1. Seismic database Network Access Point Paolo Diviacco Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale pdiviacco@.ogs.trieste.it

2. Peculiarities of this data type, that do not fit the current paradigms File size Sensitivity Divergence from the GIS conceptual framework  network traffic  visualization

4. Commercial systems exist but have several side effects from a Scientific Research point of view 1.Very expensive 2.Prescriptive 3.Complex data structure 4.Need professional data manager 5.Proprietary standards and codes (cannot be distributed)

5. Seismic Data: - remains within the server - processed within server - sends to the client only jpg, png, gif Positioning: - sent to the client (SVG) - Rendered by the client Mixed Server side-client side paradigm (Data access control) Based on opensource software only (PHP, Apache…)

6. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphycs) XML dialect that handles vectorial images (W3C standard == open-source) objects remain objects (a road is not just some pixels in a bitmap) objects can have “attributes” (like a name or a web link) Objects can have “methods” (if I hover on an object something happens: e.g. the object’s name pops up somewhere) Maps can be Interactive Zoom without pixellation Pan Vectorial: Rendered in your PC: Light-speed zoom, pan and web link

7. MetadataMetadata + Data Metadata + Interact with Data Ease Data quality Serendipity !

8. Advantages: Protect intellectual property Version Control Smart Server-side caching system Reduces network traffic Resource consolidation Easy maintenance

11. Initiatives based on SNAP http://snap.ogs.trieste.it/SDLS http://snap.ogs.trieste.it/GDLDB http://snap.ogs.trieste.it/OA http://snap.ogs.trieste.it/ECORD http://www.co2geonet.com/ … we are looking for new partners ::

12. MetaSNAP SNAP Network Aggregator Data Discovery Portal Web based Seismic data Archive Computer Supported Collaborative Work (CSCW) toolkit 1.Problematization: conceiving the issue 2.Interessement: find people interested 3.Enrolment: create a “friendly” network 4.Mobilisation of allies: active support Latour & Callon (1986) Negotiation = messaging Reference = Linking Test = experiments = data

13. User B User C User D User A SERVERSERVER Processing DATA Server side No file size limit No duplicazione dati File naming univoco per tutti Tutti possono accedere a tutte le info Version control Data Mining, Seach keyword.. Organizzazione in task Computer Supported Collaborative Work (CSCW) toolkit = Tool to handle negotiation

14. What is a Data Discovery Portal (DDP):: It is a tool to find information in a distributed system In our view it is a tool to foster collaborative attitude getting together data owner and seeker Problematisation: define the problem Interessement: find people interested Enrolment: enrole them Mobilisation of allies: ask for active support DDP Mutual benefit Data access control MetaSNAP SNAP Network Aggregator

15. MetaSNAP SNAP Network Aggregator INTERNET Metadata Snapshots of seismic data Navigation

16. MetaSNAP SNAP Network Aggregator INTERNET Remote nodes continue to live independently Users are enroled by remote node data administrator

17. MetaSNAP SNAP Network Aggregator Data Discovery Portal Computer Supported Collaborative Work (CSCW) toolkit Web based Seismic data Archive The whole picture ::