HASS Community Data Lab (HCDL) Architecture - Phase 1

For the purposes of this lab Data Capabilities are the key focus, they are skill sets that need to be fostered in different cohorts; the team building the HASS-RDC to provide and/or map and document the implementation of FAIR data infrastructure that will allow . [...] The most relevant capability to this systems architecture is the FAIR-implementation; the discussion below will show how the lab supports the use of Trove and other data to support Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability and Reusability of data, code and results. [...] Findability / discovery of data and tools The core aid to discovery, and the central point of the HCDL will be the “Trove Data Guide” (WP-TDG) led by Tim Sheratt, which will provide a guide-book to using Trove data for research. [...] High level architecture of the Trove Data Guide (WP-TDG) The above diagram shows the core components and relationships of the Trove Data Guide, the diagram below depicts how an instance of a code notebook can be instantiated; the running instance then talks to the Trove API. [...] Initial deployment of IAW publication of results The same pattern of data deposit will be tested and repeated across other parts of the HCDL project, with deposit of: ● The results of Jupyter Notebook runs ● Results of Stylometric analyses in WP-SIA (both in hosted and API mode) ● Depositing annotations to public data repositories (there is a suggestion in the report that lead to this work that th.