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* '''[[Controlled vocabulary]]''' - Developing a controlled vocabulary to improve discoverability of registered code.
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* '''[[Controlled vocabulary]]''' - Refining the IMCR CV and identifying a Science Domain CV to enhance IMCR searches.
* '''[[Spring hackathon]]''' - [https://github.com/IMCR-Hackathon/Hackathon-Central-2019 Exploring scope and functionality of the spring hackathon project.]
 
 
 
  
 
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Revision as of 09:53, July 2, 2019

The Information Management Code Registry (IMCR) contains software useful for information management tasks commonly encountered in the earth and environmental sciences (e.g. data ingestion, formatting, QA/QC, visualization, metadata generation, archive, etc.), and is a hub for code sharing, collaboration, and development. All levels of software maturity are welcome, from single functions to multi-functional software packages, and everyone is welcome to participate, from novice to expert. The code registry is implemented in OntoSoft and regular community discussions and resources are listed in this wiki. Get involved by subscribing to the IMCR mailing list, joining the IMCR Slack, and engaging with monthly telecons. Register your code by creating an account in the IMCR Portal. Contact the co-chairs if you have any questions.

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  • Controlled vocabulary - Refining the IMCR CV and identifying a Science Domain CV to enhance IMCR searches.

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