INTRODUCTION The number of caves of thermal water origin is significant even by global standards in Hungary. The rich forms and mineral precipitations of these caves can’t be attributed to the impact of descending co...INTRODUCTION The number of caves of thermal water origin is significant even by global standards in Hungary. The rich forms and mineral precipitations of these caves can’t be attributed to the impact of descending cold karst waters or to the effect of subhorizontal streaming of the cold waters at the karst water展开更多
Geothermal data are published using different IT services,formats and content representations,and can refer to both regional and global scale information.Geothermal stakeholders search for information with different a...Geothermal data are published using different IT services,formats and content representations,and can refer to both regional and global scale information.Geothermal stakeholders search for information with different aims.E-Infrastructures are collaborative platforms that address this diversity of aims and data representations.In this paper,we present a prototype for a European Geothermal Information Platform that uses INSPIRE recommendations and an e-Infrastructure(D4Science)to collect,aggregate and share data sets from different European data contributors,thus enabling stakeholders to retrieve and process a large amount of data.Our system merges segmented and national realities into one common framework.We demonstrate our approach by describing a platform that collects data from Italian,French,Hungarian,Swiss and Icelandic geothermal data providers.展开更多
文摘INTRODUCTION The number of caves of thermal water origin is significant even by global standards in Hungary. The rich forms and mineral precipitations of these caves can’t be attributed to the impact of descending cold karst waters or to the effect of subhorizontal streaming of the cold waters at the karst water
文摘Geothermal data are published using different IT services,formats and content representations,and can refer to both regional and global scale information.Geothermal stakeholders search for information with different aims.E-Infrastructures are collaborative platforms that address this diversity of aims and data representations.In this paper,we present a prototype for a European Geothermal Information Platform that uses INSPIRE recommendations and an e-Infrastructure(D4Science)to collect,aggregate and share data sets from different European data contributors,thus enabling stakeholders to retrieve and process a large amount of data.Our system merges segmented and national realities into one common framework.We demonstrate our approach by describing a platform that collects data from Italian,French,Hungarian,Swiss and Icelandic geothermal data providers.
