Open ESapenaVentura opened 1 month ago
Changes
sampleIdByYear
field in HMGU
samplesontologyTerms
tag to soil type
field, using ENVO
for the ontology.ontologyTerms
tag to time point
field, using UO
for the ontologysoil type
value to lowercase, to align with ENVO
terms.biome.1
field in HMGU
samplessoil_type
and moved data to soil type
year
and plot_id_bexis
from HMGU samples (internal)Basically, with the timepoints, we want to capture a few things; namely:
For that, we originally assigned 2 fields; collection date
and time point
. However, these don't prove to capture all the essential data: for example, the first point above can't be fully known. Other things, like the date that the assay finishes, can be inferred from the data; however, I think it's good practice to have them explicitly stated. For that purpose, I am going to harmonise this information by doing the following changes:
assay start date
; capture the exact day the assay startsassay finish date
: capture the exact day the assay finishes/is expected to finishassay finish date
- assay start date
, but explicitly stated.collection date
, which is actually a GSC-approved fieldSimilar to the timepoints discussion, we have had other talks regarding temperatures for the whole assay; at the beginning, we were only capturing the freezing method
and preservation temperature
. However, after chatting with INRAE and CABI, we discovered that some fields were missing to capture the whole picture. With that in mind, I want to harmonise the sample metadata with the following fields:
freezing method
now to capture the method by using the ontologies provided with in NCITfreezing temperature
, which would entail the temperature at which the sample was exposed with the method first. Learned from INRAE that they cool the samples in 2 steps: First they freeze them, to a certain temperature, until they're stabilised; once at that temperature (Usually -80), they can be preserved by further freezing in liquid nitrogen until -196 degrees.cooling rate
, with either: the cooling rate (degrees celsius per minute) or uncontrolled (When the rate was not controlled)preservation method
and modify scope of preservation temperature
, which is the method used to further freeze the sample during the assay.~On the preservation above:~ ~- [ ] Before updating, send a message to people involved in soil samples, asking about the changes.~
New plan in last comment below
Contacted AIT regarding non-consistent timepoints. In the meantime, the curation is paused - I need their input to push the changes
Full checklist modified below:
List of changes:
These fields are all required
Plan on metadata:
Sent the spreadsheets around (Forgot to update, whoops), waiting on responses. So far, we have received a response from AIT with a new question regarding if we should drop the analysis date now that we have the assay finish date
field. We should probably discuss it in the DWG meeting
Got another spreadsheet from Selma
Got spreadsheets back from:
Got a response from:
On our discussion reviewing Conny's metadata ,we noticed that sieving needs to be looked at
Adding units from conny's metadata spreadsheet
I am also adding lars' metadata from the T0 samples that needs to be added.
I have emailed Lars and sent him a merged spreadsheet with the already existing BioSamples metadata
Now that we have most of the metadata from the first sampling round, we would like to harmonise the available metadata according to the standards we are producing.
AI: