Open pvangay opened 2 years ago
This makes sense and I will wait for @mslarae13's feedback.
I check several different resources when researching a DH issue like this. Apologies if you already know all of this!
data.tsv
or the data.js
, which can be access form a location like https://github.com/microbiomedata/DataHarmonizer/tree/master/docs/template/soil_emsl_jgi_mg
data.tsv
because all of the DH columns are represented as rows on a single sheet.In this case, I have prepared a summary of all what I believe to be all data.tsv
rows relating to sample storage. It also confirms the provenance of each term. The necessary and sufficient step was filtering the label
column on 'stora'. I also looked for 'store' but didn't get any hits. Searching for 'stor' also brings up all of the 'history' columns.
Ontology ID | label |
---|---|
emsl:EMSL_store_temp | EMSL Sample Storage Temperature, deg. C |
mixs_modified:storage_condt | storage conditions |
MIXS:0000110 | sample storage temperature |
I see "sample storage temperature" and "EMSL Sample Storage Temperature, deg. C" in the DH interface -- these should be consolidated into one.
I see that "storage conditions" is still in the DH interface and appears to be an enumeration. I don't think this is correct usage of this term and likely resulted from the attribute name (see above). My suggestion is to remove this term. Do we need a new term to represent the sample storage duration? Did I miss this in the DH interface?
Ok what I'm reading here is that one action is to: remove "EMSL Sample Storage Temperature, deg. C" and keep "sample storage temperature".
That leaves "storage conditions". Right now, "storage conditions" and "sample storage temperature" are both in MixS modified. Do we need to remove "storage conditions" and replace it with a "sample storage duration"? @mslarae13
From MIxS
I thought that there was a decision to break up this term into two terms? I presume, storage temperature and storage duration?
Please review @mslarae13 and reassign to @turbomam once next steps are determined.