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C1 Digital Object
GOME L1B
E29 Design or Procedure
cc *.c-o gdp01_ex -lm
Source Code
E55 Type
C Language
C3 Formal Derivative
Compilation
E28 Conceptual Object
ANSI C Compiler
C1 Digital Object
Gdp01_ex_lin
(L1B
C1 Digital Object
FFTW library (version 2.1.3)
and math libraries
L1C processor)
E28 Conceptual Object
LINUX 2.4.19
E55 Type
executable
E55 Type
LIBRARY
E28 Conceptual Model
DELL
C10 Software Execution
GOME L1B
1C Processing
C1 Digital Object
Execution phase libraries (not
defined now)
E55 Type
OS
C1 Digital Object
GOME L1B Data
C1 Digital Object
GOME L1C
E55 Type
HARDWARE
E55 Type
LIBRARY
C1 Digital Object
Auxiliary data if needed
Fig. 20.5 Software based ontology
The second module (Fig. 20.5 ) links the processing to those elements (e.g. com-
piler, OS, programming language) that are needed to have a processor. Software
related ontologies are used by the System Administrator when the upgrade is
needed.
The two parts of the schema are shown below:
The colours used in this ontology summarize different knowledge profiles
Earth Observation Expertise: left hand side and top row of boxes
EO archive Expertise: 3 boxes lower right
GOME Expertise: boxes “C8 Digital Device DLR PAF”, “C8 Digital Device
L1b-L1c processor” and “C18 Software Execution GOME processing”
On this basis the Testbed foresees four different DC profiles which are linked to
each knowledge profile:
GOME User : user with no particular expertise about Earth Observation, GOME
and related EO archives.
GOME Expert : Expert in Earth Observation and GOME data and products, not
necessarily on archiving techniques.
Archive Expert : not necessarily expert in EO.
System Administrator : the archive curator with knowledge of all modules.
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