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Title

Joggler: Data Harvest And Analysis Tool

Authors

Ondrej Nebesky, University of Texas at El Paso

Publication Date

5-2011

Comments

Technical Report: UTEP-CS-11-19

Abstract

Increase in use of stand-alone systems for recording data has made data harvesting across several fields easier and faster. However, raw data collected from such systems need to be manipulated and processed to enable meaningful analysis. Although data are readily available, one major issue concerning analysts and scientists is collation of data from various sources. Without a standard data format, scientists and analysts are required to put in resources to bring in data from multiple sources together. The problem is aggravated when a particular data source changes its data format.

This project introduces the Joggler framework for a collection of services and inter- faces to enable analysts to quickly process data and bring them to other application with minimum of coding. The Joggler framework has been demonstrated on various projects, including weather data visualization and data visualization from the Jornada experimental site.


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