Linking Open Data in Ireland's Digital Ocean
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Managing data for marine sciences
A lecture to the National University of Ireland, Galway honours year and masters students in oceanography (14th November 2016) on the basics of marine data management.
Linked Ocean Data - Exploring connections between marine datasets in a Big Da...
Adam Leadbetter works for the Marine Institute in Ireland and is interested in data management, oceanography, and long-distance running. The document provides his contact information and describes his interests using RDF triples. It also includes several links to resources about ocean data, sensors, observations, and semantic web standards for observational data.
Connected Ocean Data
Adam Leadbetter is an expert in data management, oceanography, and long-distance running who works for the Marine Institute in Ireland. He is interested in connecting ocean data and emerging technologies to advance oceanography.
Ocean Data Interoperability Platform - Vocabularies: DOIs for NVS Controlled ...
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Ocean Data Interoperability Platform - Big Data: Velocity
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Research Vessel Data Management
A presentation to the Research Vessel Users Workshop at the Marine Institute, Ireland on 28th April 2016. Highlighting recent progress and future directions in managing data from the fleet.
Practical solutions to implementing "Born Connected" data systems
Presentation in the Earth and Space Science Informatics stream at the 2015 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.
Linked Ocean Data
Lecture to the Ocean Teacher Global Academy course on Research Data Management in November 2015. Topics covered include the history of data formats in marine data management; introduction to the Semantic Web and Linked Data; current state of the art in Linked Ocean Data; and future research directions in Linked Data and Big Data combinations.
Let's talk about data: Citation and publication
This document discusses citation and publication of data from various marine research organizations. It provides links to sites hosting Irish marine data and research on data infrastructure. It addresses issues like making data openly accessible, ensuring catalogue entries are citable, and having organizational policies for persistent storage. The document asks for questions and lists upcoming workshops to further discuss working with marine research data.
Linked Ocean Data
Presentation to INSIGHT @ NUI Galway (16th November 2015) on Linked Data and streaming data in an oceanographic context
Irish Integrated Digital Ocean
A 5-minute lightning talk at the 2015 INFOMAR seminar, highlighting the concept and public demonstrator for Ireland's Digital Ocean concept: moving beyond data cataloguing to a coherent platform for exploring marine data and information.
Ocean Data Interoperability Platform - Big Data - Streams & Workflows
This document summarizes differences between 20th century and 21st century data processing approaches. In the 20th century, single machines were used for one-to-one communication with fixed schemas and encodings, while the 21st century utilizes distributed processing with publish-subscribe patterns, replication for fault tolerance, and schema management with evolvable encodings. It also lists further work such as investigating architectures for reprocessing historic data, incorporating standards like Sensor Web Enablement and OM-JSON, deploying to mobile/remote platforms, and investigating Apache NiFi.
Ocean Data Interoperability Platform - Big Data
Introduction to the Big Data & Model Workflows session at the ODIP-II workshop, Paris, September 2015
Where did my layer come from? The semantics of data release
This document discusses the semantics of spatial data release and provenance metadata. It introduces Adam Leadbetter from the Marine Institute and provides several relevant links on topics like linked data, the PROV ontology, and information on data publication and citation. Several citations and the author's contact details are also included.
Vocabulary Services in EMODNet and SeaDataNet
Presentation to the Climate Information Portal (CLIP-C) workshop on developing scientific data portals.
Covering why vocabularies; history of vocabularies in marine data management; overview of vocabulary usage in faceted search
Oceans of Linked Data
This document discusses linking oceanographic data on the web. It provides several examples of URLs and metadata for ocean data, instruments, and projects. It also lists the LinkedOceanData GitHub page, which aims to serve datasets and publish ocean data on the web for increased access and reuse. The author is identified as Adam Leadbetter from the British Oceanographic Data Centre.
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- 1. Linking Open Data in Ireland’s Digital Ocean Adam Leadbetter Team Leader for Data Management, Marine Institute 18th May 2016
- 2. “If HTML and the World Wide Web made all the online documents look like one huge book, the Semantic Web will make all the data in the world look like one huge database.” Sir Tim Berners-Lee Weaving The Web 1999 2 1 of 11
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- 4. Unique identifier - URL When the identifier is looked up something standard happens Links to other sites which may be of interest 3 of 11
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- 8. Data Suppliers • Public bodies • Researchers • Public • Industry (compliance) Digital Ocean Platform • Data management • Integration • Publishing services Digital Ocean Services • Data services • Analytics • Information delivery End Users • Public services • Research • Commercial innovation 7 of 11
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- 12. “There are emergent technologies throughout the fields around oceanography which we will incorporate into oceanography, and through that convergence we will make oceanography into something even more magical” John Delaney University of Washington Mission Blue Voyage TED Talk April 2010 11 of 11
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