[Esip-documentation] Summer Documentation Sessions

[Stevens, Tyler B. (GSFC-423.0)[Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies]]

I am thinking about submitting a session related to using metadata (e.g. UMM-S) and best practices to better describe tools and their linkage to data sets. Discuss the use case where
(1) As a user, I want to do a search for model data and subsequently want to see what downloadable tools I can use to visualize that data.
(2) As a user, I want to do a search for population data and subsequently want to see what web user interfaces I can use to visualize the data.

Can we discuss these proposals during our next telecon?

Thanks,


​Tyler Stevens

Senior Discipline Engineer

Metadata Quality Team

NASA EED-2/KBR Wyle

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Hello all,

planning on submitting two documentation related sessions for summer ESIP. Drafts below... Comments / speakers welcome of course!

Ted


FAIR Metadata

The FAIR principles provide high-level guidance for making data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable. Some of these principles describe repository characteristics and practices while others describe data and metadata characteristics. The metadata characteristics are described in very broad terms like “rich metadata”, “a plurality of accurate and relevant attributes”, and “detailed provenance”. Data providers in the ESIP community use many metadata dialects to serves many disciplines. Implementing the FAIR Principles in this community requires understanding specific metadata practices and elements that support these broad disciplines. The session will initiate a discussion of how this might be done with examples from several commonly used metadata dialects.



Metadata Evaluation

ESIP community members are actively working throughout the data life cycle from data management planning to collection and creation to archiving, discovery, and data reuse. They use many metadata dialects to address multiple data use cases and are exposed to metadata requirements and recommendations from many organizations, disciplines, and communities. Using these recommendations to guide metadata improvement requires being able to evaluate existing metadata collections with respect to these recommendations. We will present metadata evaluation tools being developed and used by ESIP members with the goal of understanding and improving their utility across ESIP.

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