Data Stewardship For Open Science : implementing FAIR principles / Barend Mons
LivresLangue: anglais.Éditeur : Boca Raton (Fla.) : Taylor & Francis Group • C 2018Description : 1 vol. (XVIII-226 p.) :
ill. en noir et blanc, fig., couv. ill. en coul. ;
23 cmISBN: 978-1-4987-5317-3; 1-4987-5317-5; 978-0-8153-4818-4; 0-8153-4818-5.Note de contenu: Introduction: Data stewardship for open science Data cycle step 1: Design of experiment Data cycle step 2: Data design and planning Data cycle step 3: Data capture (equipment phase) Data cycle step 4: Data processing and curation Data cycle step 5: Data linking and "integration" Data cycle step 6: Data analysis, interpretation Data cycle step 7: Information and insight publishing Résumé : "Data scientists and data experts in general will play a key role in the sciences in the decades to come. Yet there is not a comprehensive and flexible study book for the 'data steward' of today and the future. This practical book aims to remedy that. This book is written initially from a life-science perspective, but most approaches discussed and linked are of importance for all disciplines. The basic structure follows the so-called data stewardship cycle, from study design to interpretation and long term archiving and availability of data"Sujet - Nom commun: Gestion de l'information | Technologie de l'information Gestion | Information électronique Gestion 
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"A Chapman & Hall Book "
Bibliogr. p. 219-221. Index
Introduction: Data stewardship for open science Data cycle step 1: Design of experiment Data cycle step 2: Data design and planning Data cycle step 3: Data capture (equipment phase) Data cycle step 4: Data processing and curation Data cycle step 5: Data linking and "integration" Data cycle step 6: Data analysis, interpretation Data cycle step 7: Information and insight publishing
"Data scientists and data experts in general will play a key role in the sciences in the decades to come. Yet there is not a comprehensive and flexible study book for the 'data steward' of today and the future. This practical book aims to remedy that. This book is written initially from a life-science perspective, but most approaches discussed and linked are of importance for all disciplines. The basic structure follows the so-called data stewardship cycle, from study design to interpretation and long term archiving and availability of data"
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