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					Tools
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				<p class="lead">Over the years, many tools have been developed
					to facilitate effective data management, archiving content, and
					retrieving data for synthetic analysis projects.</p>
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					rDataONE
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				<p class="lead">An R package for accessing Arctica and other DataONE repositories.</p>
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		          rDataONE provides the ability to seamlessly access and
		          contribute data from within the R programming language to
		          various DataONE repositories, including Arctica.  By accessing
		          data using a persistent DataONE identifier, R scripts become
		          significatly more portable -- any user with the script can run
		          it because all of the data is accessed directly from Arctica
		          or other repositories.  Also, as much data is generated within
		          R, we have made it seamless to upload data objects, assign
		          them an identifier (including a DOI), and provide metadata so
		          that others can use the data in their own analyses and models.
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			    <p>Install rDataONE from CRAN:
                    <code>install.packages("rdataone")</code>
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					<a href="http://releases.dataone.org/online/dataone_r/" target="_external">More about rDataONE <i class="icon-double-angle-right"></i></a>
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					Metacat
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				<p class="lead">A flexible metadata database.</p>
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				<p>As a repository for data and metadata (documentation
					about data), Metacat helps scientists find, understand and effectively
					use data sets they manage or that have been created by others.
					Thousands of data sets are currently documented in a standardized
					way and stored in Metacat systems around the world, providing the scientific
					community with a broad range of science data that - because the data
					are well and consistently described - can be easily searched,
					compared, merged, or used in other ways.
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					EML - Ecological Metadata Language
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				<p class="lead">A metadata standard developed for the earth, environmental and ecological sciences.</p>
				<p>It is based on prior work done by the Ecological Society of America and associated efforts. 
					EML is implemented as a series of XML document types that can by used in a modular and extensible manner to document scientific research data.
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		   <h3>Arctica Developer Tools</h3>
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				Arctica supports the DataONE REST API for automating the process of
                uploading, downloading, and searching for data on Arctica using scripted
                languages such as shell, R, Matlab, and Python, among others. 
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            <a href="#api">Learn more about the Arctica Developer Tools and API <i class="icon icon-on-right icon-double-angle-right"></i></a>
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