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PlanetData WP5 – PlanetData Lab

The PlanetData project focuses on creating a comprehensive technology catalogue for effective data management infrastructure. This initiative involves organizing tools under agreed criteria and structures, ensuring optimal categorization of resources. Key tasks include deciding which tools to include, establishing best practices, and collaborating across institutions such as EPFL and KIT. Deliverables encompass the publication of a structured catalogue by mid-October 2011, following a peer review process. The project strives to streamline large-scale data management methodologies across diverse environments.

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PlanetData WP5 – PlanetData Lab

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  1. PlanetDataWP5 – PlanetData Lab ZoltánMiklósEPFL

  2. Tasks • T5.1 – Assembly and maintenance of PlanetData technology catalogue (lead:EPFL) • http://www.planet-data.eu/tools • T5.2 Development of best practices for large-scale data management infrastructure (lead:KIT)

  3. Task T5.1 • Decide which tools to include • The criteria are not clear • Organize the tools into categories • We need to agree the categories • RDF, LOD, Sensor data • Agree about the structure • Initial suggestion: see GSN wiki • Produce the missing content • Publish • Deliverable (produce, review, etc.)

  4. Plan/Deadlines • Decide which tools to include: In Riga • Organize the tools into categories: In Riga • Agree about the structure: In Riga • Produce the missing content: End of September 2011 • Publish (version to be presented in Lux): Mid October 2011 • Peer review/Revise: November 2011

  5. Which tools to include? • The criteria are not clear • STI2 could organize a “call for tools” in the STI community • Suggestions • LarKC (STI) • OGSA-DAI, DiGS and the ADMIRE (Edinburgh) • Map4RDF (UPM) • MonetDB improvements (CWI)

  6. Current list • GSN, OKKAM (EPFL) • LDSPider, cumulusRDF (KIT) • R2O/ODEMapster, S2O Platform, geometry2RDF (UPM) • monetDB (CWI) • D2R server, Silk, Pubby, Dbpedia spotlight (FUB)

  7. Structure • Example: GSN website • http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/gsn/ • Structure • in a nutshell • Documentation • Requirements • Licence • Contact person/mailing list • Organization/person behind • Publications • Events

  8. Thank you!

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