Research Vocabularies Australia: vocabularies as a national service

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Research Vocabularies Australia (RVA) is a service that provides controlled vocabularies to support research, data reuse, and data linking. It includes vocabularies related to food and crop research like the World Vegetable Authority, International Grain Organisation, Australian Bureau of Fruit Vegetable Vocabulary, Wheat Vocabulary, and Fruit Vocabulary. RVA connects these related vocabularies to help students, researchers, and data portals better organize and integrate information about vegetables and grains.

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Research Vocabularies Australia
Jane Frazier
Data Librarian @ ANDS
@mignon1915

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Controlled
Vocabularies
why should I care?
● research
● data reuse
● data linking

research
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what is Research Vocabularies Australia?

a [silly] use case
we vegetables
food & crop research
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Student
teaching
module
Data Portal
Research
Field Work
Tool
Metadata
Store
Publication
manager
World Vegetable
Authority
International
Grain
Organisation
Australian
Bureau of Fruit
Vegetable
Vocabulary
Wheat
Vocabulary
Fruit
Vocabulary
? ??
we
vegetables

World Vegetable
Authority
International
Grain
Organisation
Australian
Bureau of Fruit
Vegetable
Vocabulary
Wheat
Vocabulary
Fruit
Vocabulary
Research
Vocabularies
Australia
Victorian Crop
Research Study
Australian
Nutrition
Authority
Victorian Fruit
Research
Institute
we
vegetables

Research
Vocabularies
Australia
learn more
&
get involved
vocabs.ands.org.au
email us at services@ands.org.au
documentation.ands.org.
au/display/DOC/Research+Vocabularies

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