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To Do: Output data from HiSPARC to different formats #6

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Tontonis opened this issue Jun 4, 2015 · 7 comments
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To Do: Output data from HiSPARC to different formats #6

Tontonis opened this issue Jun 4, 2015 · 7 comments

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@Tontonis
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Tontonis commented Jun 4, 2015

Data in form of event (position data and time) converted to python dict - try output to JSON, FITS, etc. data types to try robustness/usefulness

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RSS 2.0 as well, I guess.

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onyb commented Jun 4, 2015

Pull request #8 addresses JSON. Please review the patch.

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onyb commented Jun 4, 2015

@RaoOfPhysics: Do you mean the XML 1.0 specification?

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@onyb: Could be! @pingud98 made the suggestion, perhaps he knows the right answer.

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kinow commented Jun 5, 2015

The JSON implementation is looking good. FITS could be the next one.

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pingud98 commented Jun 5, 2015

I was thinking something along the lines of RSS 2.0. There used to be a website called Pachube (back in 2008) that developed an XML schema called EEML (Extended Environments Markup Language) for distributed IOT sensors. It's quite close to what we're trying to do here, check out http://www.eeml.org/#specification

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@pingud98: Might be better to carry a discussion on Gitter: https://gitter.im/OpenCosmics/fits-evaluation

@Tontonis, @berghaus, @onyb and @SirHalie are in there.

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