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"Event" is ambiguous in the context of the MOSAiC Expedition, potentially indicating many different types of activities, places, or products, as described in the extract above taken verbatim from the Pangaea website. In this Ontology, "Event" is being presented in the way it was most typically used on the MOSAiC data archive accessed through the Pangaea website-- as a "label" for a Sampling Event, involving the collection of one type of data collected by a specific type of "Method/Device", that is described by the "Device Long Name" and an associated "Device Short Name". In the PROVO ontology, a Method/Device is characterized as a System, that includes either Samplers or Sensors. This Ontology does not classify Systems as being either Samplers or Sensors, and this would be a useful enhancement for future versions. The Event is also characterized by some additional metadata about the Latitude, Longitude, Datetime, etc. describing where and when the data were collected. |
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"Event" is ambiguous in the context of the MOSAiC Expedition, potentially indicating many different types of activities, places, or products, as described in the extract above taken verbatim from the Pangaea website. In this Ontology, "Event" is being presented in the way it was most typically used on the MOSAiC data archive accessed through the Pangaea website-- as a "label" for a Sampling Event, involving the collection of one type of data collected by a specific type of "Method/Device", that is described by the "Device Long Name" and an associated "Device Short Name". In the PROVO ontology, a Method/Device is characterized as a System, that includes either Samplers or Sensors. This Ontology does not classify Systems as being either Samplers or Sensors, and this would be a useful enhancement for future versions. The Event is also characterized by some additional metadata about the Latitude, Longitude, Datetime, etc. describing where and when the data were collected. |
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Data sets published in PANGAEA are usually associated with an EVENT (synonyms site, station). An EVENT typically refers to the sampling event at which the data was obtained. Data submitters must provide sufficient information about these events, the EVENT label and latitude/longitude being mandatory information. EVENT is a rather generic term, depending on the type of data it can refer to (for example): Stations (during a cruise, expedition, field campaign) Deployments of sampling devices / sensors (device operation ID) Sampling events/ measurements along a transect / profile Sampling / observation time series Geographical origin of organisms (also of culture organisms) Time and space limited surveys Mappings Moorings Multiple investigations at a single site Field experiments Sample labels |
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"Event" is ambiguous in the context of the MOSAiC Expedition, potentially indicating many different types of activities, places, or products, as described in the extract above taken verbatim from the Pangaea website. In this Ontology, "Event" is being presented in the way it was most typically used on the MOSAiC data archive accessed through the Pangaea website-- as a "label" for a Sampling Event, involving the collection of one type of data collected by a specific type of "Method/Device", that is described by the "Device Long Name" and an associated "Device Short Name". In the PROVO ontology, a Method/Device is characterized as a System, that includes either Samplers or Sensors. This Ontology does not classify Systems as being either Samplers or Sensors, and this would be a useful enhancement for future versions. The Event is also characterized by some additional metadata about the Latitude, Longitude, Datetime, etc. describing where and when the data were collected. |
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