Tom Moritz

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Tom Moritz is a scholar and knowledge manager. His recent work is focused on the problems of "big data" and "data as evidence". This means consideration of all aspects of data as the primary resource for science and for evidence-based policy formation and decision making. For data to be "fit for use" -- it must be rigorously defined by scientific logic and it must be precisely managed and accounted for at all stages of processing and transformation entailing careful documentation of scientific work-flow and of lineage and provenance. Moreover, the required standards of proof for successful application of data to policy formation are different from the standards required for convincing ...

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Moritz iSchools at The Getty Dec, 2007

16 years ago • 349 Views

Joint Conf on Dig Libraries 03 Closing Keynote

16 years ago • 675 Views

World Conservation Congress 2008

16 years ago • 487 Views

Moritz esip2011

14 years ago • 540 Views

"Some Reflections on Data in the Public Sector" : Communia: The European Thematic Network on the Digital Public Domain, London School of Economics, London, UK March 26-27, 2009

13 years ago • 394 Views

"Assuming the Burden of Proof: Data as Evidence in Science and Public Policy,": Global Research Data Infrastructures (GRDI) 2020, Stellenbosch, South Africa October 23-24, 2010

13 years ago • 537 Views

Writing knowledge

13 years ago • 2577 Views

International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories (American Society for Investigative Pathology) (ISBER) May, 2004: ISBER: The Bio-commons concept

13 years ago • 1629 Views

Paradigms: International Council of Museums (ICOM) Committee on Documentation (CIDOC) Sibiu, Romania Sept, 2011

13 years ago • 3303 Views

IAMSLIC 2012, ANCHORAGE, AK

12 years ago • 1103 Views

University of California, Berkeley: iSchool Nov, 2009

12 years ago • 1709 Views

US Office of Personnel Management: Notes on "Big Data"

12 years ago • 1187 Views

"Science Literacy" - American Library Association, New Orleans June 2006

12 years ago • 1253 Views

Ecological Society of America Workshop on Incentives for Data Sharing

12 years ago • 2579 Views

"What does 'Full Life-Cycle' Data Management Mean ?"

12 years ago • 1293 Views

A Vision for the Biodiversity Commons Concept, May 2004, IUCN Geneva, Switzerland

12 years ago • 1246 Views

"The Conservation Commons: Lessons and Analyses Adapted from other Sectors and Domains": World Conservation Congress (IUCN) Barcelona 2008

12 years ago • 466 Views

Digital @ the American Museum of Natural History: ZBIG Meeting University of Kansas(?) 1998 (?)

12 years ago • 814 Views

California Ocean Science Trust " Building a Sustainable Knowledge Base for the Marine Protected Areas Monitoring Enterprise"March 16, 2010

11 years ago • 790 Views

The Burden of Proof: Nurturing Public Reason in Response to Climate Change

10 years ago • 929 Views

"Water"

10 years ago • 1102 Views

"Addressing primary “modalities of constraint" on open and effective access to data in "small science" -- in the context of full-life-cycle data management." National Science Foundation, Office of CyberInfrastructure, March 30, 2009

9 years ago • 574 Views

Nih / Some Notes -- climate change and human health

9 years ago • 692 Views

At the Interface of Religion and Cosmopolitanism: Bernard Picart's "Cérémonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde" (1723-1743) and the European Enlightenment

9 years ago • 617 Views

The Burden of Proof: Nurturing Public Reason in Response to Climate Change [University of New Mexcio, October 13, 2014}oct 13 2014 copy

9 years ago • 550 Views

Synthesis and Integration in the Natural History Commons

9 years ago • 461 Views

Metadata costs per unit of effort (cpue)

9 years ago • 248 Views

"The Conservation Commons: Lessons and aAnalysis aAdapted from other sectors and domains?"

8 years ago • 145 Views

Children and Trauma in the International World (UWest Psych 490 November 7, 2016)

6 years ago • 106 Views

Trauma and violence

5 years ago • 125 Views

Moritz Museums International "Partnerships in the Commons"

16 years ago • 447 Views

Moritz D Lib Building The Biodiversity Commons

16 years ago • 374 Views

Penev, L et al. Publ Dissem Data Zookeys 06 01 09

16 years ago • 459 Views

Moritz A Universe Of Data

16 years ago • 546 Views

"Toward Sustainability: "Margin" and "Mission" in the Natural History Setting": National Initiative for a Networked Cultural Heritage (NINCH) at New York Public Library, 2003

12 years ago • 1632 Views

T. Moritz, Addictions and Substance Abuse," Chapter 28 in "A Thousand Hands: A Guidebook to Caring for Your Buddhist Community" (N.J. Michon and D.C. Fisher, Eds.) Sumeru Press, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, 2016.

8 years ago • 140 Views

A Universe of Data

4 years ago • 79 Views

Moritz "The Cultural Commons" Newsletter of the Gettty Res Inst 2007.pdf

7 months ago • 32 Views

Dd114 Spring2010 Class09

guest61ef7b0 • 15 years ago

Tom Moritz is a scholar and knowledge manager. His recent work is focused on the problems of "big data" and "data as evidence". This means consideration of all aspects of data as the primary resource for science and for evidence-based policy formation and decision making. For data to be "fit for use" -- it must be rigorously defined by scientific logic and it must be precisely managed and accounted for at all stages of processing and transformation entailing careful documentation of scientific work-flow and of lineage and provenance. Moreover, the required standards of proof for successful application of data to policy formation are different from the standards required for convincing ...

commons marine microbiology pelagic environments human microbes equanimity sustainability equilibrium stress homeostasis human biome epistemology ontology scientific method agnotology climate change public reason scientific knowledge data as evidence microsoft research grdi2020 stellenbosch romania sibiu full life-cycle management evidence data cultural commons digital knowledge commons anthropocentrism altruism microbiology pelagic ecology pelagic predators fire coastal scrub chaparral sea otters sea urchins intertidal kelp forest common pool resources intellectual property science hiv-aids ebola cholera epidemiology

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