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Judicious use of custom development in an open source component architecture
- 1. Judicious use of custom development in an open source component architecture Sky Bristol1 Natalie Latysh1 Dell Long2 Steve Tekell2 Jeff Allen2 U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey 1. USGS Core Science Analytics, Synthesis and Libraries 2. USGS Fort Collins Science Center
- 2. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Talking Points • ScienceBase – inspiration and a brief history • Development methodology • Information architecture • Cyberinfrastructure architecture • API first • Lessons learned and motivators for future • Open invitation (and invite us to your party too)
- 3. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 myUSGS Data Explorer/Data Uploader Scientific Data Catalog/Compr ehensive Science Catalog ScienceBase 1.0 and then 2.0 ScienceBase- Constellation Collaborative tools and simple file upload Metadata Cataloging & Research Item Concept Digital Repository & Research Item Faceting Federation of Disparate Data Schemas “In the research process, we need more than just a big catalog of data. We need all of the other important information connected to our work – published papers, manuscripts, software, and information about people, labs, projects, and others in our field.” Inspiration and History
- 4. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Agile Development
- 5. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Flexible Information Architecture
- 6. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Cyberinfrastructure Overview
- 7. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Manage and Contribute Register Find it at the USGS Find it at the DOI Find it at Data.gov Find it in a Data.gov community (climate.data.gov) Find it in other communities (GeothermalData.org) Open Data and USGIN Methods (“abridged”)
- 8. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 API First
- 9. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Lessons Learned • We encounter some new type of data just about every week and need to account for a lot more variability. • It’s pretty expensive to run an institutional repository, but we have it to do. • Baking security in from the ground up adds quite a few constraints to the ideal architecture. • We can’t please everyone all the time, but if we keep building great platforms then people come back. • APIs (and everything else, for that matter) need to be driven by real, specific use cases to be usable. • R&D, engineering, and operations are all different and need different management methods.
- 10. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Community Framework and Platform vs. Agency System
- 11. AGU Fall Meeting 2014 Questions www.sciencebase.gov sciencebase@usgs.gov Natalie Latysh (nlatysh@usgs.gov) Sky Bristol (sbristol@usgs.gov)