I'd be interested in a session on this. I could
talk about experiences of versioning the human
genome and the problems that causes. Now that
the raw genome data is at the multi-petabyte
level, we are also having to do distributed and
replicated storage.
Tim
At 16:09 +0200 10/4/10, Jonathan Gray wrote:
What do people think about having a brief session/discussion with
Rufus, Sören, and others on (emerging) technologies to support the
collaborative development of data? Covering, e.g.,
* versioning / version control for data
* synchronising between different (versioned) sources of data
* requirements, examples, use cases, etc.
Also could include things like distributed storage, etc. Think it
would be really interesting to have a session on the state of play
here!
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