Herbert Schentz

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2005-2015
Publications (10 Years): 0

Top Topics

Monitoring System

Reference Model

Data Management

Top Venues

Publications

Paul Martin, Paola Grosso, Barbara Magagna, Herbert Schentz, Yin Chen, Alex R. Hardisty, Wouter Los, Keith G. Jeffery, Cees de Laat, Zhiming Zhao
Open Information Linking for Environmental Research Infrastructures. e-Science (2015)
Yin Chen, Paul Martin, Barbara Magagna, Herbert Schentz, Zhiming Zhao, Alex R. Hardisty, Alun D. Preece, Malcolm P. Atkinson, Robert Huber, Yannick Legré
A Common Reference Model for Environmental Science Research Infrastructures. EnviroInfo (2013)
Herbert Schentz, Johannes Peterseil, Nic Bertrand
EnvThes - interlinked thesaurus for long term ecological research, monitoring, and experiments. EnviroInfo (2013)
Alessandro Oggioni, Paola Carrara, Tomás Kliment, Johannes Peterseil, Herbert Schentz
Monitoring of Environmental Status through Long Term Series: Data Management System in the EnvEurope Project. EnviroInfo (2012)
Katharina Feiden, Emil Fulajtár, Endre Dobos, Herbert Schentz, Einar Eberhardt, Rainer Baritz, Carlos Figueiredo, Sigbert Huber, Hermann Klug
Sharing European soil information - Best practice contribution to INSPIRE -. EnviroInfo (2011)
Herbert Schentz, Johannes Peterseil, Barbara Magagna, Michael Mirtl
Semantics in Ecosystem Research and Monitoring. EnviroInfo (2011)
Thomas Bandholtz, Joachim Fock, Astrid Wolff, Herbert Schentz
LOD-ready Environmental Terminology with iQvoc. EnviroInfo (2011)
Kristin Vanderbilt, David Blankman, Xuebing Guo, Honglin He, Chau-Chin Lin, Sheng-Shan Lu, Akiko Ogawa, Éamonn Ó Tuama, Herbert Schentz, Wen Su
A multilingual metadata catalog for the ILTER: Issues and approaches. Ecol. Informatics 5 (3) (2010)
Katharina Schleidt, Herbert Schentz, Michael Mirtl
Overcoming the Multiple Islands of Ontologies. EnviroInfo (2005)
Herbert Schentz, Katharina Schleidt, Martin König, Michael Mirtl
MORIS - MEDEA or Using Ecological Tools for Monitoring of Meteorological Extreme Events. EnviroInfo (2005)