Angela P. MurilloIndiana University Indianapolis · Luddy School of Informatics Computing and Engineering
Angela P. Murillo
Ph.D.
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Additional affiliations
August 2018 - present
July 2017 - July 2018
November 2014 - June 2017
Education
August 2010 - December 2016
August 2008 - May 2010
Publications
Publications (48)
Over the last decade, the library and information science (LIS) field has driven data curation education, research, and practice. As the field continues to grow and new techniques and technologies are developed, there is a need to evaluate current data curation practices to understand the important data curation competencies that should be taught t...
The field of data curation is rapidly changing due to new developments in technologies and techniques for conducting data work. As the field of data curation evolves, researchers, practitioners, and educators need to be able to respond to these developments. One way to understand trends in a field is by examining published literature. This study fi...
Library and information science has led data curation research and education for the last two decades, providing data curation education, professional development programs, and a robust professional opportunity. To keep current with the latest trends in competencies and tools needed to conduct data curation activities, this research conducted a sys...
The 2024 Cyberinfrastructure for Major Facilities (CI4MFs) Workshop, organized by U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) CI Compass, the NSF Cyberinfrastructure Center of Excellence, brought together cyberinfrastructure (CI) professionals from the NSF major and midscale research facilities along with participants from the broader CI ecosystem to di...
The project aims to extend the current understanding of data curation competencies by examining existing skill sets and tools through a systematic analysis of data curation literature. For this research, the researchers reviewed forty-two data curation-related documents, including peer-reviewed literature, conference papers, and book sections throu...
2023 Student Fellows Learning about Parallel and Distributed Computing Engagements Major Facilities (MFs) rely on complex cyberinfrastructure (CI) to transform raw data into more interoperable and integration-ready data products 1. Recognize the expertise, experience, and mission-focus of MFs 2. Contribute knowledge and expertise to the MF Data Lif...
The continuous advances in virtual reality (VR) technology have increased its potential for tasks that require hands-on learning. One potential target for VR is its use as an alternative to online learning when a physical lab cannot be accessed due to learner’s financial, travel, or pandemic-related constraints. We enrolled 15 participants to asses...
With growing emphasis on data curation practice in both science and industry, there has been a call for information professionals to take on a substantial role in data curation. Library and information science (LIS) education has been responding to this call by offering various training opportunities from Master's education to professional developm...
This poster presents the preliminary findings of the two-year project, Community Data Curation Competency, which aims to extend the current understanding of data curation competencies in the context of community data, engage with strategic stakeholders (educators, practitioners, community organizations) in the process of curriculum design, and desi...
2023 Student Fellows Learning about Parallel and Distributed Computing Engagements Major Facilities (MFs) rely on complex cyberinfrastructure (CI) to transform raw data into more interoperable and integration-ready data products 1. Recognize the expertise, experience, and mission-focus of MFs 2. Contribute knowledge and expertise to the MF Data Lif...
This poster presents preliminary observations and feedback from the pilot year of a student internship program that was created to prepare and train students in managing large-scale scientific data. This student internship program is part of the CI Compass project, which is a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded project to provide support and e...
The catalytic social justice events of the spring and summer of 2020 led to calls for a racial reckoning within society at large and also within the field of library and information science (LIS). This motivated us to capture the perceptions and voices of professionals across the field about changes they may have witnessed in their workplace, profe...
The field of digital preservation education is evolving due to the rapid developments in the digital preservation field, and as educators and researchers respond to these developments. One way to understand trends in education is through the examination of course syllabi and through the assigned course readings, as instructors often utilize and int...
In 2018, NSF funded an effort to pilot a Cyberinfrastructure Center of Excellence (CI CoE or Center) that would serve the cyberinfrastructure (CI) needs of the NSF Major Facilities (MFs) and large projects with advanced CI architectures. The goal of the CI CoE Pilot project (Pilot) effort was to develop a model and a blueprint for such a CoE by eng...
Following a revolution in digital information and technological development, both the need for and opportunities in digital preservation education have been growing over the last 30 years. This study aimed to examine digital preservation course content through an analysis of course syllabi to understand what is taught in library schools through the...
Scientific data repositories (SDRs) provide a way for scientists to share data through data deposition and reuse of deposited data. Over the last twenty‐plus years, hundreds of scientific SDRs have become available. This research examines 132 SDRs. This study assesses if the information available in the SDRs aligned with what scientists need to det...
Purpose
This study examines Iran-US migrants' use of the most popular messaging application in Iran—Telegram—and shows how they use it to manage their migration information practices.
Design/methodology/approach
This study took a qualitative observation approach. Over the course of six months, over 80 h of observations were conducted on Iran-US mi...
Purpose
Quality Matters is one of the most widely regarded standards for online course design. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many instructors have needed to quickly convert face-to-face classes into an online environment. However, many instructors do not have online education expertise. Standards such as Quality Matters can help guide the creation...
As the availability of data is increasing everyday, the need to reflect on how to make these data meaningful and impactful becomes vital. Current data paradigms have provided data life cycles that often focus on data acumen and data stewardship approaches. In an effort to examine the convergence, tensions, and harmonies of these two approaches, a g...
The current data paradigm is seeking a more integrated and comprehensive framework to make sense of data and its derived issues. From the perspective of the data life cycle, we argue that computational and social approaches complement each other to confront data challenges. Computational approaches consist of ETL (extract, transform, and load), mod...
Purpose
The purpose of this study is to examine the information needs of earth and environmental scientists regarding how they determine data reusability and relevance. Additionally, this study provides strategies for the development of data collections and recommendations for data management and curation for information professionals working along...
