About the project
Project name
ResearchDataCenter Motor Performance.
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Background
The RDC Motor Performance emerged from the MO|RE data project. We want to continue to collect and provide data to make research accessible. For this reason, the platform has been further developed to include more sensitive data with additional access paths. Of course, this also raises the issue of data security and responsible handling of the uploaded data sets.
Objectives
In the RDC Motor Performance, all available data on motor performance is bundled in the research data center and made available to the general public. We will continue to publish our own data and try to reach a point where sharing research data and making it available to others is the norm rather than the exception.
Area of application
The RDC Motor Performance should be accessible free of charge for scientists as well as for practitioners (trainers/teachers/doctors) and the interested public.
With the extension to Scientific Use Files, sensitive data can also be passed on from researcher to researcher in a secure manner.
The RDC Motor Performance offers a web-based application whose research data can be exported and reused as citable and internationally verified data.
Overall concept
Technical concept
MO|RE data uses the following technologies:
- Provision on the Internet via Microsoft Azure
- Azure SQL database server for meta, measurement and user data
- Azure storage service for secure, permanent data storage
- Azure web server for operating the web user interface and DOI mapping
- Implementation of the web-based user interface using open standards and open-source function libraries
- HTML5
- JavaScript 5.1, Angular JS 1.4.7, jQuery 1.9 c. CSS Level 1-3, Less
- Implementation based on Microsoft development and runtime environments
- Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5
- Microsoft ASP.NET Model View Controller (MVC 5) and Web API
- Microsoft Entity Framework 6
- Microsoft Visual C# 5.0