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Describing your sensor is the

basic for

foundation of future use and re-use of sensor information e.g. publishing data in AWI-operated portals, monitoring of data streams, archiving

the

data, etc. The

user-friendly

web application sensor.awi.de is available to manage the sensor-specific information (e.g manufacturer information, serial number, inventory number, photos, calibration reports, physical characterization of parameters, etc).

Please start with

SENSOR

sensor.awi.de

. Log

, log in or create a new account. Choose a platform type and add your sensor and complement the basic

informations

information.

Note
You will find further handling information in the AWI Intranet under "Sensor Information System" or some video hints in sensor.awi.de itself.
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Describing your sensor output data as a generic "raw data project" is a necessary part for a seamless data transfer undergoing a "file structure" validation process, adding metadata and assigning a digital object identifier (DOI) for the dataset achived in the PANGAEA-System.

The

describing information

description consists of data format

manual for

manuals to re-

using

use the data and

the

a generic file- and directory-naming convention. Please use the "Ingest"-Tab of your sensor in sensor.awi.de. as a first contact. The data format document(s)

will

has to be stored in ePIC

, The adding of naming conventions has to be done by contacting ingestion@awi

or in sensor.awi.de

by mail

as by the "Resources"-Tab.

The file- and directory-naming convention will to be declared as an regular expression once only. Each new dataset is checked against this expression

automaticly

automatically. The metadata creation section combines the date and time information out of the file and/or directory names with the track information if available. Both, the dataset and metadata will be submitted to the PANGAEA-System.

By this, it is a good idea for further steps to store your sensor data in a sensor specific directory structure.

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titleThe standard convention for the file- and directory-naming are:
sensor-1/Cruise-ID/Station-ID/"sensor-data-files"
sensor-2/Cruise-ID/Station-ID/"sensor-data-files"
...
sensor-n/Cruise-ID/Station-ID/"sensor-data-files"

The name oder ID (DeviceURN) of "sensor-i" should have a reference in SENSOR.awi.de.


Note
You will find further information in the AWI intranet under "RDIF: Raw Data Ingestion Framework at AWI".

Now it is time for step

2 (next step...)

2a or 2b or  2c.

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Use 

ingestion@awi

o2a-support@awi.de for questions/comments.