Note: the following is posted in the DataONE Data Science Open Notebook as part of an ongoing research effort concerning “Open Notebook Science.” Hi Rachel, Just wanted to confirm with you I’m planning on meeting with you in Hoskins after my class ends Friday morning. I have spent a bit of time Continue reading DataONE / DataUP Tool User Experience Study
This week I was mostly working on the convertor (from PROV-XML to Cypher scripts) code to make some changes in the way the traces are stored in PBase repository. Here is a quick look at the current structure of PBase repository: The blue boxes show the properties of each node. Continue reading Week 9: Finializing the Structure of PBase Repository and Documenting the Project’s Results
As promised, the August 15th blog post… My internship was officially over as of 2 p.m. yesterday, when my mentor and I submitted our scholarly publication to the 2014 iConference. Abstract is as follows: Citizen science and participatory sensing are two models of public participation in data collection initiatives where Continue reading Finishing up
From my July 22 meeting with Dr. Allard, some revisions to the survey instrument are warranted. The relevant files I am working with are these: DataONE_Discipline_Survey-Informed-Consent.docx DataONE_Discipline_Survey-Instrument.docx The previous notebook entry referencing these materials is online: https://notebooks.dataone.org/data-science/discipline-classification-survey-instrument-informed-consent/ As these are works in progress, the documents are archived online on the Continue reading Discipline Classification Survey Instrument & Informed Consent Revisions
During week 7, I modified the converter tool in Java to have all properties of the nodes (activities/entities) in the Neo4j database and also added two additional properties of runID, wfID to be able to store traces of multiple runs of different workflows. Up to this point we only had Continue reading Week 8: New Changes in PBase Repository
This week I was mostly working on applying the changes that I discussed in my last week blog entry on PBase repository. Now we can convert the traces of multiple runs of a number of workflows from PROV-XML format to a series of Cypher creation commands (as well as Geoff Continue reading Week 7: Improving the Structure of PBase Repository (Continuation from Last Week)
As my summer internship with DataONE draws to a close, I find myself taking a long look at what we have accomplished and zeroing in on any loose ends in need of attention. Over the next week or so I will continue with interviews as future story contributors return from Continue reading Looking Ahead
I have settled on some “boilerplate” for tagging posts originally generated via e-mail. I have employed it on a few posts so far. Below is the text I have settled on: Note: the following is posted in the DataONE Data Science Open Notebook as part of an ongoing research effort Continue reading Open Notebook Science – Tagging Posts Concerning Correspondence
Note: the following is posted in the DataONE Data Science Open Notebook as part of an ongoing research effort concerning “Open Notebook Science.” From: Dave Vieglais [redacted] Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 11:46 AM To: Jessel, Tanner Monroe Cc: Dave Vieglais; Mitchell, Chad Matthew Subject: Re: Request for File – Continue reading Archived Documents: Archiving Two .XLS Documents in Sharepoint
Time flies. I can not believe it’s already the last week of the summer intern. Everything is good to go except the server setup. As I mentioned in my last post, the goal is to put our package developed this summer online so that users just need a web browser Continue reading Putting Things on Web