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ESSI2.4 / XY409 EGU2012-1552. Data Interactive Publications with embedded access to distributed data and processing tools Ben Domenico (ben@unidata.ucar.edu) and Jeff Weber (jweberunidata.ucar.edu), Unidata Program Center (www.unidata.ucar.edu), sponsored by NSF AGS. ESSI2.12 / XL50

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  1. ESSI2.4 / XY409 EGU2012-1552 Data Interactive Publications with embedded access to distributed data and processing toolsBen Domenico (ben@unidata.ucar.edu) and Jeff Weber (jweberunidata.ucar.edu), Unidata Program Center (www.unidata.ucar.edu), sponsored by NSF AGS ESSI2.12 / XL50 EGU2012-13464 https://sites.google.com/site/datainteractivepublications/ • Straightforward HTML documents can be created on public wiki or local web server. • Via embedded links, reader accesses data and analysis and display tools. Tools can be: • thin web clients, • rich desktop applications. • From within the document, reader can interact with data via: • analysis and display tools, • “live” tables • downloads. • Challenges: • New way of thinking for developers and users • Additional effort: new or re-programmed staff • Persistence of all components: datasets, processing services, and interfaces • Computing resources: distribution and limitations • Security: authentication and authorization • Primitive web processing services at present • Interfaces are new and generally untried in an environment where people are relying on them • Need to engage publications industry • Opportunities: • Publications are the valued “exchange medium” of the academic community • Data citation (for transparency, reproducibility, etc.) is an emerging issue for scientific publications • Data access and analysis are the basis of nearly all those publications • Bridges the gap between the publications and the data analysis • Works for educational modules as well as scientific publications • Having data and processing on same system is efficient. • Well suited for era of server side (cloud?) computing and mobile client devices

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