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Standardizing Marine Biological Data Working Group - An open community to facilitate the mobilization of biological data to OBIS.
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UVic Zooarchaeology dataset #264

Open mckenziekatee opened 2 months ago

mckenziekatee commented 2 months ago

Contact details

mckenzie.katee@gmail.com

Dataset Title

UVicFish_OBIS

Describe your dataset and any specific challenges or blockers you have or anticipate.

For eventDate, I am using the date of collection or date of death/catch. Is this the proper use of the term?

Info about "raw" Data Files.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11MEmmKlXuunEY7UFR6ae1Qx3-U32QVE2/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105952061706917281795&rtpof=true&sd=true

laurabrenskelle commented 2 months ago

Yes, that is the correct usage of eventDate.

For more detailed reporting about fossils, there are geologicalContext terms and the Chronometric Age extension to Darwin Core.

laurabrenskelle commented 2 months ago

Let me know if you need any other help with this! I've worked with publishing zooarchaeological datasets before. :)

mckenziekatee commented 2 months ago

Thanks for your help. This dataset is a modern skeletal fish collection used for archaeological ID so all event dates are within the past 50years

mckenziekatee commented 2 months ago

My occurrence file is complete, just working on my MoF extension. Emailed Maria to get access to publish. Thanks for all the help!

sformel-usgs commented 4 weeks ago

@cornthwaitem are you the Maria referenced above? Any movement on this or ways I can support?

cornthwaitem commented 3 weeks ago

@sformel-usgs thanks for tagging me. Kathryn did send an email to the OBIS Canada mailbox which I missed - I have now created an account on the IPT as requested. (Normally that would be because I neglected to check that mailbox, but this time it seems to have hidden the message away somewhere!)