[Everyone] [SURVEY] Recording Processing Information in Pulsar Astronomy

[Marta.Dembska at dlr.de]

Dear colleagues,


this is a reminder that our survey is still active. It only takes ~5 minutes to complete the questionnaire. We would like to thank those who have already participated and encourage you to circulate the email, especially to reach undergraduates.


To participate, please click on the link below:
https://survey.pt-dlr.de/index.php?r=survey/index&sid=766698&lang=en


Survey description:

Data provenance describes the origin and processing of data, including information about the processes which lead to the creation of the data and other data sources from which it was derived. The main motivations for data provenance are reliability and reproducibility, however it can also be utilised for things such as the assessment of data quality or anomaly detection.

PSRFITS currently records some provenance information within the history table. Contained within this table, there is some information of the past processes applied to a data item, as well as a variety of meta data describing the data at each iteration of processing.

Our intention is to add to the existing work of the history table in order to accomplish two main objectives:

  1.  To record a more detailed provenance record within the history table;
  2.  To visualise the aforementioned provenance in a fashion tailored to pulsar astronomers.

This survey was created to collect information such that we may achieve our two objectives.

Sincerely,

Marta Dembska & Michael Johnson

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Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR)
German Aerospace Center
Institute of Data Science | Data Management and Analysis |
Mälzerstraße 3 | 07745 Jena | Germany
Dr. Marta Dembska | Data Management Technologies | Development of
innovative Data Management Methods for Data-Intensive Radio Astronomy
Telephone +49 (0) 3641 30960 167 | marta.dembska at dlr.de<mailto:marta.dembska at dlr.de> | www.DLR.de<http://www.DLR.de>

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