Link to Recording: link to video file on Google Drive
Slides: presentations folder on Google DriveCo-Chairs: Tyler Christensen, Nazila Merati, Kathy Martinolich
This session will focus on everyone’s favorite topic: metadata. Proper documentation is a critical step for FAIR access to NOAA’s data holdings. This session will focus on tools that are currently available for authoring metadata and strategies for improving and updating metadata. We especially welcome new ideas: using AI to partially automate documentation, solutions for data dictionaries, ontologies to harmonize parameter names across datasets, etc.
Poster: Providing Structured and Rich Dataset Quality Information (link to poster)Ge Peng, Anna Milan, Nancy A. Ritchey, Robert P. Partee II, Sonny Zinn, Evan McQuinn, Kenneth S. Casey, Paul Lemieux III, Raisa Ionin, Philip Jones, Arianna Jakositz, Donald Collins
Presentations (abstracts in this Google Doc):
- Standardizing paleoclimate variables for data-intensive science
Carrie Morrill, Bridget Thrasher, Ed Gille, Shelley McNeill, Ethan Shepherd, Bruce Bauer, Wendy Gross, Imke Durre - The Case for Minting NOAA Event DOIs
Charles Anderson, Megan Cromwell
- Putting Data about Data about Data to Work
Mike Chang - Automated Metadata Upload from ArcGIS to InPort
Brendan Sylvander, Seth Urion, Jeff Cowen, Tim Haverland - NCEI Common Data Services: Collection Manager
John Relph, Martin Aubrey, Charlie Burris, Don Collins, Philip Jones, Amanda Dean, Elizabeth Harper - The power of a CoMET: An introduction to metadata creation using NCEI’s editing tool
Elizabeth Harper, Amanda L. Dean - Score! Using CoMET’s Data Stewardship Maturity Questionnaire to get top marks for your data
Amanda L Dean, Elizabeth Harper
