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A customizable tool for selecting, merging, and analyzing EEE trending data sets from multiple telescopes. Solve data redundancy and loss issues efficiently.
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Erice – December, 06-08, 2017 Liceo Scientifico Statale Piero Gobetti - Torino ADM: Automatic Data Miner: a customizable tool for selecting, merging and analysis of the EEE trending data sets Lorenzo Sibille – Lorenzo Mathis
Data from the over 56 telescopes all over Italy are sent to CNAF-INFN, in Bologna, to allow track reconstruction so that all relevant information can be stored in a database to be later available for analysis.
Data for schools are available in csv format at http://eee.centrofermi.it/monitor
Choose the telescope Select the day(s) And download data in csv format
Problems: daily DQM report contains redundant data; you have to erase superimposing periods Data overlapping: Data loss: sometimes data are lost due to telescope malfunction or telescope switched off Result: time waste in choosing another data period and long data formatting time
Solution: Automatic Data Miner - choose telescope and data period • concatenates many csv data file from chosen telescope and period - erase superimposing periods - make data consistency check (data loss) • output in csv, MySQL, HTML or Excel™ format
Automatic Data Miner Web Interface
Automatic Data Miner Web Server (PHP reads query) HTML5 + CSS3 + JS(JQuery) AJAX Post() Python a) new_user b) downloader c) data_unit d) data_check CNAF-INFN csv database a) Creates a /tmp/usr_x directory b) Downloads and concatenates .csv files c) Deletes superimposing records d) For each record checksiftimestamp(n+1)-timestamp(n) > MAX_DATA_LOSS
Automatic Data Miner Lost data: 86 min Lost data: 73 min Lost data: 73 min
Further implementations FATA: Forbush Automated Tool for Analysis Forbush decrease (07-16-2017) We’ll publish ADM on our website and we’ll make ADM available to CNAF-INFN EEE Monitor web site FATA will be developed also looking at future Centro Fermi - EEE (TO group) collaboration with INAF-OATO (Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino) Space Weather project
Many thanks to: Dr. Ivan Gnesi - Centro Fermi Dr. Fabrizio Coccetti - Centro Fermi Dr. Alessandro Bemporad – OATO And many thanks to everybody at Centro Fermi!! Questions and info: Fulvio Poglio, f.poglio@liceogobetti.it