Today was spent in a mad dash putting together the poster proposal for the ASIS&T conference which is due at midnight tomorrow. Here is our to-do list as copied from the Google Chat with Heather and myself: Here’s what it needs: – an abstract – a shorter intro. Total length Continue reading June 30, 2011 – ASIS&T poster proposal to-do list
Today I finished tagging the WoS citations for the data collection articles for TreeBASE and started the tagging for GEOROC.ย Tags and citations can be seen in the TreeBASE – WoS Mendeley Group and the GEOROC -WoS Mendeley Group.
Don’t forget that catchy phrase Steph came up with- we are focusing on “At Risk Data”. I like the mental image of a little gigabyte standing too close to the edge of the desk, hovering over the trash can. =D
Potential questions: Objective 1: Researcher information What year did you earn your PhD? What professional level do you currently hold (professor, associate professor, researcher, emeritus, post doctoral scholar) What organization are you currently employed with (academic institution, organization) Objective 2: Project details Has the project in which you were the Continue reading Potential Interview Questions
This morning Heather and I did a few housekeeping things to clean up the data some and make it easier to export for data analysis.ย I spent the rest of the day collecting full-text articles for the Web of Science citations which site the Data Collection Articles of the TreeBASE Continue reading June 28, 2011 – TreeBASE Data Collection
On Friday I finshed analyzing the data for 150 citations from Web of Science for the Pangaea data repository.ย The tags added for these can be found in the Pangaea – WoS Mendeley group. Today I finished analyzing the data for the 150 citations from Web of Science for the Continue reading June 27, 2011 – Data Collection
So, I’ve gone through and downloaded and uploaded another 200 or so papers on workflows. Many of these I got because I wanted papers that cited Bertram’s Scientific Workflows and the Kepler System. I have a couple hundred of those, now. I then went on to realise that the ones Continue reading Monday: Scholar, Notes
Since the last post a few hours ago, I have been working steadily but surely, in order to make up time that was lost in travel or at conferences over the past couple of weeks. I also need to be sure that I am ready for Berlin, which is as Continue reading Sunday: Updates
I spent some of today reading and looking at the new Mendeley (admittedly, I should focus less on the system and more on the papers themselves). The best paper I’ve read so far on workflows as still been from The Fourth Paradigm: Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery, which is available for download Continue reading Some Interesting Graphs
Week three goals This third week for LOD4DataONE was focused on understanding links within the datasets and browsing them. I am currently using the RDF browser at zitgist.com. This work is still more focused on the Dryad data because it allowed me to push forward with understanding how to load Continue reading Week Three Update