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Enhancing NEESR Project Data Accessibility: Interactive Cyber Use for Researchers

Explore innovative ways to engage with NEESR project data from a PI perspective. Discover interactive e-Journal features like hyperfigures and data manipulation for enhanced research insights. Consider utilizing metadata and GPS technology for efficient data linkage. Join the dynamic discussion on improving data accessibility in research. Contact: John W. van de Lindt - jwvandelindt@eng.ua.edu

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Enhancing NEESR Project Data Accessibility: Interactive Cyber Use for Researchers

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  1. A cyber use for NEESR project data from a PI perspective John W. van de Lindt The University of Alabama

  2. Dynamic E-Journal: Making reading interactive

  3. Start with what looks like a typical journal article e.g. Paper from recent tests in Japan. Can someone do more than just read it ? Manipulate the data. inDEED & an “interactive e-Journal”? – it seems close already!

  4. Hypertext to indicate Hyperfigures • Clicking starts investigative or interactive process for the reader…

  5. Another example at the sub-assembly level: • Clicking a floor plan brings up a data set menu…

  6. Sub-Assembly Level

  7. Damage Photos for Wall X • Data Sets Available: • Uplift • Hold Down Rod Forces • Shear Deformation • Damage Photographs • - Shake 1 • - Shake 2 • - Shake 3 • - Shake 4 • - Shake 5

  8. Could this be an extension of inDEED ? • Could cameras with GPS provide the necessary metadata automatically ? • Is there metadata coding that could be put in place prior to the experiment ? • We do this anyway just to keep track of sensors • Could the filenames simply create the linkage with sensors?

  9. Just a thought… Thank you! John W. van de Lindt jwvandelindt@eng.ua.edu

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