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The Data Conservancy, based at The Johns Hopkins University, is one of two initial awards through the National Science Foundation's DataNet Program. The Data Conservancy shares a common vision that data curation is a means to collect, organize, validate and preserve data so that scientists can find new ways to address the grand research challenges that face society.
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Online Scientific Data Curation, Publication, and Archiving
(Microsoft Corporation, 2002-07)Science projects are data publishers. The scale and complexity of current and future science data changes the nature of the publication process. Publication is becoming a major project component. At a minimum, a ... -
Open Access from Digital Library Viewpoint
(2009-12-04)Johns Hopkins University has recently received two awards through the US National Science Foundation (NSF) that relate to open access issues. The first award is through the NSF DataNet program that focuses on the development ... -
Data curation: An ecological perspective
(College and Research Library News, 2010-04)The library community has shown a great deal of interest regarding potential roles to support new forms of scholarship often called “eScience.”1 Scientific research has indeed become increasingly data-intensive, but the ... -
Building our Brand: Researchers supporting Research Teachers supporting Teaching
(Johns Hopkins University Libraries, 2010-01-16)The overarching goal of DC is to support new forms of inquiry and learning to meet these challenges through the creation, implementation, and sustained management of an integrated and comprehensive data curation ... -
NSF DataNet: Curating Scientific Data
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-18)The National Science Foundation (NSF) DataNet program aims to create "a set of exemplar national and global data research infrastructure organizations (dubbed DataNet Partners) that provide unique opportunities to communities ... -
Digital Data Preservation and Curation: A Collaboration Among Libraries, Publishers, and the Virtual Observatory
(2006-10-27)Digital Data Preservation and Curation: A Collaboration Among Libraries, Publishers, and the Virtual Observatory. Astronomers are producing and analyzing data at ever more prodigious rates. NASA's Great Observatories, ... -
The Data Conservancy: Building a Sustainable System for Interdisciplinary Scientific Data Curation and Preservation
(2009)The Data Conservancy (DC) is one of two awards through the US National Science Foundation’s DataNet program. The goal of the DataNet program is to create “a set of exemplar national and global data research infrastructure ... -
Collecting for Digital Repositories: Data Perspective
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Data Curation
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The Data Conservancy: A Blueprint for Research Libraries in the Data Age
(2010-03-26)The Data Conservancy (DC) is one of two awards through the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s DataNet program. DC shares a common vision: Data curation is a means to collect, organize, validate and preserve data so that ... -
Sustainable Data Curation Infrastructure
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Initiatives from the NSF's DataNet Program: DataONE and the Data Conservancy
(EDUCAUSE, 2009)This session, from the EDUCAUSE 2009 Annual Conference, features reports on two initiatives from the National Science Foundation's DataNet Program. DataNet Observation Network for Earth (DataONE) represents a new virtual ... -
The Data Conservancy: A Web Science View of Data Curation
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-02-25)The Data Conservancy is one of two initial awards through the National Science Foundation's DataNet Program. The Data Conservancy shares a common vision that data curation is not an end, but rather a means to provide ...
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