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Using a units ontology to annotate pre-existing metadata

Porter et al., 2025

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8485680296849987398
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Porter J
O’Brien M
Frants M
Earl S
Martin M
Laney C
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Automated processing of environmental data is hindered by the wide array of unit representations provided in the metadata of digital datasets. For example, gm/m2, g/m2, gm- 2, g/m^ 2, gm-2 and gramPerMeterSquared are all representations of a single complex unit …
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