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Geodisy: Geospatial Discovery for Canadian Research Data Dante, Paul; Goodwin, Mark; Barsky, Eugene; Lee, Tang; Thornberry, Evan; Lesack, Paul; Domingue, Edith
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Presentation for CANARIE Research Software Conference 2019. With increasing demand for geographic components in research, there is an opportunity for research data repositories to provide alternatives to text-based searching. The goal of the CANARIE-funded Geodisy project is to create an extensible open-source software method to discover Canadian geospatial research data using a map interface. In this session, we will share software architecture designs and our progress toward normalizing various metadata standards into discoverable geospatial metadata.
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Geodisy: Geospatial Discovery for Canadian Research Data
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2019-06-01
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Presentation for CANARIE Research Software Conference 2019. With increasing demand for geographic components in research, there is an opportunity for research data repositories to provide alternatives to text-based searching. The goal of the CANARIE-funded Geodisy project is to create an extensible open-source software method to discover Canadian geospatial research data using a map interface. In this session, we will share software architecture designs and our progress toward normalizing various metadata standards into discoverable geospatial metadata.
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eng
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2019-06-14
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0379446
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Unreviewed
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