PPT-Persistent Identifiers, Discoverability, and Open Science
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Fiona Murphy Institute for Environmental Analytics University of Reading Reading UK fionalm27 gmailcom Kerstin Lehnert LamontDoherty Earth Observatory Columbia
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Fiona Murphy Institute for Environmental Analytics University of Reading Reading UK fionalm27 gmailcom Kerstin Lehnert LamontDoherty Earth Observatory Columbia University NY . EVALUATING & DEVELOPING, . STICKING WITH DIFFICULTY, . NOT SCARED OF MAKING MISTAKES. PERSISTENT. EVALUATING & DEVELOPING. STICKING WITH DIFFICULTY. NOT SCARED OF MAKING MISTAKES. A QUICK WARM UP EXERCISE. for Digital Objects. Why Worry About Identifiers?. Individuals and organizations, including governments and businesses, need to manage increasing amounts of primary and secondary data and increasingly complex and fluid data relationships over long periods of time. Identifiers are essential to this process.. Key points. What makes something an identifier?. What do they identify?. What. are the rules?. Identifiers. Unique. Consistent. Persistent . Identifiers. What they do: identify uniquely. Advantages:. . identifiers. – an . Overview. Juha Hakala. The National . Library. of Finland. 2011-02-01. Traditional identifiers. Traditional (bibliographic) identifiers are systems like ISBN (International Standard Book Number) which provide unique and persistent identification for certain . Data Science. Gerry Scullion. Digital Manager, Office of the Chief Statistician. What is open data?. Non-personal and non-commercially sensitive. Easily discoverable. Accessible to anyone and able to be freely used. . identifiers. – an . Overview. Juha Hakala. The National . Library. of Finland. 2011-02-01. Traditional identifiers. Traditional (bibliographic) identifiers are systems like ISBN (International Standard Book Number) which provide unique and persistent identification for certain . Supporting the research . worflow. Brian . Nosek. University of Virginia. Improving science with openness. Top-down – fast, but narrow. Funders: levers only for grantee projects. Journals: only at point of publication. 2. Memory Space. 3. Data Types. 4.Data state. 5. Declaration. . 5.1 Constants. . 5.2 Variables. 6. Examples. Outline. 2. In our course, reserved words are written in . light blue. 1. IDENTIFIERS. Identifiers are names of things such as:. Define identifiers and their purpose. Reviewing some of the identifiers we have already seen. Discussing case sensitivity. Describing naming conventions. Define. Reserved identifiers. Keywords. Identifiers. Open Science, Open Practice: Implications for Industrial-Organizational Psychology ( and Beyond) Dr. Fred Oswald President, SIOP (Div. 14) Rice University Presented August 5, 2017 125 th Annual APA Convention, Washington DC beleid . Amsterdam UMC. BMI, 16 mei 2019, . Lieuwe Kool . Mijn presentatie vandaag: . Achtergrond. Open . Science. : prioriteit OA. Analyses UKB-werkgroep licenties. Wat kun je zelf doen?. Resultaten Amsterdam UMC (AMC). Heidi Alvarez. Florida International University. Robert L. Grossman. University of Chicago. Open Cloud Consortium. October 10, 2013. 1. Open Science Data Cloud (OSDC). Open Science Data Cloud (OSDC). 60 CHAPTER 4 data 150 for the sake of better science and to be an asset in society Chapter 2 examines how emerging This chapter focuses more on the practical can be complex and costly and needs to Chronic pain is a pain which has failed to improve with standardised medical treatments and recurs or lasts for more than 3 to 6 months, beyond the healing time of an injured tissue. All tissues in the human body heal within approximately 3 to 6 months after the initial injury but sometimes pain continues despite complete tissue healing. Therefore, chronic pain doesn’t indicate the actual tissue damage anymore. Here, pain which was supposed to be a protective starts to behave like a nuisance, restricting you from all the things, and activities you enjoy in life. .
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