1 Metadata Data integration for tackling global environmental challenges - Rebecca Koskela, Keith Jeffery, Jane Greenberg, Alex Ball
2 Vines, T. H. et al. Curr. Biol. (2013). Metadata standards
3 Vines, T. H. et al. Curr. Biol. (2013).
4 “Data intensive science” and the “80:20 rule” 4 Decreasing Spatial Coverage Increasing Process Knowledge Adapted from CENR-OSTP Remote sensing Intensive science sites and experiments Extensive science sites Volunteer & education networks
5 1.Data discoverability challenges 2.Few metadata management tools that support the creation of comprehensive metadata 3.Usability of existing data management tools 4.Availability of best practices and self-paced education materials for scientists and students 5.Paucity of clear and enforceable mandates from funders and publishers 6.Data management insufficiently budgeted/funded 7.Sustainability of key cyberinfrastructure From DataONE: Obstacles to wider data sharing
6 Identified the DCC Disciplinary Metadata directory as a great starting point: Aspires to be comprehensive across disciplines Actively maintained Conducted worldwide survey, asking for entries to add. To date, have added more than: 14 new standards 4 new profiles/extensions 13 new tools for working with metadata Collected 5 sets of use cases for the directory Collected 4 use cases for disciplinary metadata standards Metadata Standards Directory WG
7 DCC Metadata Directory
8 OMetadata IGs P4 Raise profile of metadata For data first But also software, resources, users Present MIG Plan Which involves other metadata groups and ~all RDA groups MIG MSDWG MSCWG DICIG Directory / catalog Common Metadata ‘standard’ Interop- erability discovery contextua l schema Brokering, interoperation, services OTCOME Quality- Trust provenance RDPIG
9 Use Cases towards Repository Metadata Standards Directory towards Catalog Towards Recommended Metadata Packages for Purposes Metadata Plan
10 Please communicate with us and work together on it Use cases into repository Standards into Directory (Catalog) Bringing benefit to all groups in RDA Request from Metadata Groups