Federated Search

Welcome to the Federated Search Cluster

The objective of the Federated Search Cluster is implement a federated search capability within ESIP, including space-time queries for individual data items. The cluster is an active collaboration site for contributing components and plays a governance role in the development of community conventions and vocabularies. Register in the ESIP wiki and click on the "watch" tab to be notified of ongoing events.

What's New 2011-02-08: The ESIP Federated Search cluster page is deprecated. Join us at our new location on the ESIP Discovery Cluster page. 2010-11-30: Working draft document of the Discovery feed Atom response format posted. Please contribute. 2010-11-04: At the NASA Earth Science Data System Working Group, a proposal was made to expand the scope of Federated search to cover Discovery more generally, thus bringing into the fold datacasting and servicecasting. 2010-07-20: Federated Search Workshop (ESIP 2010, Knoxville) 2010-01-06: Poster at ESIP Meeting 2009-12-16: Presentation at AGU 2009-10-21: Presentation at ESDSWG on Federated Search (with comments) 2009-09-02: AGU Abstract submitted: Federated Space-Time Query for Earth Science Data Using OpenSearch Conventions Old News

Contrib Federated Search To Do FROST Architecture Options OpenSearch Response Conventions The Convention Making Process FROST Clients FROST Servers and Indexers How-To Guide for Implementing ESIP Federated Search Servers OpenSearch service examples OpenSearch Description Document Examples Opensearch Strawman Proposal from NSIDC Discovery Cast Atom Response Format (working draft)

Resources Federated Search Cluster: About | History | Participants Federated Search Use Cases Federated Search Convention OpenSearch Web Site (external link) ESDSWG Tech Infusion Wiki section on Federated Recursive OpenSearch Toolset

Get Involved Email List: Subscribe Email archive: http://rtpnet.org/pipermail/esip-federatedsearch/ Contact Cluster Coordinator: Chris Lynnes

Acknowledgment: This wiki format and structure was shamelessly stolen--make that "reused"--from the Semantic Web Cluster. Federated_Search