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Hello James, Thank you for the information. That sounds very interesting for our work. Best, Stefano
[My apologies for the cross-post - I'm not exactly sure how much overlap exists between the opendap and the THREDDS and ncISO lists.] OPeNDAP is pleased to announce its first release of software that can crawl OPeNDAP servers to collect, process and generate metadata. This alpha-level software, written in Java, is being released because it seems to be synchronous with similar efforts by other groups pursuing similar ideas about automatic metadata generation. This software crawls OPeNDAP servers that can return THREDDS catalogs; Examines patterns in URLs to form 'logical datasets;' and builds NCML and/or EML metadata records describing the datasets found during the crawl/grouping process. The NCML built is used to describe aggregations of the (often numerous) URLs in a logical dataset (using a JoinNew aggregation) and the EML is used to describe datasets (either single- or multi-URL) for search/discovery using the Metacat database. This is an alpha release, but it's packaged so that the parts all work using command-line scripts and ant targets. You also need Postgres. The generation of both NCML and EML uses the same technique as with ncISO - transforms of XML using XSL - so it should be easy to add generation of ISO to the mix. Questions welcome: support@xxxxxxxxxxx or to any of the lists http://www.opendap.org/download/index.html#TCC-0.4 Thanks, James -- James Gallagher jgallagher at opendap.org 406.723.8663 _______________________________________________ thredds mailing list thredds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxFor list information or to unsubscribe, visit: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing_lists/
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