Volta

Data management approach to multidisciplinary agricultural research and syntheses

Unknown authors · 2014
hash_id: c9427841537815346f1bf3a1d52890c0956cdc55a91f292a6a91cbcd7d1db366 · DOI: 10.2489/jswc.69.6.180a

Agricultural scientists are increasingly asked to address challenges related to natural resource stewardship, agricultural productivity, and environmental protection while simultaneously being mindful of the impact and risks associated with climate change (ASA CSSA SSSA 2011; Hatfield et al. 2011; OSTP CAST 2012). Measuring and predicting the effects of climate on agricultural systems adds a layer of complexity that is challenging using traditional data management methods; these methods also limit the potential for full data discovery and innovation (Overpeck et al. 2011; Wolkovich et al. 2012). To properly address challenges, access to multidisciplinary data spanning environments, timescales, treatments, and management is necessary (White and van Evert 2008; Reichman et al. 2011; Eigenbrode et al. 2014). Disciplinary scientists, data scientists, and data …

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