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Tony Davies, Peter Lampen and Robert Lancashire are worried about their metadata, or perhaps the lack of it. With the explosion of data and ways to mine and make use of it, having accurate and appropriate metadata about analytical data sets is vital if they are to be reused efficiently or at all. This is also an area that is being increasingly targeted by regulators, with the US FDA issuing guidance at the end of 2018; others will follow. You have been warned.
期刊介绍:
Spectroscopy Europe is the only European publication dedicated to all areas of Spectroscopy. It publishes a wide range of articles on the latest developments, interesting and important applications, new techniques and the latest development in the field. This controlled-circulation magazine is available free-of-charge to qualifying individuals engaged in spectroscopy within Europe. Includes regular news, a comprehensive diary of events worldwide, product introductions, meeting reports, book reviews and regular columns on chemometrics, data handling, process spectroscopy and reference materials.