Supplementary materials of the paper "A Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure to manage multidisciplinary, inhomogeneous and fragmented geodata in a FAIR perspective - The Adriatic Sea experience" Oceanologia 2022 (in press)
Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI)
A Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure to manage multidisciplinary, inhomogeneous and fragmented geodata in a FAIR perspective - The Adriatic Sea experience
Grande, Valentina, and Federica Foglini. "A Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure to manage multidisciplinary, inhomogeneous and fragmented geodata in a FAIR perspective - The Adriatic Sea experience." ROHub. Jan 11 ,2022. https://w3id.org/ro-id/97985638-81ed-42b1-ae48-ab432f14db52.
UML structure of the theme Geophysics shared as .xml file and WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary sphere) as reference system
UML structure of the theme Seafloor Mapping shared as .xml file and WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary sphere) as reference system
UML structure of the theme Water Column shared as .xml file and WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary sphere) as reference system
UML structure built in Enterprise Architect (© Sparx System) representing the theme “Water Column”. Boxes represent Feature datasets (yellow) Feature classes (orange), Object classes (green), and Raster Catalogues (pink), while continuous lines portray the relationships between classes.
UML structure built in Enterprise Architect (© Sparx System) representing the theme “Geology”. Boxes represent Feature datasets (yellow) Feature classes (orange), Object classes (green), and Raster Catalogues (pink), while continuous lines portray the relationships between classes.
The table shows the complete evaluation of the FAIR principles related to the Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) focus of the scientific paper
UML structure built in Enterprise Architect (© Sparx System) representing the theme “Geophysics”. Boxes represent Feature datasets (yellow) Feature classes (orange), Object classes (green), and Raster Catalogues (pink), while continuous lines portray the relationships between classes.
UML structure of the theme Geology shared as .xml file and WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary sphere) as reference system
UML structure built in Enterprise Architect (© Sparx System) representing the theme “Seafloor Mapping”. Boxes represent Feature datasets (yellow) Feature classes (orange), Object classes (green), and Raster Catalogues (pink), while continuous lines portray the relationships between classes.