Authors :
Uzair Shaikh; Akanksha Kulkarni
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7453488
Abstract :
Data Assimilation’. In this framework, a data
repository, the so-called TR32DB project database, was
established in 2008 with the aim to manage the resulting
data of the involved scientists [1]. The data documentation
with accurate, extensive metadata has been a key task.
Consequently, a standardized, interoperable, multi-level
metadata schema has been designed and implemented to
ensure a proper documentation and publication of all
project data (e.g. data, publication, reports), as well as to
facilitate data search, exchange and -use. A user-friendly
web-interface was designed for a simple metadata input
and search.
As well as major cultural and organizational changes
in the external operating environment, from which a
sustainable business model for digital preservation has
emerged. This article will take a retrospective look at
challenges that have been faced and will review current
and future priorities for those seeking to establish digital
repositories.
Keywords :
Metadata, Research, Management, Database, Spatial Infrastructures, Internet/Web, Soil, Vegetation, Atmosphere
Data Assimilation’. In this framework, a data
repository, the so-called TR32DB project database, was
established in 2008 with the aim to manage the resulting
data of the involved scientists [1]. The data documentation
with accurate, extensive metadata has been a key task.
Consequently, a standardized, interoperable, multi-level
metadata schema has been designed and implemented to
ensure a proper documentation and publication of all
project data (e.g. data, publication, reports), as well as to
facilitate data search, exchange and -use. A user-friendly
web-interface was designed for a simple metadata input
and search.
As well as major cultural and organizational changes
in the external operating environment, from which a
sustainable business model for digital preservation has
emerged. This article will take a retrospective look at
challenges that have been faced and will review current
and future priorities for those seeking to establish digital
repositories.
Keywords :
Metadata, Research, Management, Database, Spatial Infrastructures, Internet/Web, Soil, Vegetation, Atmosphere
