Update (and future plans) on CADIS
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Update (and future plans) on CADIS
the next generation portal, a gateway now, is under development
it should be in beta by October
should go live in December, replacing the present portal the gateway will have enhanced search capabilities
no longer will rely on a hierarchical structure for finding data
metadata will reside in two databases
THREDDS catalogs will be generated as needed from the PostgreSQL database, similar to the way EOL has been doing it for the CDP
searches will use the RDF (Resource Description Framework)Triple Store database
queries short statements in the form of subject-predicate-object for both text and geospatial searches
Update (and future plans) on CADIS
the present CADIS metadata profile will continue to define data sets
metadata can come into the databases and gateway through several routes
metadata input form
same as present portal changes to it may be made after gateway has been live for a while
DIF or other XML file uploaded to gateway
OAI-PMH harvesting of other data repositories
THREDDS catalogs
ARMAP and ARLISS (various web services)
Update (and future plans) on CADIS
the ingest of existing THREDDS catalogs will be used to initially populate the gateway
a one-time operation
need to make sure all metadata is represented in the present THREDDS catalogs before ingest
no file level metadata have been defined for CADIS, yet, nor collected
need to extend the metadata input interface to include file level metadata for search, visualization and other planned services
need site information in the database for mapping and searching
lat/lon information for sites has been entered into the mapserver, and shared with the gateway team