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| Paper: |
Storing Data in Science Archives: Striving for a Common Architecture |
| Volume: |
442, Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems XX (ADASSXX) |
| Page: |
29 |
| Authors: |
Fajersztejn, N.; Arviset, C.; Baines, D.; Barbarisi, I.; Castellanos, J.; Cheek, N.; Costa, H.; Fernandez, M.; Gonzalez, J.; Laruelo, A.; Leon, I.; Martinez, B.; Ortiz, I.; Osuna, P.; Rios, C.; Salgado, J.; Sarmiento, M. H.; Tapiador, D. |
| Abstract: |
The Science Archive Team at ESAC (European Space Astronomy Center) is responsible for developing, maintaining and operating the Science Archives for all the Astronomy and Planetary missions.
Due to the different nature of the missions, each one with its peculiarities, the data produced has a great variety of formats and is always delivered in very project-specific way.
Taking this restriction into account, managing the storage and
ingestion of data into the Science Archives in a homogeneous way to
make a better use of resources has never been easy.
The continuous evolution of technologies involved has
made this an even more challenging process since the release of the
first archive a decade ago. |
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