Difference between revisions of "ISO Aggregation"
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+ | ==ESIP Response== | ||
+ | *KB - GIS Bounding Environmental Observations, etc., Imagery Collections | ||
+ | *Tyler Stevens - GCMD DIF has "Parent"/"Child" relationships in metadata | ||
+ | *Jeff Arnfield - station metadata is often hierarchical, nested, or draws on other components. Our data products or datasets often involve aggregation | ||
+ | *James - OPeNDAP servers (really DAP Servers in general) need to support aggregation in several ways. We have use cases, part. tiles, and time series | ||
+ | *Xing | ||
+ | *Ed Armstrong - Instruments > Missions > Campaigns | ||
+ | *Henry - aggregation from daily to monthly | ||
+ | *Rudy Husar | ||
[[Category: ISO Metadata]] | [[Category: ISO Metadata]] |
Revision as of 10:49, July 18, 2008
How ISO Does It
The ISO AggregateInformation object provides a powerful mechanism for grouping multiple metadata records into sets based on a number of relationships described by the AssociationType and InitiativeTypeCodes. Note that the sets are identified by MD_Identifiers which suggests that they could have metadata records of their own.
MD_AggregateInformation
+ aggregateDataSetName [0..1] : CI_Citation
+ aggregateDataSetIdentifier [0..1] : MD_Identifier
+ associationType : DS_AssociationTypeCode
+ initiativeType [0..1] : DS_InitiativeTypeCode
MD_InitiativeTypeCode
+ campaign
+ collection
+ exercise
+ experiment
+ investigation
+ mission
+ sensor
+ operation
+ platform
+ process
+ program
+ project
+ study
+ task
+ trial
DS_AssociationTypeCode
+ crossReference
+ largerWorkCitation
+ partOfSeamlessDatabase
+ source
+ stereoMate
ESIP Response
- KB - GIS Bounding Environmental Observations, etc., Imagery Collections
- Tyler Stevens - GCMD DIF has "Parent"/"Child" relationships in metadata
- Jeff Arnfield - station metadata is often hierarchical, nested, or draws on other components. Our data products or datasets often involve aggregation
- James - OPeNDAP servers (really DAP Servers in general) need to support aggregation in several ways. We have use cases, part. tiles, and time series
- Ed Armstrong - Instruments > Missions > Campaigns
- Henry - aggregation from daily to monthly
- Rudy Husar