[HubbardBrookCOS] How to cite Hubbard Brook data
Mary Martin
mary.martin at unh.edu
Wed Apr 22 11:00:51 EDT 2020
Hubbard Brook COS,
Since this is probably a great time for working on papers, it's also a
good time for a data
citation refresher. All Hubbard Brook data are submitted to the
Environmental Data Initiative (EDI)
Repository. If you are working on a paper now, with new data that are
not in the repository, I am here to
help you with that step.
Keep in mind, that there are different ways to access data - a web or
data portal search that
links you to data via URL, and a repository citation that includes a
persistent DOI. The take home
message here is that a link may work today, but the DOI will work
forever!!!! See these
examples below. If you have any questions about citing data in your
manuscripts, please let
me know.
-Mary
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