Add to ORKGMetadata provide information on the structure and meaning of data. It is one of the most basic components for building a scalable, networked infrastructure for accessing ecological data. Several partnering groups from ecology have collaborated to define a standardized format for metadata that is machine-parseable and extensible. This has enabled new projects focusing on the development of tools for managing metadata archives and for accessing and processing the datasets they describe. Ecological Metadata Language and its associated tools will have a significant impact on the integration and synthesis of ecological data at a global level
The historic view of metadata as “data about data” is expanding to include data about other items th...
A fundamental constituent of a biodiversity observation network is the technological infrastructure ...
Linked entity data in metadata records builds a foundation for semantic web. Even though metadata re...
management; communication; research dissemination Developing and managing local practices about meta...
The diversity of research topics and resulting datasets in the field of Ecology has grown in line wi...
During the last decade environmental scientists and managers have found in the Internet a new commun...
To adress questions about the future of biodiversity, it is essential to use a wide range of data fr...
Research in ecology increasingly relies on the integration of traditionally small, focused studies, ...
GBIFThe International Long-Term Ecological Research (ILTER) Network's strategic plan calls for wides...
AbstractData sharing is the practice of making data available for use by others. Ecologists are incr...
Metadata may be generally understood to support discovery and performance of bibliographic functions...
AbstractThe Ecological Metadata Language (EML) is an XML-based metadata specification developed for ...
The purpose of this workshop was to bring together computer science researchers and environmental sc...
The conceptual framework of Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBVs) was proposed to structure biodiv...
In an ever-changing world, field surveys, inventories and monitoring data are essential for predicti...
The historic view of metadata as “data about data” is expanding to include data about other items th...
A fundamental constituent of a biodiversity observation network is the technological infrastructure ...
Linked entity data in metadata records builds a foundation for semantic web. Even though metadata re...
management; communication; research dissemination Developing and managing local practices about meta...
The diversity of research topics and resulting datasets in the field of Ecology has grown in line wi...
During the last decade environmental scientists and managers have found in the Internet a new commun...
To adress questions about the future of biodiversity, it is essential to use a wide range of data fr...
Research in ecology increasingly relies on the integration of traditionally small, focused studies, ...
GBIFThe International Long-Term Ecological Research (ILTER) Network's strategic plan calls for wides...
AbstractData sharing is the practice of making data available for use by others. Ecologists are incr...
Metadata may be generally understood to support discovery and performance of bibliographic functions...
AbstractThe Ecological Metadata Language (EML) is an XML-based metadata specification developed for ...
The purpose of this workshop was to bring together computer science researchers and environmental sc...
The conceptual framework of Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBVs) was proposed to structure biodiv...
In an ever-changing world, field surveys, inventories and monitoring data are essential for predicti...
The historic view of metadata as “data about data” is expanding to include data about other items th...
A fundamental constituent of a biodiversity observation network is the technological infrastructure ...
Linked entity data in metadata records builds a foundation for semantic web. Even though metadata re...