PanData- Europe |
Data Policy |
Lead |
ESRF |
Contact |
Rudolf Dimper, ESRF |
Objectives |
- The increasingly high profile of issues surrounding preservation and access of research
- data makes it important to work towards harmonisation of data polices across the research base.
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Deliverables |
- D2.1 - Common policy framework on scientific data
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 1 |
Management |
Lead |
STFC |
Contact |
Denise Small, STFC/RAL, denise.small_at_stfc.ac.uk |
Objectives |
- To establish an effective and efficient collaboration between the partners delivering added value to each participant through shared networking, service, and research activities.
- To ensure that the project achieves its objectives with the agreed budget and time scales and to the required quality.
- To report to the Commission as required
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Deliverables |
- D1.1 - Project management structures, reporting, risk and quality management procedures
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 2 |
Engagement and Dissemination |
Lead |
DESY |
Contact |
Frank Schluenzen, DESY, frank.schluenzen_at_desy.de |
Objectives |
- Engagement with other initiatives and dissemination of project results, in particular to other research infrastructures.
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Deliverables |
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 3 |
User Catalogue and AAA Service |
Lead |
PSI |
Contact |
Mirjam van Daalen, PSI, Mirjam.vanDaalen_at_psi.ch |
Objectives |
- To deploy, operate and evaluate a system for pan-European user identification across the participating facilities and implement common processes for the joint maintenance of that system.
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Deliverables |
- D3.1 - Specification of AAA Infrastructure
- D3.1 - revised version
- D3.2 - Pilot Deployment of initial AAI service infrastructure
- D3.3 - Production deployment of AAA infrastructure
- D3.4 - Evaluation of initial AAA service infrastructure
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 4 |
Data Catalogue Service |
Lead |
ELETTRA |
Contact |
Milan Prica, ELETTRA, milan.prica_at_elettra.trieste.it |
Objectives |
This workpackage will deploy, operate and evaluate a generic catalogue of scientific data across the participating facilities and promote its integration with other catalogues beyond the project.
Specifically, we will:
- develop the generic software infrastructure to support the interoperation of facility data catalogues,
- deploy this software to establish a federated catalogue of data across the partners,
- provide data services based upon this generic framework which will enable users to deposit, search, visualise, and analyse data across the partnersā data repositories,
- evaluate this service from the perspective of facility users,
- manage jointly the evolution of this software and the services based upon it,
- promote the take up of this technology and the services based upon it beyond the project.
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Deliverables |
- D4.1 - Requirements Analysis for common data catalogue
- D4.2 - Populated metadata catalogue with data from the virtual laboratories
- D4.3 - Deployment of cross-facility metadata searching
- D4.4 - Benchmark of performance of the metadata catalogue
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 5 |
Virtual Laboratories |
Lead |
DESY |
Contact |
Thorsten Kracht, DESY, thorsten.kracht_at_desy.de |
Objectives |
To deploy a set of integrated end-to-end user and data services supporting three specific techniques:
- Structural 'joint refinement' against X-ray & neutron powder diffraction data
- Simultaneous analysis of SAXS and SANS data for large scale structures
- Access to tomography data exemplified through paleontological samples
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Deliverables |
- D5.1 - Specific Requirements for the Virtual Laboratories
- D5.1 - Revised version
- D5.2 - Report on the deployment of the specification of the three virtual laboratories
- D5.3 - Report on the implementation of the three virtual laboratories
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 6 |
Provenance |
Lead |
STFC |
Contact |
Brian Matthews, STFC, brian.matthews_at_stfc.ac.uk |
Objectives |
To develop a conceptual framework, which can record and recall the data continuum, and especially the analysis process, and to provide a software infrastructure which implements that model to record analysis steps hence enabling the tracing of the derivation of analysed data outputs. |
Deliverables |
- D6.1 - Model of the data continuum in Photon and Neutron Facilities
- D6.2 - Common ontology definition and definition of tools to support the use of provenance for Photon and Neutron Facilities
- D6.3 - Tools for building research objects in Photon and Neutron Facilities
- D6.4 - An Evaluation of Metadata Tools and Methods to Assess the Impact and Value of Provenance Management in the PaNData community
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PaNdata-ODI Workpackage 7 |
Preservation |
Lead |
ILL |
Contact |
Jean-Francois Perrin, ILL, perrin_at_ill.eu |
Objectives |
To incorporate models and tools oriented towards long-term data preservation into the PaNdata infrastructure, focussing on several aspects considered of benefit: an OAIS-based infrastructure; persistent identifiers; and certification of authenticity and integrity. |
Deliverables |
- D7.1 - Implementation of persistent identifiers for PaNdata datasets
- D7.2 - Mechanisms and tools for information representation and archiving
- D7.3 - Mechanisms and tools for integrity of Datasets
- D7.4 - Report on evaluation of preservation mechanisms
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Workpackage 8 |
Scalability |
Lead |
Diamond |
Contact |
Bill Pulford, DLS, bill.pulford_at_diamond.ac.uk |
Objectives |
To develop a scalable data processing framework combining parallel filesystems with a parallelized standard data format (pNexus pHDF5) to permit applications to make most efficient use of dedicated multi-core environments and to permit simultaneous ingest of data from various sources, while maintaining the possibility for real-time data processing. |
Deliverables |
- D8.1 - Updated version (2014-06-25)
- D8.2 - Evaluation of Parallel file systems and MPI I/O implementations
- D8.3 - Implementation of pNeXus and MPI I/O on parallel file systems
- D8.4 - Examination of Distributed parallel file systems
- D8.5 - Demonstrate capabilities reported in D8.3 and D8.4
- D8.6 - Evaluation of coupling of prototype to multi-core architectures
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