Managing Scientific Metadata Using XML

Authors:
Ruixin Yang;Menas Kafatos;X. Sean Wang
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Internet Computing
Year:
2002

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Abstract

Satellites and other Earth-observing systems produce huge amounts of data at ever-expanding rates. The EOS satellite Terra alone adds more than half a terabyte of data each day, and other Earth-observing platforms and computer weather and climate models produce even more. To use this data in their research effectively, scientists need distributed user-centric information systems with effective search, analysis, andordering capabilities.