Decomposing Results without Burying the Body of Evidence: A Modus Operandi for Developing Metadata and Digital Preservation Requirements

Richards, Lorraine L.; Townes, Adam; Regli, William C.; Feng, Yuan Yuan

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Decomposing Results without Burying the Body of Evidence: A Modus Operandi for Developing Metadata and Digital Preservation Requirements

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2014-03-13
By Richards, Lorraine L. ; Townes, Adam ; Regli, William C.

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Richards, Lorraine L. ; Townes, Adam ; Regli, William C. ; Feng, Yuan Yuan
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Drexel University. College of Computing & Informatics
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American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) ; National Transportation Knowledge Network (NTKN) (U.S.)
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This Transportation Librarians Roundtable featured an introduction to scientific data reuse, sharing, and preservation. An increasing desire to repurpose data and ensure reproducibility of results relies on ensuring that the data is discoverable and trustworthy. Drexel University researchers Dr. Lorraine L. Richards, Adam Townes, Dr. William C. Regli, and YuanYuan Feng present their work in developing a best practice approach for data curation at the FAA Tech Center.
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