Workshop On Data Discovery In The Biological Sciences February 792005

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

Date: 7-9 February 2005
Location: University of New Mexico’s Ecoinformatics Training and Software Usability Testing Laboratory, ABQ, NM

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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