Wouldn’t it be nice if we could store our ecological data using a common format, in a common place, freely available for everyone? In his guest blog, researcher Jens Åstrøm, NINA, discuss how you can use the Darwin Core standard to publish complex ecological data
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Miniworkshop: Facilitating FAIR management of ecological data using R
Setting up data infrastructure to simplify management of (ecological) data, to facilitate publishing using open community standards (foremost as a Darwin Core Archive) was centre stage for the discussion at our miniworkshop this week. One of the activities we are engaged with currently is to develop R-functionality that help researchers in ecology and related fieldsContinue reading “Miniworkshop: Facilitating FAIR management of ecological data using R”
How to initiate and organize a data project in ecology?
A starting point for good data management is a logical folder structure to organize the files associated with the data collected.
Detailed program
Fair data management and open science in ecology, wildlife management and conservation June 11. – 12. 2019 Seminar invitation can be found here. June 11th: Open seminar at NINA-huset Time Program 09:30 – 10:00 Registration and coffee Session chair: Bob O’Hara, NTNU 10:00 – 10:10 Welcome (Einar Hjorthol, Director of Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre) 10:10Continue reading “Detailed program”
Living Norway Seminar 2019
FAIR DATA MANAGEMENT AND OPEN SCIENCE IN ECOLOGY, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION Dates: June 11. – 12. 2019 Venue: The seminar and workshops will be located at NINA (June 11th) and NTNU (June 12th) in Trondheim. Registration: You can register to the seminar, the lunches and the conference dinner here. Registration deadline May 31st 2019.Continue reading “Living Norway Seminar 2019”
Living Norway Ecological Data Network has been launched!
Living Norway Ecological Data Network is a new initiative to promote FAIR data management and reuse of Norwegian ecological data. The network currently involves seven Norwegian institutions that are involved with collection, curation, management, publication and/or use of ecological data scientific studies. To promote management of ecological data from Norwegian research institutions in agreement with FAIR principles,Continue reading “Living Norway Ecological Data Network has been launched!”
