Tools for documenting ocean bottom seismometer experiments and creating metadata
obsinfo is a system for for creating FDSN-standard data and metadata for ocean bottom seismometers using standardized, easy-to-read information files
To come out with a first version (v1.x) schema for the information files. We
would like input from seismologists and ocean bottom seismometer
manufacturers/operators about what information/capabilities are missing.
Existing questions can be found/modified in the gitlab ISSUES <https://gitlab.com/resif/obsinfo/-/issues>_
Documentation <https://obsinfo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html>_
Source code <https://gitlab.com/resif/obsinfo>_
We use standard MAJOR.MINOR.MAINTENANCE version numbering but, while the system is in prerelease:
MAJOR==0
MINOR increments every time the information file structure changes in a non-backwards-compatible way
MAINTENANCE increments when the code changes or the file structure changes in a backwards-compatible way
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Tools for documenting ocean bottom seismometer experiments and creating metadata
We found that obsinfo demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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