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== '''<span style="font-family:Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size:large;">Well formatted data that uses discipline conventions and vocabularies, for both the data itself and the metadata used to describe it</span></span>''' == | == '''<span style="font-family:Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size:large;">Well formatted data that uses discipline conventions and vocabularies, for both the data itself and the metadata used to describe it</span></span>''' == | ||
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<span style="font-size:small;">Use common data formats for both metadata and data, avoid using proprietary formats as they won't be available for everyone. What is common depends also on your specific scientific community, in climate a widely used formats is NeTCDF, this is assumed by discipline software repository, groups who develop conventions and standards. also matlab files are also common but as being a proprietary format and a non self -describing one it should be avoided. www</span> | <span style="font-size:small;">Use common data formats for both metadata and data, avoid using proprietary formats as they won't be available for everyone. What is common depends also on your specific scientific community, in climate a widely used formats is NeTCDF, this is assumed by discipline software repository, groups who develop conventions and standards. also matlab files are also common but as being a proprietary format and a non self -describing one it should be avoided. www</span> | ||
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Well formatted data that uses discipline conventions and vocabularies, for both the data itself and the metadata used to describe it
Using common non proprietary data formats
Use common data formats for both metadata and data, avoid using proprietary formats as they won't be available for everyone. What is common depends also on your specific scientific community, in climate a widely used formats is NeTCDF, this is assumed by discipline software repository, groups who develop conventions and standards. also matlab files are also common but as being a proprietary format and a non self -describing one it should be avoided. www
