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Earth System Science Workbench: a data management infrastructure for earth science products

James Frew, Rajendra Bose

2002 · 108 citations · 6 references

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Abstract

The Earth System Science Workbench (ESSW) is a non-intrusive data management infrastructure for researchers who are also data publishers. An implementation of ESSW to track the processing of locally received satellite imagery is presented, demonstrating the Workbench's transparent and robust support for archiving and publishing data products. ESSW features a Lab Notebook metadata service, an ND-WORM (No Duplicate-Write Once Read Many) storage service, and Web user interface tools. The Lab Notebook logs processes (experiments) and their relationships via a custom API to XML documents stored in a relational database. The ND-WORM provides a managed storage archive for the Lab Notebook by keeping unique file digests and name-space meta-data, also in a relational database. ESSW Notebook tools allow project searching and ordering, and file and meta-data management.

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