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System data

Shawn Wang · Figshare · 2022

System data

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System data

Shawn Wang · Figshare · 2022

System data

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System Data

Hassan, Mehedi · Figshare · 2025

Details of the test system data.

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System Data

Hassan, Mehedi · Figshare · 2025

Details of the test system data.

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System data

Wang, Shawn · Figshare · 2022

System data

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System data

Wang, Shawn · Figshare · 2022

system data

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System data

Wang, Shawn · Figshare · 2022

System data

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System data

Shawn Wang · Figshare · 2022

system data

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SIOS Data Management System: distributed data system for Earth System Science

Dariusz Ignatiuk, Øystein Godøy, Lara Ferrighi et al. · 2021

<p>Svalbard Integrated Arctic Earth Observing System (SIOS) is an international consortium to develop and maintain a regional observing system in Svalbard and the associated waters. SIOS brings together the existing infrastructure and data of its members into a multidisciplinary network dedicated to answering Earth System Science (ESS) questions related to global change. The Observing System is built around “SIOS core data” – long-term data series collected by SIOS partners. SIOS Data Management System (SDMS) is dedicated to harvesting information on historical and current datasets from collaborating thematic and institutional data centres and making them available to users. A central data access portal is linked to the data repositories maintained by SIOS partners, which manage and distribute data sets and their associated metadata. The integrity of the information and harmonisation of data is based on internationally accepted protocols assuring interoperability of data, standardised documentation of data through the use of metadata and standardised interfaces by data systems through the discovery of metadata. By these means, SDMS is working towards FAIR data compliance (making data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable), among other initiatives through the H2020 funded ENVRI-FAIR project (http://envri.eu/envri-fair/).</p>

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SEDS SYSTEM EFFECTIVENESS DATA SYSTEM

D'Andrea Du Bois, Jr., N. S., Ostrofsky, B., Arnold, T. S. · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1968

This report represents the System Effectiveness Data System (SEDS) effort and was conducted at Edwards AFB on the IBM 7044/7094 computer. F-111A category II operating and maintenance data was stored on tapes using the IBM formatted File System (FFS-V8). Problems were defined by the F-111 System Project Office (SPO) and the Sacramento Air Materiel Area. These problems were associated with the eleven most critical line replaceable units (LRUs) in the F-111. The problems were: (1) Distribution of total maintenance for each LRU; (2) Relationships between LRU replacement and failures; (3) Replacement estimate for each mission type; (4) Estimate for replacements per 100 flying hours for each LRU. Solutions were provided for problems: (1) for both flight line and shop activities where the event was defined as all activity associated with the total system. Problems (2) and (3) were solved as planned. Problem (4) was solved as planned with the additional result of the probability distribution associated with each LRU replacement requirement. Hence, the risk associated with a given replacement value is quantitatively indicated. This study demonstrated that storage and retrieval of a large volume of operating and maintenance data on a timely basis appears feasible.

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System data flow.

Liang Liu (50022), Kazumasa Omote (19657230) · Figshare · 2025

<div> With the rapid development of smart cities, e-government has emerged as a key application of information and communication technology (ICT). However, current e-government systems face challenges such as data redundancy and privacy breaches during the authentication process. To address these challenges, this research innovatively proposes an authentication scheme based on electronic identity (eID) cards and blockchain smart contracts. Users generate digital signatures using eID cards, and the smart contract automatically verifies the validity of the signature and checks the certificate status. The blockchain only stores government public keys for authentication, without retaining any user privacy data, thereby eliminating the risk of privacy breaches at the source. Additionally, this solution can automatically complete authentication without manual intervention, reducing the likelihood of human errors. It also provides a unified smart contract interface that can be widely applied in various e-government scenarios. Performance and security analyses indicate that this scheme can effectively resist common attacks and minimize privacy leakage risks, significantly enhancing the practical security of e-government systems. </div>

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Data Processing System

Swimmer, Morton, Waidner, Michael, Wespi, Andreas · TUbilio (Technical University of Darmstadt) · 2004

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Data coding system

VASUDEVAN, PILLAI KUMAR, KRISHNASAMY, MANIAM NUNTHA KUMAR · National University of Singapore · 2012

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Data Acquisition System.

Valenton, Emmanuel · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2019

Abstract not provided.

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Radiosonde data system.

R. E. Turner · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) · 1967

Automatic radiosonde data processing system providing azimuth and elevation angles, temperature, humidity, etc

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System monitoring data

TeSLA Consortium · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2019

This dataset contains the monitoring information in TeSLA systems.

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