Content of the ALA Sample Clauses

Content of the ALA. The NCRIS Funding will be directed towards the Framework and Tools deliverables outlined above. The contributions of participating organization will form the Content with which to populate the Atlas infrastructure with data. This infrastructure will focus on enhancing Content through: • mobilization of existing primary sources; • enhancing technologies for information access, visualisation and delivery of data; • best practices and policies for federated information systems management and governance; and • establishing a framework for ongoing content acquisition. Many of the specifics of the ALA data delivery infrastructure will be developed in the initial scoping of the project, and continue to be enhanced throughout the project. Categories of data being stored, and their interrelationship Initially, the categories of data to be exposed, together with their essential internal relationships, and points of interconnection for domain extensions (that will enable much of the content richness required by the ALA) will be as defined in the TDWG core ontology [xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxx/twiki/bin/view/TAG/TDWGOntology]. TDWG is an independent group which examines Biodiversity Information Standards, and scientists associated with the ALA have been involved in TDWG. These developments are still, very much, work in progress and the ALA is a significant contribution toward the realization of the TDWG goals of robust global standards and protocols for universal information access, interoperability and interchange. Content/data generation, management and curation. The ALA does not extend to the generation, management and curation of information content. These capabilities remain under the control of data providers. An information infrastructure will be established to present local content in standard form and deliver these data through common protocols for both query and response. The mechanisms used to achieve this will comply with TDWG infrastructure requirements [xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxx/twiki/bin/view/TAG/WebHome] using globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) to manage data access and simplify the issues of data provenance, validation and maintenance within the ALA network. Coordination with international data sets and data holders; Coordination with international datasets will be achieved through cooperative development of emerging global standards, and compliance with existing standards, for the design and delivery of federated information systems within the biodiversity info...
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