Metadata schema approach for explosion protection
Uber, Carsten; Lanza, Giacomo; Nadiri, Solmaz; Ruwe, Lena; Hansen, Helga Christina; Sheveleva, Tatyana; Dennda, Nils-Hendrik; +1 Authors
Uber, Carsten; Lanza, Giacomo; Nadiri, Solmaz; Ruwe, Lena; Hansen, Helga Christina; Sheveleva, Tatyana; Dennda, Nils-Hendrik; Hilbert, Michael;
Metadata schema approach for explosion protection
Presentation given as part of a Plasma-MDS workshop. This presentation presents a metadata schema for explosion hazard prevention and mitigation. A new framework is proposed that is designed to harmonise how data sets and their generation processes are documented. The presented metadata schema provides a comprehensive semantic framework for documenting explosion experiments.
mitigation, prevention, terminology, industrial explosions, data management, metadata schema, explosion protection, research data, hazards, semantic modelling
mitigation, prevention, terminology, industrial explosions, data management, metadata schema, explosion protection, research data, hazards, semantic modelling
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