Data Science Journal, Volume 3

Volume 3, 2004

• Wing Tsang:
  Progress in the development of combustion kinetics databases for liquid fuels. 1-9
  
• Eric A. Kihn, Mikhail N. Zhizhin, Richard A. Siquig, Rob Redmon:
  The Environmental Scenario Generator (ESG): a distributed environmental data archive analysis tool. 10-28
  
• Paul Ginsparg:
  Scholarly information architecture, 1989 - 2015. 29-37
  
• Gladys A. Cotter, Mike Frame, Ron Sepic:
  Integrated science for environmental decision-making: the challenge for biodiversity and ecosystem informatics. 38-59
  
• K. Kurihara, Takashi Kunisawa:
  A gene order database of plastid genomes. 60-79
  
• Bertrand Delecroix, Renaud Eppstein:
  Co-word analysis for the non-scientific information example of Reuters Business Briefings. 80-87
  
• Yoshiyuki Kaji, Hirokazu Tsuji, Mitsutane Fujita, Y. Xu, Kenji Yoshida, Shinichi Mashiko, Kazuki Shimura, Shunichi Miyakawa, S. Asino:
  Development of a knowledge based system linked to a materials database. 88-95
  
• Christian Bourret:
  Data concerns and challenges in health: networks, information systems and electronic records. 96-113
  
• Enrico Franceschi, Andrea Bulgarelli, Fabio Grandi, Fulvio Gianotti, Massimo Trifoglio:
  Application of XML technologies to telemetry Data management in test equipment for scientific Satellite missions. 114-134
  
• Peter W. Arzberger, Peter Schroeder, Anne Beaulieu, Geoffrey C. Bowker, Kathleen Casey, Leif Laaksonen, David Moorman, Paul Uhlir, Paul Wouters:
  Promoting Access to Public Research Data for Scientific, Economic, and Social Development. 135-152
  
• Udeepta Bordoloi, David L. Kao, Han-Wei Shen:
  Visualization techniques for spatial probability density function data. 153-162
  
• Hongzhan Huang, Zhang-Zhi Hu, Baris E. Suzek, Cathy H. Wu:
  The PIR integrated protein databases and data retrieval system. 163-174
  
• Helga Tabuchi:
  International protection of non-original databases; studies on the economic impact of the intellectual property protection of non-original databases. 175-181
  
• F. J. Smith:
  Adding intelligence to a scientific database. 182-190
  

• William L. Anderson:
  Some challenges and issues in managing, and preserving access to, long-lived collections of digital scientific and technical data. 191-201
  
• Terry Eastwood:
  Appraising digital records for long-term preservation. 202-208
  
• Myron P. Gutmann, Kevin Schürer, Darrell Donakowski, Hilary Beedham:
  The selection, appraisal, and retention of social science data. 209-221
  
• Luigi Fusco, Joost van Bemmelen:
  Earth observation archives in digital library and grid infrastructures. 222-226
  
• Julie Esanu, Joy Davidson, Seamus Ross, William L. Anderson:
  Selection, Appraisal, and Retention of Digital Scientific Data: Highlights of an ERPANET/CODATA Workshop. 227-232