User:Daniel Mietchen/Talks/Open-Access-Tage 2011/Biodiversity data publishing/Biodiversity data
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| Developmental MRI | Fossil MRI | Cryobio MRI |
|---|---|---|
| id=4963838}} | id=5026838}} | id=4964033}} |
| recorded 2002, published 2006, lost at publisher | recorded 2002, published 2005, zipped at publisher | recorded 2005, published 2007, at publisher |
- Highly diverse and heterogenous in structure
- In most cases (95 %?) published as separate data files with poor metadata descriptions
- Well established standards for some types of data exist: DarwinCore for occurrence (species-by-locality data), Phylogenetic (Nexus) data and genome data (GenBank, Barcode of Life)
- Majority of published data not easily discoverable and citable, that means hardly usable
- Publishing of highly-structured marked up text is also a form of data publishing
