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This discussion-focused session presents a first draft of a proposed metadata and provenance standard for linking geospatial and clinical data, capturing all metadata needed for clinical and public health applications. The facilitated discussion will probe the limits of the standard. The Geodata 4 Health cluster has desired outcomes designed to close gaps between those who collect data and those who use data, between scientific disciplines, to harmonize tools and resources, and to move toward true data integration. After a brief introduction, our guest speaker will define the problem space and describe the "alpha" version of a solution. Then we will divide into breakout groups for a deep dive into specific parts of the standard.
Attendees should take time to get familiar with the
LinkML modeling language before attending.
Here is the session folder containing slides and breakout reports
AudienceESIP and Geodata 4 Health cluster members; participants from NIH, NASA, NOAA, and USGS; ESIP clusters including Air Quality, Disaster Lifecycle, Data Readiness, Information Quality, and Wildfire
