[Moims-sc] MO Mission Data Product Distribution Services

Michele Zundo michele.zundo at esa.int
Wed Oct 28 08:58:32 UTC 2015


Hi Mehran,

thanks for the clarification. My interpretation was coming primarily from the examples in the
powerpoint from GMV, and not from the draft standard.
For this we could then add some example of use based on files like you explain below so that all type
of users are catered for.

Regarding the data format and my previous comments with Dan, one important aspect when dealing 
with product is also to facilitate/allow  the distribution/access to product related metadata; when they 
are physically embedded into the data then it is not a problem but when the metadata is  separated and
logically associated it is.

The most important case of required metadata (but not the only one) is the format specification/data-dictionary. 
So I would foresee the ability for service to support request and distribution for any data of the
relevant (user defined)  formatspec files (regardless of what they are).

Michele




> On 27 Oct 2015, at 20:47 , mehran.sarkarati at esa.int wrote:
> 
> Hi Michele,
> 
> Mission data product is very generic and not limited at all to M&C data products. It can be a TM timeline or an image or a science data product, etc.
> 
> The given products definitions are "examples" from typical M&C area. Look at the service specifications, the concepts and data types for product in the attached draft book and product definition details and catalogue entry and you will see that the service is deliberately kept generic to support any kind of data product distribution.
> The consumer can query to find which products are supported in what format and from which source. It can then retrieve the product definition and then send a req to get the product.
> 
> Regards
> Mehran 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On 27.10.2015, at 16:28, Michele Zundo <michele.zundo at esa.int <mailto:michele.zundo at esa.int>> wrote:
> 
>> Dear Mehran,
>> 
>> thanks for this.
>> 
>> One high level comment regards the scope for such service, which covers in 
>> your draft type of data coming from M&C type of systems but leave out the
>> “real” mission data, “mission" being the end-product of the mission i.e. science products and related data
>> either downloaded on payload link or produced by payload data processing canters
>> 
>> I believe that we should include in the scope of this service not only TT&C TM (packets, parameters, etc)
>> but also science and related data e.g. as formatted file products (level 0, Level 1 etc). 
>> We have already working practice and formats description standards and we
>> should make sure that we define service in a generic way so that we can support that
>>  as well.
>> 
>> I can elaborate more during the meeting in November.
>> 
>> Michele
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 27 Oct 2015, at 12:36 , Mehran.Sarkarati at esa.int <mailto:Mehran.Sarkarati at esa.int> wrote:
>>> 
>>> <MDPDS.pptx>
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>> Michele Zundo
>> 
>> Head of Ground System Definition and Verification Office
>> EOP-PEP
>> European Space Agency, ESTEC
>> e-mail: michele.zundo at esa.int <mailto:michele.zundo at esa.int>
>> 
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Michele Zundo

Head of Ground System Definition and Verification Office
EOP-PEP
European Space Agency, ESTEC
e-mail: michele.zundo at esa.int









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