Synthesis of Incomplete and Qualified Data using the GCE Data Toolbox Wade Sheldon Georgia Coastal Ecosystems LTER University of Georgia.

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Synthesis of Incomplete and Qualified Data using the GCE Data Toolbox Wade Sheldon Georgia Coastal Ecosystems LTER University of Georgia

Developed MATLAB storage standard (GCE Data Structure)  Any tabular data  QC/QA information for every attribute (rules, flags)  Attribute metadata  General dataset metadata Developed MATLAB software library to support standard  API to abstract low-level operations  Analytical function library for high-level operations  Multiple user interfaces (CLI, GUI, HTML/CGI) Used to acquire, process, Q/C all GCE raw data Integrated with GCE-IS for data management, distribution Prototype technology for metadata-based data synthesis, workflow tools (ClimDB, USGS, NCDC, NOAA data mining) GCE Data Toolbox Background

GCE Data Structure Specification v1.1 (2001)

QC/QA Framework Define unlimited rules for each attribute (templates & user-defined)  Simple syntax: [expression]=[flag code] (e.g. x 100=‘Q’;...)  Mathematical/statistical equations (e.g. x>mean(x)+2.*std(x)=‘Q’;...)  Reference other attributes (e.g. x>col_Total_Mass=‘Q’;...)  Call custom Q/C functions (e.g. flag_percentchange(x,50,50,3,2)=‘Q’;...)  Combine expressions to perform any type of QC/QA operation  Rules can reference external data via functions (files, database, web services) Flags managed automatically via Toolbox functions  Recalculated after data changes  Sync’d with corresponding data array after any operation  Attribute name changes synchronized to Q/C rules Flags can be set/cleared manually (locks auto flags)  Edited with mouse on data plots, keyboard in data grid view  Flag attributes in data table merged with automatic/manual flags

QC/QA Criteria (Rules)

Manual QC/QA Flagging

Use of Q/C Flag Information Flags displayed in data grid view, on plots Variety of flag operations supported  Propagation of flags to dependent columns (many:many)  Selective data removal based on flags  Flag arrays instantiated as coded attributes (used for export)  Analytical tools can include/exclude flagged values on the fly Generate data quality metadata  Editable text summaries created on demand  flagged/missing values summarized by parameter, date range  Flag operations logged to processing history  Value nulling, row deletion  Flag recalculation, propagation  Flag rules listed in description when flag arrays instantiated as coded attr.

Synthesis of Flagged, Missing Data Data mining and harvesting tools (e.g. USGS, ClimDB)  Provider-specified flags/qualifiers retained, converted to flag arrays  Rule-based flags can be defined in templates, meshed with provider- specified flags automatically on acquisition  Missing value codes, flag codes ‘normalized’ by import filters  Unsupported flags stripped (e.g. ‘G’ flags for good values)  Placeholder definitions added in metadata for unexpected flags  Full suite of flag operations available for mined/harvested data Data sub-setting, filtering tools  Flags, rules maintained with corresponding data  Flags recalculated after record deletions, filtering

Synthesis of Flagged, Missing Data Statistical re-sampling, aggregation tools  Options to retain/remove flagged values  Counts of missing & flagged values added as attributes in derived data sets (e.g. Missing_Salinity, Flagged_Salinity,...)  Options to automatically flag aggregates containing >N missing, flagged values (i.e. automatic Q/C rule generation)  Automatic documentation of flagging/missing values

Synthesis of Flagged, Missing Data

Statistical re-sampling, aggregation tools  Options to retain/remove flagged values  Counts of missing & flagged values added as attributes in derived data sets (e.g. Missing_Salinity, Flagged_Salinity,...)  Options to automatically flag aggregates containing >N missing, flagged values (i.e. automatic Q/C rule generation)  Automatic documentation of flagging/missing values Data integration tools  Join operations retain flags, rules for data in result set  Merge (union) operations ‘lock’ flags to prevent rule conflicts  Metadata from multiple data sets meshed on integration  Q/C flag definitions reconciled  Data anomalies metadata retained for all primary data

Unresolved Challenges GCE Toolbox issues:  Full lineage of all primary data not captured in integrated data  Flag semantics not implemented (i.e. all flags equally weighted)  Not providing qualifiers for missing values EML-specific issues:  Instantiated flags doc’d as independent coded attribute in table  Can’t relate flag attributes to corresponding data attributes  No attribute metadata types for qualifiers, annotations  “Soft” or algorithmic Q/C rules can’t be described in EML  Can only define absolute bounds of numerical attributes  Constraint module can be used, but implies “hard” restrictions  No pre-defined anomalies field – using../dataTable/additionalInfo  Not clear how to report processing history – using../dataTable/method