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Data rescue: saving environmental data from extinction. [PDF]

Proc Biol Sci, 2022
Historical and long-term environmental datasets are imperative to understanding how natural systems respond to our changing world. Although immensely valuable, these data are at risk of being lost unless actively curated and archived in data repositories. The practice of data rescue, which we define as identifying, preserving, and sharing valuable data
Bledsoe EK, Burant JB, Higino GT, Roche DG, Binning SA, Finlay K, Pither J, Pollock LS, Sunday JM, Srivastava DS.   +9 more
europepmc   +8 more sources

Automation of historical weather data rescue

Geoscience Data Journal
Data rescuers worldwide have been trying to retrieve millions of valuable weather historical records so the observations contained in those records are preserved, searchable, analysable and machine readable.
Y. Zhang, R. E. Sieber
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A roadmap to climate data rescue services [PDF]

Geoscience Data Journal, 2018
AbstractQuantitative approaches to climate risk management such as mapping or impact modelling rely on past meteorological data with daily or sub‐daily resolution, a large fraction of which have not yet been digitized. Over the last decade or so, a number of projects have contributed to the rescue of some of these data.
Stefan Brönnimann, Yuri Brugnara, Rob J. Allan, Manola Brunet, Gilbert P. Compo, Richard I. Crouthamel, Philip D. Jones, Sylvie Jourdain, Jürg Luterbacher, Peter Siegmund, Maria Antónia Valente, Clive W. Wilkinson   +11 more
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Meteorological data rescue: Citizen science lessons learned from Southern Weather Discovery. [PDF]

Patterns (N Y), 2022
Summary Daily weather reconstructions (called “reanalyses”) can help improve our understanding of meteorology and long-term climate changes. Adding undigitized historical weather observations to the datasets that underpin reanalyses is desirable; however,
Lorrey AM, Pearce PR, Allan R, Wilkinson C, Woolley JM, Judd E, Mackay S, Rawhat S, Slivinski L, Wilkinson S, Hawkins E, Quesnel P, Compo GP.   +12 more
europepmc   +2 more sources

Data rescue process in the context of sea level reconstructions: An overview of the methodology, lessons learned, up‐to‐date best practices and recommendations

Geoscience Data Journal, 2023
Coastal water level measurements represent one of the earliest geophysical measurements and allow an assessment of historical sea level rise and trends in tides, river flow and storm surge.
Alexa Latapy, Yann Ferret, Laurent Testut, Stefan Talke, Thorkild Aarup, Frederic Pons, Gwenaele Jan, Elizabeth Bradshaw, Nicolas Pouvreau   +8 more
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Hydrometric data rescue and extension of river flow records: Method development and application to catchments modified by arterial drainage

Geoscience Data Journal, 2023
Extended hydrometric (water level and flow) records are presented for eight Irish catchments subject to arterial drainage. The procedures employed to collect and process historical data, extend flow records and compile key metadata and information about ...
Kate deSmeth, Joanne Comer, Conor Murphy
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Soil legacy data rescue via GlobalSoilMap and other international and national initiatives. [PDF]

GeoResJ, 2017
Legacy soil data have been produced over 70 years in nearly all countries of the world. Unfortunately, data, information and knowledge are still currently fragmented and at risk of getting lost if they remain in a paper format.
Arrouays D, Leenaars JGB, Richer-de-Forges AC, Adhikari K, Ballabio C, Greve M, Grundy M, Guerrero E, Hempel J, Hengl T, Heuvelink G, Batjes N, Carvalho E, Hartemink A, Hewitt A, Hong SY, Krasilnikov P, Lagacherie P, Lelyk G, Libohova Z, Lilly A, McBratney A, McKenzie N, Vasquez GM, Leatitia Mulder V, Minasny B, Luca M, Odeh I, Padarian J, Poggio L, Roudier P, Saby N, Savin I, Searle R, Solbovoy V, Thompson J, Smith S, Sulaeman Y, Vintila R, Rossel RV, Wilson P, Zhang GL, Swerts M, Oorts K, Karklins A, Feng L, Ibelles Navarro AR, Levin A, Laktionova T, Dell'Acqua M, Suvannang N, Ruam W, Prasad J, Patil N, Husnjak S, Pasztor L, Okx J, Hallet S, Keay C, Farewell T, Lilja H, Juilleret J, Marx S, Takata Y, Kazuyuki Y, Mansuy N, Panagos P, Van Liedekerke M, Skalsky R, Sobocka J, Kobza J, Eftekhari K, Kacem Alavipanah S, Moussadek R, Badraoui M, Da Silva M, Paterson G, da Conceicao Gonsalves M, Theocharopoulos S, Yemefack M, Tedou S, Vrscaj B, Grob U, Kozak J, Boruvka L, Dobos E, Taboada M, Moretti L, Rodriguez D.   +88 more
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Data rescue in selected countries in connection with the EUMETNET DARE activity

Geoscience Data Journal, 2022
In situ data are an essential need in the analyses of past and current climate change. All over the world, different data rescue activities try to extend existing time series and to retrieve data in spatial and temporal data sparse regions.
Barbara Chimani, Ingeborg Auer, Marc Prohom, Mateja Nadbath, Anita Paul, Dubravka Rasol   +5 more
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From books to bytes: A new data rescue tool

Geoscience Data Journal, 2019
Historical data provides observational information crucial to our understanding of the evolution of geophysical processes. However, there is a gap between predigital age observations, which are typically handwritten, and data that is discoverable and ...
Victoria Slonosky, Renée Sieber, Gordon Burr, Lori Podolsky, Robert Smith, Madeleine Bartlett, Eun Park, Jeremy Cullen, Frédéric Fabry   +8 more
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Integrating Data Rescue into the Classroom [PDF]

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 2018
AbstractOver much of the globe, the temporal extent of meteorological records is limited, yet a wealth of data remains in paper or image form in numerous archives. To date, little attention has been given to the role that students might play in efforts to rescue these data.
Ryan, Ciara, Duffy, Catriona, Broderick, Ciaran, Thorne, Peter, Curley, Mary, Walsh, Seamus, Daly, Conor, Treanor, Mairead, Murphy, Conor   +8 more
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