Over the last 10 weeks I have moved this project forward in substantial ways while learning several new tools. Things I have completed: An in depth search of 4 datasets during my first week: PANGAEA 21, PANGAEA 31, PANGAEA 49, and PANGAEA 59 During my second week i traveled to Bellingham, Continue reading Week 10 Update: A Summary of My Internship
Here are links to the Mendeley groups used to organize and tag the articles used in this study. Groups are organized by repository and then by the method of collection, either Google Scholar (GS) or Web of Science (WoS). 1. Array Express – GS and WoS 2. Biological Magnetic Resonance data Bank Continue reading Links to Mendeley Data
Please take a look at the poster I have created for for the ASIS&T Conference. Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. You can view our poster here. You can view the poster abstract here.
We finally got our whole app working together so we are just debugging the last couple functions right now. Last week we got the app working for some basic test cases (add a run to the db, retrieve a run back and display the graph). This weekend we got more Continue reading Weekly Update
Week Eight Goals This week the goals for this research effort were to focus on building SPARQL queries against the datasets for all three repositories (KNB, ORNL DAAC and Dryad). In order to do this I setup a Drupal server that would not interfere with my existing server and added Continue reading Week Eight Update
I have uploaded the complete PDF document to the plone site.
Week Seven Goals The goals for this week were to focus on data from a larger source that would link to DataONE data, in support of use case 2. To this end, I considered how existing data on the LOD, e.g., location or species, is related to DataONE and how Continue reading Week Seven Update
Well I can’t believe this is my final entry here. . .but here we are at the end of my DataONE internship. I learned so much during my time with the Community Engagement work group. Much about data management, metadata, data sharing, media management/workflows, and eLearning softwares. All of these skills will be Continue reading All Good Things must Come to an End. . .
Here’s a rough timeline based on our conversation today: 29 July (Friday): Carly to provide comments on Introduction 3 Aug (Wednesday): Shan to send Steph/Carly link to revised complete document for final comments 8-12 Aug: ESA 16 Aug (Tuesday): Shan to provide slides, including notes for the instructor/presenter, for module Continue reading Timeline for project completion
After choosing HEPData, the High Energy Physics Data Repository, as our 10th repository, I spent this week doing all the aspects of data collection related to the repository from populating the HEPData Google Spreadsheet, searching Web of Science for the Data Collection Article and exporting the citing articles to Dropbox, Continue reading Week 9 Update: Data Collection Complete