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This poster will report on a study examining how evolutionary biologists create and use personal metadata to organize their research data. Using an ethnographic interview technique, participants are being interviewed about their current and previous data organization styles and techniques. This information about metadata and information organization can be used to inform new workflow and organization models for knowledge organization and metadata creation practices in developments for repositories, libraries, and cyberinfrastructures.
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- Exploring Evolutionary Biologists’ Use and Perceptions of Semantic Metadata for Data Curation
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- White, Hollie C
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- 2008-09-10
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952109350
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- metadata generation
- evolutionary biology
- personal information management
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- DC-2008--Berlin Proceedings
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- Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
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