0 the selection and care of objects to be shown in a museum or to form part of a collection of art, an exhibition,, etc.:
the curation of archaeological artefacts
his curation of the 2016 Meltdown festival
In addition, technologies for scientific sample handling, packaging and curation, highly reliable long-life surface systems for use in wide temperature ranges, and astronautrobot interactions are being explored and developed.
The committee was concerned also about the state of curation in other non-grant-in-aid museums in the country.
Curation-based skills are needed in all museums and are a vital part of professional training for a museum-oriented career.
The first is the key issue of biodiversity research; the second the importance of curation; and the third a short comment on sources of funding.
Curation tools help teams refine and improve collateral with the aim of increasing sales effectiveness.
Enterprises, scientists, and researchers are starting to participate within data curation communities to improve the quality of their common data.
Automatic annotation tools try to perform all this by computer analysis, as opposed to manual annotation (a.k.a. curation) which involves human expertise.
Basic implementation involves curation of data from social media on large scale and to make sense out of it.
