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Nick McKay edited Data and metadata standards - linking the data.tex
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\item[parameter] short parameter name \textit{example: SST}
\item[description] longer description of the parameter \textit{example: sea-surface temperature inferred from Mg/Ca ratios}
\item[units] \textit{example: deg C}
\item[climateIntepretation] five parameters that allow for a concise description of how the climate-sensitive parameter is related to climate. This is required for at least one column in the PAGES 2k database, but may not be appropriate for all paleoArchives.
\begin{description}
\item[parameter] what aspect(s) of climate are recorded in this archive; \textit{example: temperature}
\item[parameterDetail] provides detail on "climateInterpretationParameter" \textit{example: sea surface}
\item[seasonality] \textit{example: May, June , July}
\item[interpretationDirection] Do the values have a positive or negative relation to the inferred parameter \textit{example: positive}
\item[basis] quote from paper or other argument that justifies the interpretation \textit{example: regional core top calibration equation (Bakker et al., 2005}
\end{description
\end{description}
\item[chronData metadata] metadata associated with chronDataTable: