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| − | == Data | + | == Data Catalogue == |
| − | Data | + | Data Catalogue is an organized service that allows users to centralize [[Metadata | Metadata]] and learn more about their data sources which help organizations achieve more values from their assets. |
| − | Following are some advantages to centralizing [[ | + | Following are some advantages to centralizing [[Metadata | Metadata]]:<br> |
* Consistency and accuracy across the department/government | * Consistency and accuracy across the department/government | ||
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* Allow users to self-serve | * Allow users to self-serve | ||
| − | == Why Data | + | == Why Data Catalogue == |
[[File:USGS DataLifeCycle.png|thumb|188x188px| | [[File:USGS DataLifeCycle.png|thumb|188x188px| | ||
USGS data Life Cycle | USGS data Life Cycle | ||
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Data-driven culture empowers users with getting access to their data source. With this, the growing numbers of cloud applications, privacy regulations and security rules are making it more difficult to effectively secure and govern data<br> | Data-driven culture empowers users with getting access to their data source. With this, the growing numbers of cloud applications, privacy regulations and security rules are making it more difficult to effectively secure and govern data<br> | ||
| − | + | Therefore, a Data Catalogue is needed to: | |
* Spend less time searching for data and more time using it to gain insight | * Spend less time searching for data and more time using it to gain insight | ||
* Have a better/safer access to data through governance. Departments have a hard time finding data and controlling who has access to it. | * Have a better/safer access to data through governance. Departments have a hard time finding data and controlling who has access to it. | ||
* Reduce the cost of data redundancy and hoarding. | * Reduce the cost of data redundancy and hoarding. | ||
| − | * Better linkage between the technical value of | + | * Better linkage between the technical value of [[Metadata | Metadata]] and the business value. |
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| + | == Data Catalogue Architecture == | ||
| + | '''A work in progress Architecture''' | ||
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| + | As explained in the following Diagram, the Catalogue will be the entry point for [[TADAP| TADAP]] | ||
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| + | When a user requires to add a data set to [[TADAP| TADAP]], the Catalogue will be able to process this request and help the user create the metadata that goes with it, data is uploaded. | ||
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| + | 1- How the Catalogue will be connected to [[TADAP| TADAP]] | ||
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| + | [[File:Catalogue_TADAP.png|545x545px]] | ||
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| + | 2- How data is published to FGP and Open Data Portal | ||
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| + | ! Catalogue Conceptual Architecure !! How data is published to FGP and Open Data Portal | ||
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| + | | [[File:ConceptualArchitecture2.png|545x545px]] || [[File:Catalog_FGP_OpenData_Publish.png|545x545px]] | ||
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== List of Stakeholders == | == List of Stakeholders == | ||
'''Please note this is an initial list.''' | '''Please note this is an initial list.''' | ||
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|Theraesa Coyle and Johannie Duhaime | |Theraesa Coyle and Johannie Duhaime | ||
|Aquaculture Monitoring Program | |Aquaculture Monitoring Program | ||
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| + | |Ocean Science Division | ||
| + | |Di Wan | ||
| + | |Scientific oceanographic survey data management | ||
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|Fishery & Assessment Data Section, Science Branch | |Fishery & Assessment Data Section, Science Branch | ||
| − | |Bruce A. Patten | + | |Bruce A. Patten |
|Scientific survey documentation for fish population assessment, fish harvest tracking and reporting | |Scientific survey documentation for fish population assessment, fish harvest tracking and reporting | ||
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|Information Management and Policy Strategies | |Information Management and Policy Strategies | ||
| − | | | + | |Annette Anthony/Sylvie Boucher |
|Open Data Portal | |Open Data Portal | ||
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| − | == Data | + | == Data Catalogue Team == |
please feel free to contact us to discuss the project and how you can participate | please feel free to contact us to discuss the project and how you can participate | ||
Latest revision as of 10:01, 19 March 2020
Data Catalogue
Data Catalogue is an organized service that allows users to centralize Metadata and learn more about their data sources which help organizations achieve more values from their assets.
Following are some advantages to centralizing Metadata:
- Consistency and accuracy across the department/government
- Better data congruency, quality and structure
- Makes data easily accessible
- Allow users to self-serve
Why Data Catalogue
In an enterprise vision, we would like to minimize the number of data silos, get a faster access to what matters most, and function as a single source (during the Data Life Cycle) for better doing.
Data-driven culture empowers users with getting access to their data source. With this, the growing numbers of cloud applications, privacy regulations and security rules are making it more difficult to effectively secure and govern data
Therefore, a Data Catalogue is needed to:
- Spend less time searching for data and more time using it to gain insight
- Have a better/safer access to data through governance. Departments have a hard time finding data and controlling who has access to it.
- Reduce the cost of data redundancy and hoarding.
- Better linkage between the technical value of Metadata and the business value.
Data Catalogue Architecture
A work in progress Architecture
As explained in the following Diagram, the Catalogue will be the entry point for TADAP
When a user requires to add a data set to TADAP, the Catalogue will be able to process this request and help the user create the metadata that goes with it, data is uploaded.
1- How the Catalogue will be connected to TADAP
2- How data is published to FGP and Open Data Portal
| Catalogue Conceptual Architecure | How data is published to FGP and Open Data Portal |
|---|---|
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List of Stakeholders
Please note this is an initial list.
Please feel free to contact us if you think there's room for improvements.
| Sector | Contact Person | Project / Program |
| Conservation and Protection | Lise Melanson | Department Violation System (DVS) |
| Pauline Lalonde | C-STAT | |
| Canada Coast Guard | Shawn Legault and Nicholas O’Hara | SIPA |
| Jean-François Coutu | INNAV | |
| Chris Burnie-Gardiner and Patrick Marion | SISAR | |
| Bert Paulin | Reporting for CCG programs | |
| Canadian Hydrographic Services | Terry Fanning and Matthew McGowan | Main work is to move science, ocean, and species data to the Government of Canada Open Portal |
| Claude Guay | Metadata management and data management for whole science sector | |
| SRS, Science Branch | Theraesa Coyle and Johannie Duhaime | Aquaculture Monitoring Program |
| Ocean Science Division | Di Wan | Scientific oceanographic survey data management |
| Fishery & Assessment Data Section, Science Branch | Bruce A. Patten | Scientific survey documentation for fish population assessment, fish harvest tracking and reporting |
| Aquaculture Management Directorate, Aquatic Ecosystems Sector | Tyree Lush and Arsenault Shane | Canadian Shellfish Sanitation Program (CSSP) mapping system |
| Fisheries & Licence Policy / Fisheries and Harbour Management | Mark Ledwell | FHM |
| Ecosystems and Fisheries Management: System Integration | Aaron Gillis and Andrew Frost | EFM-SI |
| Information Management and Policy Strategies | Annette Anthony/Sylvie Boucher | Open Data Portal |
| Ocean Data and Information Section | Tobias Spears | To be determined |
Data Catalogue Team
please feel free to contact us to discuss the project and how you can participate
| Name | |
| George Esper | |
| Riham Elhabyan | |
| David Cornwell | |
| Yask Shelat | |
| Abdul K Hamdo |
