Аннотация

On-going automation in plant phenotyping has led to an increasing amount of measurement data, which is often managed by specialized, rarely interconnected systems with custom hard- and software. Experiment and analysis scenarios across different systems and the setup of new systems quickly get expensive and tedious. Therefore, we propose a distributed information system, Phenomis, for managing phenotyping experiments based on Data Spaces. Its service-oriented architecture can be adapted to a wide range of plant phenotyping experiments and appliances, helping to overcome the “phenotyping bottleneck“, the mismatch of automated phenotyping capability over analysis capacity.

Описание

The manuscript was presented at the 33th GIL annual meeting in Potsdam 2013: "Massendatenmanagement in der Agrar- und Ernährungswirtschaft"

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