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goal 2 of this project is to help people import their EML corpus into a relational database system. the output will likely work best with LTER-core-metabase, but ultimately it's the user choice. to that end, re-used metadata elements need to be identified and consolidated into lookup tables for import into database later.
we will need to identify:
identical re-use e.g. people whose name across EML files are consistent.
close but not identical re-use e.g. the same person whose name differ a bit across EML files. Look into OpenRefine and taxonomyCleanr for possible matching solutions.
in these EML elements:
missing codes and categorical codes
contributing parties: creator, associated parties, metadata providers, contact, and their ID
goal 2 of this project is to help people import their EML corpus into a relational database system. the output will likely work best with LTER-core-metabase, but ultimately it's the user choice. to that end, re-used metadata elements need to be identified and consolidated into lookup tables for import into database later.
we will need to identify:
in these EML elements:
we will need to sort some of those into different priorities
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