Why should scientific papers be "spatially enabled"

tmoore — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 00:07:18 +0000

Now that I'm starting to build the databases needed for my new lithological database, I'm coming back to how I created my Devonian database. The papers I generally worked with contained reports from the field, including lithology, measurements, location, etc. That can be a LOT of information. Collecting it all from each paper is time consuming to say the least. Howevever, there was another problem...

Developing a new lithological database: Can I do it better this time?

tmoore — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 17:12:45 +0000

It's now over 10 years since I published the Devonian Lithological Database as part of my PhD thesis. Clearly, it's not perfect or even what I can consider "finished", but I'm proud of the work anyway. The data I collected have been used by oil companies and incorporated into newer and bigger databases. I hope people will still find it useful for years to come.

This year, I've begun at least the planning process of embarking on building a new lithological database. So, to really start the planning process, I need to recognized what worked and what didn't work in the Devonian database.

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Why should scientific papers be "spatially enabled"

Developing a new lithological database: Can I do it better this time?