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Re: [rda-agrisemantics-wg][rda-rice-wg] Re: [rda-agrisemantics-wg][rda-rice-wg] Help needed to design a poster on semantics for agriculture data – rice example

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    Dear Sophie,
    this is a nice and rich poster. Please feel free to consider these
    suggestions:
    1. maybe highlight the “why” as you did for the issues and the
    solutions. We can guess more or less some purposes from the picture
    (more interdisciplinarity, reproducibility of science, more services for
    end users such as breeders, farmers, decision makers, etc.) but it might
    not be obvious for everyone.
    2. add PIDs in the list of solutions as they play a key role in
    desambiguisation
    3. maybe also add documentation in addition to ontologies in the list of
    solutions. By documentation, I mean metadata, articles and whatever
    other document. This is to echo an explaination François Tardieu
    explaining during the PhenoHarmonis workshop that in the context of high
    throughput phenotyping, a huge number of environmental variables are
    beeing generated continuously. And while it is very important to include
    them into ontologies, it might not always be possible to do it timely
    because ontologies construction and updating are quite time consuming
    and hard. But you maybe not mean to be exhaustive here.
    Esther

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