I have made. This one emphasizes surirelloids and living diatoms. Attached is the introduction with the link to the Google Driv

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I made some minor updates to the digital index. It is still at: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tMRExG7uFO88jJc0VetsPecPVFPVcvf5?usp=sharing -Rob

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Here is first effort at a digital atlas. It is rather involved but was a good project to help me curate some of my photos. Open pdf / atlas.pdf for starters. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1At

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Dick, Thanks for the confirmations and adding the Sandwich Islands. I understood "Sandw. I" as Hawaii but had to look up the southern islands you mentioned (Shackleton, penguins, toothfishes, and diat

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Rob, Raymond is quite right in his identifications. I would add that "Sandw. I." is "Sandwich Islands", an early name for Hawaii. Not to be confused with the "South Sandwich Islands", which are in the

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This makes sense. Thanks, Raymond. Rob

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I think Golf von Mexico (Gulf of Mexico) and Campeche Bai (Bay of Campeche). Raymond Op 23-9-2021 om 18:53 schreef Rob Kimmich:

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John, Thanks for the abbreviation suggestions. I will use the note by Hanna that the locations were not specific and will not spend too much time trying to figure them out! I hope you find the digital

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Does anyone know if there is a source that explains the abbreviations of the localities in the Schmidt Atlas? For instance, the included image comes from Band 1, tafel 14. I am particularly interested

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hello John, Yes, the offer is still open. I will get back to you as soon as I can; later this evening if I can manage. Raymond Op 22-9-2021 om 04:00 schreef okanejl@...:

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John, I am sure that Raymond will oblige but in case you do not hear from him, I have a copy from him which I can provide to you. Also, I recently built a version of the index in a searchable PDF form

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Raymond, Is the offer of a digital copy of the Atlas still open? If so I could really use a copy to aid in diatom identification. I am currently working with the University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mex

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BrianO, Thank you so much for the kind words. I am glad you find this digital index useful. In this database form it is so easy to correct errors and generate revisions. It may also prove useful for e

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Rob, just a quick note to THANK YOU so much for your work on the Atlas. Excellent work which will be useful to many of us for years to come. regards, BrianO

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Here is a newly completed digital version of the indexes to the Schmidt Atlas in a collection of PDF files [1]. The file "atlas-schmidt.pdf" is an introduction to the three indices. This version clean

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The index is in Navicula at the moment. ~Rob https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ge7D7DETDsXnEQSjCT-lr3YhullKTbI7/view?usp=sharing

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