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National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Project Description

A key challenge for EarthCube is to enable data discovery, access, and integration in a sustainable way. Existing data repositories and networks must be linked, while retaining their independent missions and services to existing disciplinary communities. In this project, we propose to develop an EarthCube Building Block, GeoLink, based on: 1) digital publication of geoscience data and knowledge as “Linked Open Data”; combined with 2) semantic integration using design patterns and vocabularies shared among federated repositories; and 3) an underlying cyberinfrastructure extendable in both depth and breadth, that can become a central building block for EarthCube data harmonization.
Working Group Participants

Principal Investigator(s)

Mark P. Schildhauer, Matthew B. Jones

Project Dates

Start: September 1, 2014

End: August 31, 2016

completed

Participants

Robert Arko
Columbia University
Cynthia Chandler
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Michelle Cheatham
Wright State University
James Conners
University of California, San Diego
Douglas Fils
Consortium for Ocean Leadership
Timothy Finin
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Pascal Hitzler
Wright State University
Yingjie Hu
University of California, Santa Barbara
Krzysztof Janowicz
University of California, Santa Barbara
Peng Ji
Columbia University
Matthew B. Jones
University of California, Santa Barbara
Adila Krisnadhi
Wright State University
Brooke McCurdy
Wright State University
Thomas Narock
Marymount University
Margaret O'Brien
University of California, Santa Barbara
Mark P. Schildhauer
University of California, Santa Barbara
Adam Shepherd
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Peter Wiebe
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Products

  1. Journal Article / 2018

    The GeoLink knowledge graph

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