Search Results - "Wickett, Karen M"

Relational data paradigms: What do we learn by taking the materiality of databases seriously? by Thomer, Andrea K, Wickett, Karen M

“…Although databases have been well-defined and thoroughly discussed in the computer science literature, the actual users of databases often have varying…”
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Site-based data curation based on hot spring geobiology by Palmer, Carole L, Thomer, Andrea K, Baker, Karen S, Wickett, Karen M, Hendrix, Christie L, Rodman, Ann, Sigler, Stacey, Fouke, Bruce W

“…Site-Based Data Curation (SBDC) is an approach to managing research data that prioritizes sharing and reuse of data collected at scientifically significant…”
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Critical data modeling and the basic representation model by Wickett, Karen M.

“…The increasing role and impact of information systems in modern life calls for new types of information studies that examine sociotechnical factors at play in…”
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Introduction to Data Models Special Collection by Weber, Nicholas M, Wickett, Karen M

“…Keywords: Data Models, Knowledge Representation, Ontology development, Metadata, Data Curation…”
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Putting People First in Data Quality: Feminist Data Ethics for Open Government Datasets by Wickett, Karen M., Lamba, Manika, Newman, Jarrett

“…ABSTRACT Open government information systems offer great potential for advancing civic life and democracy, but they also reflect and reinforce the biases and…”
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Documenting provenance in noncomputational workflows: Research process models based on geobiology fieldwork in Yellowstone National Park by Thomer, Andrea K., Wickett, Karen M., Baker, Karen S., Fouke, Bruce W., Palmer, Carole L.

“…A comprehensive record of research data provenance is essential for the successful curation, management, and reuse of data over time. However, creating such…”
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Adapting research process models for the design of knowledge engineering applications by Keefer, Donald A., Wickett, Karen M.

“…To design knowledge bases that effectively address desired reasoning goals, knowledge engineering requires a detailed description of information flow…”
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Tracing the Contours of Archival Silences: A Case Study of Critical Collection Building on the Rock Springs Massacre by Han, Yingying, Han, Ruohua, Wickett, Karen M

“…ABSTRACT Archives can reinforce silences of marginalized communities, further erasing their stories and voices. This study aims to understand the contours of…”
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Identifying content and levels of representation in scientific data by Wickett, Karen M., Sacchi, Simone, Dubin, David, Renear, Allen H.

“…Heterogeneous digital data that has been produced by different communities with varying practices and assumptions, and that is organized according to different…”
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Building a framework for site-based data curation by Palmer, Carole L., Thomer, Andrea K., Baker, Karen S., Wickett, Karen M., Varvel, Virgil, Choudhury, Sayeed, DiLauro, Timothy, Fouke, Bruce, Asangba, Abigail E., Rodman, Ann

“…The Site‐Based Data Curation (SBDC) project is developing a framework of guidelines and processes for the curation of research data generated at scientifically…”
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Definitions of dataset in the scientific and technical literature by Renear, Allen H., Sacchi, Simone, Wickett, Karen M.

“…The integration of heterogeneous data in varying formats and from diverse communities requires an improved understanding of the concept of a dataset, and of…”
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Rule categories for collection/item metadata relationships by Wickett, Karen M., Renear, Allen H., Urban, Richard J.

“…Collections of artifacts, images, texts, and other cultural objects are not arbitrary aggregations, but are designed to support specific research and scholarly…”
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Are collections sets? by Wickett, Karen M., Renear, Allen H., Furner, Jonathan

“…The concept of a collection plays key roles in library, museum, and archival practice, and is arguably fundamental to information organization systems in…”
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When digital objects change - exactly what changes? by Renear, Allen H., Dubin, David, Wickett, Karen M.

“…Formal accounts of digital objects often characterize them as bit strings, graphs, sets, tuples, relations, or other similar constructs from discrete…”
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