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  2. Materials informatics is widely acknowledged as a means of accelerating the rate of new materials discovery and material development. Such an approach will require widespread use of data driven methodologies and it is anticipated that downstream stakeholders, particularly industry, will be heavily involved in providing the required resources. This paper will propose workflows that illustrate how data driven methods could reasonably be applied to the processing-structure-properties relationships of locally sourced non-conventional materials. It is anticipated that simple material tests and imaging techniques will provide sufficient digital information for data driven approaches at relatively low cost. This utility will be illustrated using the example of bamboo and the levels of structure observable using widely available digital phone cameras. Finally, the possible role of the NOCMAT community in facilitating materials informatics will be considered. 
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  3. Materials informatics is widely acknowledged as a means of accelerating the rate of new materials discovery and material development. Such an approach will require widespread use of data driven methodologies and it is anticipated that downstream stakeholders, particularly industry, will be heavily involved in providing the required resources. This paper will propose workflows that illustrate how data driven methods could reasonably be applied to the processing-structure-properties relationships of locally sourced non-conventional materials. It is anticipated that simple material tests and imaging techniques will provide sufficient digital information for data driven approaches at relatively low cost. This utility will be illustrated using the example of bamboo and the levels of structure observable using widely available digital phone cameras. Finally, the possible role of the NOCMAT community in facilitating materials informatics will be considered. 
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