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Data Reuse Fitness Assessment Using Provenance
Assessing the fitness of data for reuse may require knowledge of how that data was produced. If knowledge of how data is produced can be represented using a standard data model,... -
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The secret hidden in dust: Uncovering the potential to use metabarcoding of...
The ubiquitous nature of dust, along with localised chemical and biological signatures, makes it an ideal medium for provenance determination in a forensic context.... -
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Enabling Web Service Request Citation by Provenance Information
Geoscience Australia (GA) is a government agency that delivers much scientific data via web services for government and research use. As a science agency, the expectation is... -
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The utility of dust as a forensic provenancing material. Exploring...
Environmental DNA (eDNA), elemental and mineralogical analyses of soil have been shown to be specific to their source material, prompting consideration of the use of dust for... -
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Backing food product claims with evidence
This article is to be published in the industry journal "Food Australia". The article describes the motivation for a collaborative project between CSIRO, GA, ANSTO and NMI to...
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