Building Cyberinfrastructure for Data Management and Sensor Control in Ocean Observation

Xiu Li; Ming Jin; Zhao Yang Liu; Rong Sheng Huang; Zhen Hua Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.302.735

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Building Cyberinfrastructure for Data Management and Sensor Control in Ocean Observation

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Today, in order to enrich economic and scientific research value, sensor network and its data management system have been widely used in ocean observing and in real-time continuous data collecting. In this article, the risks associated with modeling, assessing, managing, and communicating of observing systems are taken into consideration, a cyberinfrastructure architecture is designed to ensure the global observation networks real-time, integrated network research and mass data analysis, with its base station communications, satellites and cables to transfer data, using distributed computing platform for real-time analysis of mass data of worldwide sensors to obtain the new progress of research topic and provide disaster warning. This is important to allow researchers study collaboratively with other researchers as if in their laboratories, also cause the public to further contact with sea world, and widen the public education road.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 302)

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Xiu Li, Ming Jin, Zhao Yang Liu, Rong Sheng Huang, Zhen Hua Guo

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Collaborative Research, Cyberinfrastructure, Ocean Observation Network, Sensor Control\Distributed Computing

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