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Basecamp is the calm, organized, all-in-one way to work remote.
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Look up a prefix, get its URI.
Online XML validator.
Creates a "companion website" for a paper that enables others to run related code on related data.
Computational researchers have trouble managing the numerous code and data files generated by their experiments, comparing the results of trials executed with different parameters, and keeping up-to-date notes on what they learned from past successes and failures. Burrito is a Linux-based system that automates as much of this experiment organization and notetaking process as possible, thus freeing researchers to focus on their actual work.
Translates between RDF syntaxes. Can handle JSON-LD as well.
Translates between RDF/XML and Turtle.
This page describes an editor for formal metadata, that is, structured documentation conforming to the Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata developed by the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC).
Morpho allows ecologists to create metadata, (i.e. describe their data in a standardized format), and create a catalog of data & metadata upon which to query, edit and view data collections. In addition, It also provides the means to access network servers, in order to query, view and retrieve all relevant, public ecological data!
Our mission is to empower people to achieve great things together. The notion of simple collaboration has been lost and split into hundreds of fragments with countless tools trying to solve each piece. We end up using one system to chat, another to manage tasks, a third to track time. That is no way to work. Freedcamp is providing a free and extremely simple to use system.
D-Lib Magazine
Transcription tool. Web-based. Can be embedded into Omeka, WordPress, Drupal.
One of the exciting turn of events for scholars has been the growing number of unpublished, hand-written documents now available on the world wide web. Textual scholars no longer have to travel to …
I  had the distinct pleasure of hearing about the on-going development of the free and open-source Archivematica digital preservation system twice this year. First, from Peter Van Garderen at the CurateGear conference and second from Courtney Mumma at a recent briefing on the project for staff at The Library of Congress. Peter and Courtney both […]