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Metadata subgroup. Areas to take forward. NERC data centres working within their disciplines. GeoSciML – BGS, Data modelling MEDIN – BODC, discovery services Earth System Grid – BADC, access services Lots of others …. NERC Data centres working together. ISG DMAG Metadata sub-group
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Metadata subgroup Areas to take forward
NERC data centres working within their disciplines • GeoSciML – BGS, Data modelling • MEDIN – BODC, discovery services • Earth System Grid – BADC, access services • Lots of others …
NERC Data centres working together • ISG • DMAG • Metadata sub-group • This workshop • Open days • NERC DataGrid development • NERC Data Discovery service • Vocabulary server Shared decisions Shared Information Shared development Shared services
Metadata sub-group Terms of Reference: Scope • The NERC Metadata Content Sub-group (MCS) is a sub-group of the NERC Data Management Advisory Group (DMAG).It is responsible for : • a) ensuring that the metadata records published on the NERC Data Discovery Service are managed according to best practices and are: accurate, consistent, standards compliant, up to date and timely. • b) addressing requirements for creation and management of technical/usage metadata, and ensuring accuracy and consistency across NERC DDCs where appropriate
Metadata sub-group meets every 3 months the same as DMAG and ISG. Membership The Membership will comprise the metadata manager of each of the NERC Designated Data Centres • Sam Pepler - BADC & NEODC (Chair, DMAG) • Jo Bowie - NGDC (Secretary) • Helen Campbell - AEDC (DMAG) • Kay Thorne - BODC • Nick Bertand - EIC • Steve Donegan - NEODC • Linda Ault - NGDC
Work plan • Define minimum NERC primary Discovery Metadata Standard. • Identify the existing responsibilities that the data centres have to supply metadata to third parties. • Data centre visits. Can we identify and promulgate best practice in metadata creation?
What else should we do working on together? Identifying and prioritising key issues in the following areas over next 3-5 years • Ontologies and vocabularies • Data publishing and citation • Visualisation and integration • Data standards • Data conditioning