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This (or sub-pages) is the place to drop Use Case descriptions relevant for the DF discussion.
Current Status: Use Cases to be re-reviewed and put in context of current DF activities and RDA outputs
Author: Thomas Jejkal
Date: 12 Dec, 2014
Dear DFIG members,
I've prepared a Use Case document covering a project we are currently working on which might be interesting for the White Paper currently being written. The project is about building up an "Open Reference Data Repository for Nanoscopy". For a more detailed view on the Use Case and its challenges please see the attached document.
Regards,
Thomas.
Author: Reagan Moore
Date: 20 Jan, 2015
A data fabric use case is described for organizing distributed data into a shareable collection. The emphsis is on the data management activities that need to be enforced, automated, and validated.
Author: Peter Wittenburg
Date: 24 Jan, 2015
We would like to encourage everyone who wants to upload a Use Case to make use of the attached template. This makes it more easy to compare and analyse which is at the heart of the DFIG work.
Peter, Rob, Zhu
Author: Siri Jodha Khalsa
Date: 09 Mar, 2015
I understand that submitters may not want their use cases public right away, but you could list the titles and submitters of use cases on the wiki.
Author: Peter Wittenburg
Date: 09 May, 2015
Dear Data Fabric colleagues,
attached are all use cases that have been submitted to us as far as we know. Please correct us if we forgot something. The following cases are in the zip file "Use Cases1":
In addition we will add a number of desciptions that contain useful information to our discussion and which we found for example in the EUDAT store or which were sent to us - they may be slightly outdated and are included in the zip file "Use Cases2":
Please have a look, add your use cases and motivate your colleagues to add use cases.
best
Peter
Author: Chris Morris
Date: 01 Jun, 2015
A published structure is the result of several processing steps, beginning with data from one or more experimental facilities. Keeping track of which data entered into the result is an overhead cost for scientists which IT could help with.
It would go a long way forward to addressing this if repositories become able to save PROV-O metadata.
Author: Ralph Müller-Pf...
Date: 01 Jun, 2015
Hi there,
I've prepared a use case of our computing center which is not as specific as the other use cases. We serve many communities and thus have to have both a general/generic and a specific view.
Cheers,
Ralph
Author: Peter Baumann
Date: 05 Aug, 2015
Hi all,
I just have added a use case materialized in the EarthServer initiative: fusion on Petascale spatio-temporal datacubes utilizing an array database, rasdaman. As it is not (yet?) shown I attach it again.
Looking forward to discussion.
-Peter
Author: Daniel Kurzawe
Date: 20 Aug, 2015
Dear all,
here is a use-case of a humanities data centre design project.
Best,
Daniel