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2024-10-21
09:00 – 10:01
While waiting for more people to join RH shared the latest news:
- It’s official now: Some DAPHNE project money has been officially released for contribution to SciCat development. The developer in concern from the company will have daily stand ups with Max (ESS) and a weekly report is made to me about progress. Plan remains to share progress in a biweekly schedule to DAPHNE/DESY community (2024-11-01 would be the first Friday to hold it, on Monday, 4th November, RH will share it). Details will follow.
- Mora presented metadata for P10, basically for the 2 types of metadata:
RAW (overview on slide 4, following slides in more detsails)
s4: lighter colored (purple) boxes require active user info.
s6: Scientific metadata is desired, in red: optional information
Relevant parameters for the user to identifiy his dataset:
exposure time and transmission (== attenuation)
Typical data structure:
Per scicat dataset want to store a “file” (== “measurement”, he named it “scan”) and the number that it consists of e.g. 1500 “frames”.
PROCESSED contains analysis specific processings like pointer to analysis code.
After discussions the following became clearer:
Need to use standardised names for scientific metadata and -to start- constrain to what’s available.
Follow up: Fabian W and Jan K will meet to do that. Mora will iterate also with users and come back to report in SCT.
Cover with 8 to 10 entries information of processed datasets – This data type is for analysis more relevant to users. Check for standardised ontologies (follow up from Anton B comments) and iterate with users.
Question to follow up as well:
What is needed that the user input e.g. IGSN, i.e. some information about the sample?
Participants: