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Submitting data to (and getting data from!) BODC

This guide provides essential insights on submitting data to the British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC), including archiving original data, tracking reformats, compiling metadata, and preparing documentation. BODC processes vast amounts of data, hosting over 81,932 series and nearly 2.5 million samples across various categories. With extensive data usage and numerous published datasets, BODC facilitates access to oceanographic data. Learn about future projects, including improved web delivery and data publication with DOIs, enhancing accessibility for the scientific community.

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Submitting data to (and getting data from!) BODC

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  1. Submitting data to (and getting data from!) BODC Adam Leadbetter British Oceanographic Data Centre Joseph Proudman Building 6 Brownlow Street Liverpool L3 5DA, UK

  2. BODC – A little background

  3. Submitting data to BODC

  4. Archiving Original Data Data Tracking Reformatting Data Restrictions Compiling Metadata Visual inspection Documentation Archiving Final Data Check and audit What BODC does with data Data Distribution

  5. BODC’s data holdings Series & samples • 81,932 series • 407 underway “series” • 2,476,953 samples • T, S, D: 670,194 • Biology: 597,150 • Nutrients: 405,497 • Optical properties: 223,269 • Dissolved gases: 209,556 • Chemistry: 199,615 • 330 organisations

  6. Usage of BODC’s data holdings Requests 2009/10 • 54,000 • 645 published datasets (CD-ROMS etc…) • 112,000 website visits • 238,000 web services

  7. Searching BODC’s data holdings

  8. BODC’s delivery formats

  9. Serving data to other communities

  10. The future… Projects within BODC • Web delivery of samples data • Quick view plots of data • Publication of data with DOIs • File upload area

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