Most existing systems store provenance data in provenance stores with proprietary provenance data models and conduct query processing over the physical provenance storages using query languages, such as SQL, SPARQL, and XQuery, which are closely coupled to the underlying storage strategies.
Augmenting these enhancements are both downloadable spreadsheets containing data from the tables and figures, enriched with provenance information, and examples of 'mashups' with data from other articles and Google Maps.
In addition, they provided downloadable spreadsheets containing data from the tables and figures, enriched with provenance information and examples of 'mashups' with data from other articles and Google Maps.
So many restaurant menus these days are cluttered and clogged with data: the provenance of your eggs, the name of the Pacific Northwest inlet that supplied that minuscule sprinkle of sea salt.
What is needed are digital services that can securely store and analyze the majority of our health information, aggregated from multiple sources (tagged appropriately with provenance meta-data, see [ 9] for more details), with the ability to share this information with health care providers toward the goal of generating informed insights and, ultimately, improving health.
These descriptions paved the way for classification of concepts associated with phylogenetic data (including provenance information), phylogenetic workflows, and the results of phylogenetic analysis.
Data provenance is a priority.
Data provenance is an institute priority.
Data provenance has a markedly different core principle.
Trust evaluation frameworks utilize data provenance along with the sensed data values to compute the trustworthiness of each data item.
The instrumentation of e-Science platforms with provenance tracking techniques provides useful information from a data analysis process design or debugging perspective.
