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| − | # Data Practices | + | # Data Practices: The nature of how data are collected, created, analyzed, and shared is rapidly changing primarily due to advancements in computational technologies. |
| + | ## Collecting Data: Data are collected through observation and measurement. Computational tools play a key role in gathering and recording a variety of data across many different archival endeavors. Computational tools can be useful in different phases of data collection, including the design of the collection protocol, recording, and storage. | ||
| + | ## Creating Data | ||
| + | ## Manipulating Data | ||
| + | ## Analyzing Data | ||
| + | ## Visualizing Data | ||
# Modeling and Simulation Practices | # Modeling and Simulation Practices | ||
Revision as of 20:39, 13 January 2021
Computational Practices (from http://cases.umd.edu/)
- Data Practices: The nature of how data are collected, created, analyzed, and shared is rapidly changing primarily due to advancements in computational technologies.
- Collecting Data: Data are collected through observation and measurement. Computational tools play a key role in gathering and recording a variety of data across many different archival endeavors. Computational tools can be useful in different phases of data collection, including the design of the collection protocol, recording, and storage.
- Creating Data
- Manipulating Data
- Analyzing Data
- Visualizing Data
- Modeling and Simulation Practices
