After Heejun and I reached the agreement on our coding results, I went back to a several papers we coded to confirm a few quotes and data quality mechanisms with question marks, and then re-organized the coding results into two new documents as preparation for writing results in our paper. Continue reading Time to say goodbye to Notebooks – Week 9
Currently we are still testing the new use cases according to the data one’s new requirement. This means new ontologies need to be added to the knowledge base and all use case test should be passed. (satisfying search results). In order to improve the search performance, a redexing on our Continue reading Week 8 – More on the search results
Following last week’s progress on front-end development, I’ve now re-directed my focus toward some needed extensions for OPeNDAP’s code base. To highlight what changes are needed, some background on our provenance designs will be helpful. Based on discussions throughout the summer, our group has settled on a provenance record design Continue reading Week 8 Update
Over the past week, our group’s focus has been on implementation work for OPeNDAP’s provenance browser. The approach we’ve taken relies upon three types of data: Sample provenance records for OPeNDAP’s server processing. Records describing OPeNDAP modules called by the server. Developers responsible for maintaining modules. Each of these three Continue reading Week 7 Update
GitHub’s free memberships are often used to host open source projects. This feature is valuable to the Metadata Standard Directory, not only because the project can be hosted for free, but because GitHub allows contributors to collaborate freely with each other as well as the sites administrators, who are limited Continue reading Week Nine /GitHub Guide
As the summer internship comes to a close – I have a few last notes about the data management videos. I do have one last hurdle … working through getting all of the raw data back to DataONE via secure ftp. My goal is to tackle this over the weekend. Continue reading Last Summer Blog : Week 9
This week, I spent some time on the new tools as I mentioned last week, however, we ran into some difficulties that sadly we may need to change the target since we cannot run the tool. The tool is called Prov-O-Matic, which intends to capture provenance of iPython notebooks and Continue reading Week 6 – The new tool
During the official last week of the DataONE summer internship, I have focused on making agreements on Scopus paper coding results with Yurong and developing a paper draft. With regard to the coding scheme agreements, Yurong converted our previous paper-based coding results to project-based coding results. Among the projects we Continue reading Toward the end of the journey: coding scheme agreements – Week 9
This week, I spent some time to find out what NoWorkflow can actually do for us. So first, we start with a summary of NoWorkflow system including what kind of provenance can be captured and how we can access that. NoWorkflow system stores all the provenance captured in a local Sqlite Continue reading Week 5 – Provenance Reunion
As my summer with DataOne is coming to a close, I am focusing on creating a GitHub contribution instruction guide for the RDA Metadata Standard Directory page. I am also working on identifying metadata standard uses. This past week, I have worked to identify the best ways to address metadata Continue reading Week Eight