Define naming convention by which to name data files

vanderbilt-data-science / ancient-artifacts

Dynamic image analysis to identify ancient artifacts in soil samples. We will work on microdebitage (the debris of ancient stone knapping first) and later expand to other materials (e.g., mortars).

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Define naming convention by which to name data files #24

Closed csbell-vu closed 3 years ago

csbell-vu commented 3 years ago

We should employ a convention which allows us to have some metadata embedded in the filenames so that these components can be used within the analysis. For example, we can have "soil" or "md" or indicators regarding what the dataset contains.

jessespencersmith commented 3 years ago

Sample naming--coordinate numbers. Bag number. For collections Arch. samples vs experiment dataset Key differeniator. [source] EXP, experimental NC for nacimiento TM for Tamarindito [CONTEXT] plaza market residential midden lab [TYPE] chert obsidian sediments [ID]

[TECHNIQUE] Percussive vs pressure

Experiment Name [ID]-[TYPE]-[TECHNIQUE]

Arch Sample [ID]-[SOURCE]-[CONTEXT]

EXP0001-EXP-chert-lab-chert

Create two lookup tables by [SOURCE]-[ID] Experiment Lookup Table Archeological Lookup Table See issue #26

jessespencersmith commented 3 years ago

Arch Sample

[ID]-[SOURCE]-[CONTEXT]

[ID]

Integer, ascending, padded with zeros to the left

[SOURCE] NC for nacimiento TM for Tamarindito

[CONTEXT] plaza market residential midden lab

Experimental Sample

[ID]-[TYPE]-[TECHNIQUE]

[ID]

Integer, ascending, padded with zeros to the left

[TYPE] chert obsidian sediments

[TECHNIQUE] percussive pressure