A conference theme

Data packaging and exchange formats

Formats for packaging and exchanging datasets, such as Frictionless data packages, RO-Crate and self-describing files.

7 talks & discussions
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talk · Tuesday 22 September · ODIN

Bridging eLTER Data Reporting Format: enabling interoperable biodiversity and ecological data publication across research infrastructures

eLTER is aligning its CSV-based data reporting format with Darwin Core and Frictionless data packages to make long-term ecological data more FAIR.

Alessandro Oggioni ↗
talk · Tuesday 22 September · SAL C

Once and future Latimer Core: status update and open conversation

Latimer Core is being restructured as a data package with unique term IRIs, enabled by TDWG now accepting standards with formal structure.

Sharon Grant ↗
talk · Tuesday 22 September · ODIN

SFBorg: a frictionless biodiversity data exchange

Using an SQLite schema as the exchange format lets biodiversity datasets be used instantly by applications without import.

Dmitry Mozzherin ↗
talk · Tuesday 22 September · SAL C

The Latimer Core standard and the Global Registry of Scientific Collections

Latimer Core gives GRSciColl a common language and exchange format for describing collections between free text and specimen records.

Marie Grosjean ↗
talk · Thursday 24 September · SAL A

Aligning An Evolving Global Data Model To Software With Global Ambitions: GBIF x TaxonWorks

TaxonWorks and DwC-DP have converged conceptually, but exchange between rich models will always be lossy, so mappings should be recorded explicitly.

Matthew Yoder ↗
talk · Thursday 24 September · SAL B

BMD workflow engine: FAIR workflows, RO-Crate and FAIR Signposting for a European biodiversity data space

Packaging containerised workflows and their runs as RO-Crates with FAIR Signposting lets non-technical users run models remotely and get machine-actionable, citable results.

Lena Perzlmaier ↗
talk · Thursday 24 September · SAL C

Camtrap DP: extending data standard designed for camera trapping research to support AI workflows and new data sources

Camtrap DP fits data from any stationary sensor, and converging community feedback shows how to extend it for AI provenance and multimodal monitoring.

Karolina Kuczkowska ↗