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The Reference Model recognises the following specific sub-classes of laboratory:
 
The Reference Model recognises the following specific sub-classes of laboratory:
  
* [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Field_laboratory|'''field laboratory''']] (so-named because they interact with raw data sources 'in the field') are used to interact with the [[CV Data Acquisition|'''CV Data Acquisition''']] components, allowing researchers to deploy, calibrate and un-deploy instruments as part of the integrated data acquisition network used by an infrastructure to collect its primary 'raw' data. Field laboratories have the ability to instantiate new [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Instrument_controller|'''instrument controller''']] from the data acquisition set.
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* [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Field_laboratory|'''field laboratory''']] (so-named because they interact with raw data sources 'in the field') are used to interact with the [[CV Data Acquisition|'''CV Data Acquisition''']] components, allowing researchers to deploy, calibrate and un-deploy instruments as part of the integrated data acquisition network used by an infrastructure to collect its primary 'raw' data. Field laboratories have the ability to instantiate new [[CV_Component_Objects#Instrument_controller|'''instrument controller''']] from the data acquisition set.
 
* [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Experiment_laboratory|'''experiment laboratory''']] are used to interact both with curated data and data processing facilities, allowing researchers to deploy datasets for processing and acquire results from computational experimentation.
 
* [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Experiment_laboratory|'''experiment laboratory''']] are used to interact both with curated data and data processing facilities, allowing researchers to deploy datasets for processing and acquire results from computational experimentation.
 
* [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Semantic_laboratory|'''semantic laboratory''']] are used to interact with the semantic models used by a research infrastructure to interpret datasets and characteristic (meta)data.
 
* [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Semantic_laboratory|'''semantic laboratory''']] are used to interact with the semantic models used by a research infrastructure to interpret datasets and characteristic (meta)data.
  
Regardless of provenance, all laboratories must interact with a AAAI service in order to authorise requests and authenticate users of the laboratory before they can proceed with any privileged activities.
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Regardless of provenance, all laboratories must interact with a [[CV_Service_Objects#AAAI_service|'''AAAI service''']] in order to authorise requests and authenticate users of the laboratory before they can proceed with any privileged activities.
  
 
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''Community portal for interacting with an infrastructure.''
  
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A science gateway object encapsulates the functions required to interact with a research infrastructure from outside with the objects provided for data acquisition, data curation, data brokering and data processing. A science gateway should be able to provide virtual 'laboratories' for authorised agents to interact with and possibly configure many of the science functions of a research infrastructure. A science gateway is also known as a Virtual Research Environment.
  
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* A science gateway object can instantiate any number of [[CV_Presentation_Objects#Virtual_laboratory|'''virtual laboratory''']] objects.
  
 
[[Category:CV Objects]]
 
[[Category:CV Objects]]

Revision as of 20:21, 27 March 2020

CV Presentation objects are the entry points for human users to the systems and services provided to access research data and their derived products.

In the ENVRI RM, complex interactions between the components facilitating data use and other components are mediated by virtual laboratory; these objects are deployed by science gateways in order to provide a persistent context for such interactions between groups of users and components within the RI.

The Reference Model recognises the following specific sub-classes of laboratory:

  • field laboratory (so-named because they interact with raw data sources 'in the field') are used to interact with the CV Data Acquisition components, allowing researchers to deploy, calibrate and un-deploy instruments as part of the integrated data acquisition network used by an infrastructure to collect its primary 'raw' data. Field laboratories have the ability to instantiate new instrument controller from the data acquisition set.
  • experiment laboratory are used to interact both with curated data and data processing facilities, allowing researchers to deploy datasets for processing and acquire results from computational experimentation.
  • semantic laboratory are used to interact with the semantic models used by a research infrastructure to interpret datasets and characteristic (meta)data.

Regardless of provenance, all laboratories must interact with a AAAI service in order to authorise requests and authenticate users of the laboratory before they can proceed with any privileged activities.

CV Presentation Objects
CVArchitecturePresentationObjects.png
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Science gateway

CVOScienceGateway.png

Community portal for interacting with an infrastructure.

A science gateway object encapsulates the functions required to interact with a research infrastructure from outside with the objects provided for data acquisition, data curation, data brokering and data processing. A science gateway should be able to provide virtual 'laboratories' for authorised agents to interact with and possibly configure many of the science functions of a research infrastructure. A science gateway is also known as a Virtual Research Environment.