Curation
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Curation may refer to:
Activities
- Algorithmic curation, curation using computer algorithms
- Content curation, the collection and sorting of information
- Data curation, management activities required to maintain research data
- Digital curation, the preservation and maintenance of digital assets
- Evidence management, the indexing and cataloguing of evidence related to an event
- Cultural heritage management, conservation of cultural sites and resources
People who perform curation
- Curator, manager or interpreter, traditionally of tangible assets of a library or museum
- Biocurator, professional scientist who maintains information for biological databases
See also
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