Spitzer Science Center within an Enterprise Architecture
- Creators
- Handley, T.
- IPAC ISG Team
- DBA Team
- SDM Team
- Others:
- Shaw, R. A.
- Hill, F.
- Bell, D. J.
Abstract
The Spitzer Science Center's (SSC) evolutionary development approach, coupled with a flexible, scaleable hardware and software architecture has been key in Spitzer's ability to handle an explosion of data products, evolving data definitions, and changing data quality requirements. Spitzer is generating (depending on the campaign and instrument) about 10 TB of pre-archive data every 14 to 20 days. This generally reduces to between 3 TB and 6 TB of standard products, again depending on the campaign and instrument. This paper will discuss (1) the Spitzer Science Center's responses to evolving data, quality, and processing requirements and (2) how robust or not was the original architecture to allow Spitzer to accommodate on-going change.
Additional Information
© 2007 Astronomical Society of the Pacific. This work was performed at the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center at the California Institute of Technology under contract to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. As there is insufficient space to list all the coauthors on the title page, here is the complete list: T. Nguyen, S. Lo, R. Ebert, L. Amy, J. Lampley, J. Jacobson, S. Schurr, C. Smay, E., J. Kakumasu, A. Hui, J. Llamas, J. White, T. Wang, D. Wittman, M. Wittman, R. Scholey, L. Fung, and J. Higgins.Attached Files
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