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Challenges for Value-Driven Semantic Data Quality Management (2017)

BRENNAN, ROB

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A data quality framework for process mining of electronic health record data (2018)

Fox, Frank; Aggarwal, Vishal R.; Whelton, Helen; Johnson, Owen

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A rule based approach to data certification - applying DQXML for system independent data certification (2013)

Hossain, Fakir

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An Exploration of the Relationship between the Partisan-Business Cycle and Economic Inequality within Developed Economies (2016)

O'Doherty, Richard

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Assessing the quality of geospatial linked data – experiences from Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSi) (2018)

Debattista, Jeremy; Clinton, Eamon; Brennan, Rob

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Automated Highway Tag Assessment of OpenStreetMap Road Networks (2014)

Jilani, Musfira; Corcoran, Padraig; Bertolotto, Michela

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Data Quality Problems and Proactive Data Quality Management in Data-Warehouse-Systems (2002)

Helfert, Markus; Zellner, Gregor; Sousa, Carlos

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Data quality problems in TPC-DI based data integration processes (2018)

Yang, Qishan; Ge, Mouzhi; Helfert, Markus

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Development of a Climate Forcing Observation System for Africa: Data-Related Considerations (2019)

Saunders, Matthew; Beck, Johannes; L?pez-Ballesteros, Ana; Hugo, Wim; Scholes, Robert; ...

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Discovering Dynamic Integrity Rules with a Rules-Based Tool for Data Quality Analyzing (2010)

Pham Thi, Thanh Thoa; Helfert, Markus

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Enhancing the Utility of Anonymized Data by Improving the Quality of Generalization Hierarchies (2018)

Ayala-Rivera, Vanessa; McDonagh, Patrick; Cerqueus, Thomas; Murphy, Liam, B.E.; Thorpe,...

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GazeVisual: A practical software tool and web application for performance evaluation of eye tracking systems (2019)

Kar, Anuradha; Corcoran, Peter

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Guidelines of data quality issues for data integration in the context of the TPC-DI benchmark (2017)

Yang, Qishan; Ge, Mouzhi; Helfert, Markus

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Improving the Utility of Anonymized Datasets through Dynamic Evaluation of Generalization Hierarchies (2017)

Ayala-Rivera, Vanessa; Cerqueus, Thomas; Murphy, Liam, B.E.; Thorpe, Christina

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Information quality and diverse information systems situations (2011)

Foley, Owen

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Integration of multiple network views in Wikipedia (2015)

Wu, Guangyu; Cunningham, Pádraig

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Is the LOD cloud at risk of becoming a museum for datasets? Looking ahead towards a fully collaborative and sustainable LOD cloud. (2019)

Debattista, Jeremy; Attard, Judie; Brennan, Rob; O'Sullivan, Declan

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Issues with data quality for wind turbine condition monitoring and reliability analyses (2019)

Leahy, Kevin; Gallagher, Colm V.; O'Donovan, Peter; O'Sullivan, Dominic T. J.

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Measuring accuracy of triples in knowledge graphs (2017)

Liu, Shuangyan; d’Aquin, Mathieu; Motta, Enrico

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Multi-century trends to wetter winters and drier summers in the England and Wales precipitation series explained by observational and sampling bias in early records (2019)

Murphy, Conor; Wilby, Robert L.; Matthews, Tom K.R.; Thorne, Peter; Broderick, Ciaran; ...

Multi-century trends to wetter winters and drier summers in the England and Wales precipitation series explained by observational and sampling bias in early records (2019)

Murphy, Conor; Wilby, Robert L.; Matthews, Tom K.R.; Thorne, Peter; Broderick, Ciaran; Fealy, Rowan; Hall, Julia; Harrigan, Shaun; Jones, Phil D.; McCarthy, Gerard; MacDonald, Neil; Noone, Simon; Ryan, Ciara

Abstract:

Globally, few precipitation records extend to the 18th century. The England Wales Precipitation (EWP) series is a notable exception with continuous monthly records from 1766. EWP has found widespread use across diverse fields of research including trend detection, evaluation of climate model simulations, as a proxy for mid-latitude atmospheric circulation, a predictor in long-term European gridded precipitation data sets, the assessment of drought and extremes, tree-ring reconstructions and as a benchmark for other regional series. A key finding from EWP has been the multi-centennial trends towards wetter winters and drier summers. We statistically reconstruct seasonal EWP using independent, quality-assured temperature, pressure and circulation indices. Using a sleet and snow series for the UK derived by Profs. Gordon Manley and Elizabeth Shaw to examine winter reconstructions, we show that precipitation totals for pre-1870 winters are likely biased low due to gauge under-catch of s...