Workshop On Data Discovery In The Biological Sciences February 792005

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Workshop on Data Discovery in the Biological Sciences

7-9 February 2005

University of New Mexico’s Ecoinformatics Training and Software Usability Testing Laboratory
Albuquerque, New Mexico

This is a two and a half day workshop on data discovery and the creation of data registries / metadata catalogs.

Workshop goals are:

• 1. Review existing data registries and supporting technologies.
  
• 2. Perform cross-walk of registry elements from selected data registries.
  
• 3. Evaluate capacity of a standardized data registry for meeting needs of broad biological sciences community.
  
• 4. Assess usability of existing registries.
  
• 5. Identify needed functionality for data registry search engines.
  
• 6. Examine how existing data registries can support NEON and other national, continental, and global environmental observatory networks.
  
• 7. Determine next steps for promoting data discovery in biology.
  

Workshop presentations, talking points and links to points of interest can be found here

A map of the University of New Mexico which shows the location of the workshop CERIA Building, Building #83, UNM, Albuquerque, NM (section H4 on the UNM map) can be found here.

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