The complexity of preserving virtual reality environments combines the challenges of preserving singular digital objects, the relationships among those objects, and the processes involved in creating those relationships. A case study involving the preservation of the Virtual Bethel environment is presented. This case is active and ongoing. The pape...
The article provides the motivations and foundations for creating an interdisciplinary program between a Library and Information Science department and a Human-Centered Computing department. The program focuses on data studies and data science concepts, issues, and skill sets. In the paper, we analyze trends in Library and Information Science curri...
As the demand for data science and data‐intensive capabilities grows in all sectors, educators in schools of information and library and information science are working to deepen and expand their programs to meet workforce expectations. This panel will examine current trends and investments in data education and professionalization, with an emphasi...
Although data availability cannot be considered the sole predictor of effective reuse, because only accessible and well‐managed data can make reuse possible, data reuse is contingent on the availability of data. It is critical to understand the nature of shareability, availability and reusability, and their synergy and relationships, to further und...
This poster presents preliminary findings of a quasi-experiment think-aloud study where scientists were presented four canned results of information regarding earth science data in a counter-balanced design. Scientists were asked to think-aloud regarding what information about the data assisted them in their ability to determine reusability of that...
This paper characterizes the types of research environments in which individuals engaged in digital curation research are embedded or have recently been educated. It reports data from an international survey of individuals who have presented their work in professional venues
(conferences and journals) that address digital curation. We address a fun...
This paper outlines the preliminary proposal plans for dissertation research to examine cyberinfrastructure and interoperability elements that facilitate or interfere with data sharing and reuse. The paper includes a brief review of the literature, a description of previous studies, a preliminary plan for dissertation research, and
expected contrib...
This paper presents research examining metadata capital in the context of the Viral Vector Core Laboratory at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS). Methods include collaborative workflow modeling and a metadata analysis. Models of the laboratory’s workflow and metadata activity are generated to identify potential opportun...
The Data Observation Network for Earth (DataONE), a
U.S. NSF DataNet Partner, seeks to provide
cyberinfrastructure for “open, persistent, robust, and secure
access to…earth science observational data”. Scientists
participating in DataONE are able to deposit, search, and
reuse data available through various DataONE tools. The
research presented in t...
Metadata is crucial for understanding data, and can be viewed as a form of capital in the context of Big data. This paper reports on research simulating the potential of SGHI (Self-Generated Health Information) for predicting asthma episodes. A data set of 2,000 cases was generated using the Monte Carlo simulation method, with secondary modificatio...
This study investigates how people use the Internet to search for an altruistic kidney donor. Although many opinion pieces on this phenomenon have been written, this is the first qualitative study focused on online kidney solicitation from the potential recipient's point of view.
Eight participants - four who successfully found donors and four who...
Metadata disorder and unnecessary costs are increasing due to the expanding population of
scientific data schemes and standards. Metadata challenges are reviewed; and SeaIce1
, a
community driven metadata vocabulary application, is introduced as a potential solution. SeaIce
functions and development challenges are presented. CAMP-4-DATA participant...
The Data-At-Risk and Rescue Initiative (DARI), an extension of
the international CODATA Data-at-Risk Task Group (DARTG),
is investigating how to best document data rescue efforts. This
poster reports on a metadata-driven content analysis, and presents
a metadata scheme for documenting data rescue. Twenty data
rescue projects were reviewed for backg...
Positive impacts associated with urban housing/home ownership programs motivate us to study this topic in relation to ontologies. This paper reviews ontological dependence and presents early work underway in the DataONE Preservation and Metadata Working Group (PAMWG) to collectively leverage existing metadata schemes and ontologies. The paper intro...
Examining the scientific process in relation to endangered data, data reuse, and sharing is crucial in facilitating scientific workflow. Deterioration, format obsolescence, and insufficient metadata for discovery are significant problems leading to loss of scientific data. The research presented in this paper considers these potentially lost data....
CurateGear: Enabling the Curation of Digital Collections took place on January 6, 2012, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It was a highly interactive, day-long event focusing on digital curation tools and methods, involving presentations and demonstrations by a variety of experts. It will be followed by a second interactive day-long public symposium,...
Positive impacts associated with urban housing/home ownership programs motivate us to study this topic in relation to ontologies. This paper reviews ontological dependence and presents early work underway in the DataONE Preservation and Metadata Working Group (PAMWG) to collectively leverage existing metadata schemes and ontologies. The paper intro...
Examining scientists’ perceptions of endangered data, data reuse and data sharing is crucial in the understanding of the scientific process. Deterioration, format obsolescence, and insufficient metadata for discovery and retrieval are just some of the many elements that lead to possible loss of valuable scientific data. In order to investigate the...
Organized under the auspices of the DigCCurr II project funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), a digital curation pre-conference symposium was held on July 8, 2012 at the University of California-Los Angeles in association with the Archival Education Research Initiative's AERI 2012. Seven digital curation experts from six in...
Examining fragile scientific data is crucial to ensuring that these data are not lost and can continue to be part of the scientific process. In order to investigate various aspects of endangered scientific data the Data-At-Risk Initiative (DARI) project has conducted three studies that provide insight into the current state of scientific data-at-ri...
Sphaerosiderite, a morphologically distinct millimeter-scale spherulitic siderite (FeCO3), forms predominantly in wetland soils and sediments, and is common in the geologic record. Ancient sphaerosiderites are found in paleosol horizons within coal-bearing stratigraphic intervals and, like their modern counterparts, are interpreted as having formed...
The unparalleled World Digital Library (WDL) was conceptualized by James H. Billington who proposed his idea to the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO in 2005. Mr. Billington has been the Librarian of Congress since 1989 and has been a catalyst for many visionary projects including the American Memory Historical Collections and the National Digita...