WFCatalog: A catalogue for seismological waveform data
WFCatalog: A catalogue for seismological waveform data
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DOI：
10.1016/j.cageo.2017.06.008
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发表时间：
2017-09-01
影响因子：
4.4
通讯作者：
Filgueira, Rosa
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作者：
Trani, Luca;Koymans, Mathijs;Filgueira, Rosa
本文报告了地震波形描述和发现方面的进展，从而带来了新的地震服务，并介绍了其设计、实施和采用的关键步骤。该服务名为WFCatalog，代表波形目录，适应地震波形数据的特征。因此，它满足了地震学家能够根据地震波形特征以及传感器地理位置和时间规范选择波形数据的需求。我们描述了协作设计方法和技术解决方案，显示了地震特征目录在构建新服务的技术和运营交付方面的核心作用。此外，我们还概述了这项工作的复杂环境，并讨论了相关的挑战。由于多学科、多组织和全球协作对于应对当今的挑战是必要的，因此规范表示可以提供协作焦点和达成一致方向的概念工具。通过将智力成果集中到新颖的科学目录和支持它们的服务的设计中，可以促进和正式化这种合作。这项工作提供了一个例子，说明从设计的早期阶段就涉及跨学科技能（例如数据和领域专业知识），以及在整个交付和部署过程中保持与目标社区的接触所产生的好处。
This paper reports advances in seismic waveform description and discovery leading to a new seismological service and presents the key steps in its design, implementation and adoption. This service, named WFCatalog, which stands for waveform catalogue, accommodates features of seismological waveform data. Therefore, it meets the need for seismologists to be able to select waveform data based on seismic waveform features as well as sensor geolocations and temporal specifications. We describe the collaborative design methods and the technical solution showing the central role of seismic feature catalogues in framing the technical and operational delivery of the new service. Also, we provide an overview of the complex environment wherein this endeavour is scoped and the related challenges discussed. As multi-disciplinary, multi-organisational and global collaboration is necessary to address today's challenges, canonical representations can provide a focus for collaboration and conceptual tools for agreeing directions. Such collaborations can be fostered and formalised by rallying intellectual effort into the design of novel scientific catalogues and the services that support them. This work offers an example of the benefits generated by involving cross-disciplinary skills (e.g. data and domain expertise) from the early stages of design, and by sustaining the engagement with the target community throughout the delivery and deployment process.