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| + | ====Definitions==== | ||
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| + | * Profile | ||
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| + | I think at gdaac we think of a profile or slice in the context of plots and images and graphs. | ||
| + | A profile is two variable plot along one dimension or along a line in space | ||
| + | as opposed to an image which is a one variable plot in two dimensions. | ||
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| + | vertical profile: | ||
| + | pressure vs temperature along a lat/long track (orbit track) | ||
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| + | * Coverage | ||
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| + | * Feature | ||
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| + | * Sample | ||
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| + | * Others | ||
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| + | ====Data-type Ontology==== | ||
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| + | Some input after Day 1 | ||
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| + | [[Media:Datatype.txt|Data type ontology fragment in OWL (Cathy Dolbear)]] | ||
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| + | [[Image:Design-Day1.jpg]] | ||
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| + | [[Image:Esip_datatype1.jpg]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:46, October 9, 2009
Data Type Ontologies
Example
- cf-att ontology describing the CF convention as datatype attributes
- cf-obj ontology building on cf-att to create data objects
- wcs1p1 ontology describing WCS responses
- netcdf-3 ontology describing netcdf version 3 files
- netcdf-obj ontology building on netcdf-3 to build data objects
| Benno Blumenthal (Benno) 22:13, 14 May 2008 (EDT)
Definitions
- Profile
I think at gdaac we think of a profile or slice in the context of plots and images and graphs. A profile is two variable plot along one dimension or along a line in space as opposed to an image which is a one variable plot in two dimensions.
vertical profile: pressure vs temperature along a lat/long track (orbit track)
- Coverage
- Feature
- Sample
- Others
Data-type Ontology
Some input after Day 1
Data type ontology fragment in OWL (Cathy Dolbear)
