W. Davenport Robertson

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2001-2014
Publications (10 Years): 0

Top Topics

Hierarchical Data

Scientific Data

Top Venues

Coll. Res. Libr.

Publications

Cheryl A. Thompson, W. Davenport Robertson, Jane Greenberg
Where Have All the Scientific Data Gone? LIS Perspective on the Data-At-Risk Predicament. Coll. Res. Libr. 75 (6) (2014)
Anona C. Earls, Erin Clary, Jane Greenberg, Aaron Kirschenfeld, Angela P. Murillo, W. Davenport Robertson, Shea Swauger, William L. Anderson
The Data-at-Risk Initiative: A Metadata Scheme for Documenting Data Rescue Activities. iPRES (2013)
Angela P. Murillo, Cheryl A. Thompson, Nico Carver, W. Davenport Robertson, Jane Greenberg, William L. Anderson
The data-at-risk initiative: Analyzing the current state of endangered scientific data. ASIST (2012)
W. Davenport Robertson, Jane Greenberg
Architecting a Cross-Disciplinary Thesaurus for the Semantic Web. Dublin Core Conference (2004)
Jane Greenberg, Abe Crystal, W. Davenport Robertson, Ellen M. Leadem
Iterative Design of Metadata Creation Tools for Resource Authors. Dublin Core Conference (2003)
Corey A. Harper, Jane Greenberg, W. Davenport Robertson, Ellen M. Leadem
Abstraction versus Implementation: Issues in Formalizing the NIEHS Application Profile. Dublin Core Conference (2002)
Jane Greenberg, W. Davenport Robertson
Semantic Web Construction: An Inquiry of Authors' Views on Collaborative Metadata Generation. Dublin Core Conference (2002)
W. Davenport Robertson, Ellen M. Leadem, Jed Dube, Jane Greenberg
Design and Implementation of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Dublin Core Metadata Schema. Dublin Core Conference (2001)
Jane Greenberg, Maria Cristina Pattuelli, Bijan Parsia, W. Davenport Robertson
Author-generated Dublin Core Metadata for Web Resources: A Baseline Study in an Organization. J. Digit. Inf. 2 (2) (2001)
Jane Greenberg, Maria Cristina Pattuelli, Bijan Parsia, W. Davenport Robertson
Author-generated Dublin Core Metadata for Web Resources: A Baseline Study in an Organization. Dublin Core Conference (2001)