eODP_project

There is now a live pre-print describing the first phase of eODP development. We describe the various steps which have been undertaken to produce a harmonized dataset. Curious how many hours it takes to proof 50 years of data from hundreds of scientists? doi.org/10.1002/essoar…

@clasticdetritus @carmichaelsk @UWMacrostrat @leahlevay Preprint link is here: essopenarchive.org/doi/full/10.10… I should reread things before I hit send!

@clasticdetritus @carmichaelsk @UWMacrostrat @leahlevay Paleo occurrences will be added to the PBDB immently. Should specify, both of these aspects are for LIMS only at the moment, but we started with the hardest on purpose.

Development on eODP is public, and can be found at github.com/eODP.

@macromicropaleo will talk about the state of the data (506, Monday 4:45-5). @jamrocknrollin will have a poster looking at the spatial distribution of lithologies and python code using the Macrostrat API (Tuesday AM)

There is now a live pre-print describing the first phase of eODP development. We describe the various steps which have been undertaken to produce a harmonized dataset. Curious how many hours it takes to proof 50 years of data from hundreds of scientists? doi.org/10.1002/essoar…

Here is the recording for the Coding the Column virtual workshop held last week. youtu.be/vxxMGobrA7U

Everything in PBDB links back to a reference, but contains a number of other context type data, like taxonomy, lithology, age, and so on.

Paleobiology Database has ~80k references, >1.5 million occurrences, >200k collections, 449k taxa, and so on!

Next we're getting a talk from EarthSequencing. Funded by @ERC_Research . Their work has been focused on paleoclimate and cycles.