[Esip-discovery] proposed marketing pitch for Discovery client hack-a-thon

[Steve Richard]

Jeff-- the Ramadda opensearch.xml link you provided is pretty minimal. It
only lists the required application/atom+xml output format URL pattern. 10
minutes cruising the Ramadda web site didn't reveal any additional
information on output formats of what the metadata encoding conventions in
Atom are.  It first needs better documentation to be usable.
steve

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Subject: Re: [Esip-discovery] proposed marketing pitch for Discovery client
hack-a-thon


> Sending this out again for comments, now that we are getting closer to the
meeting.  Comments?
>

You could also use ramadda. It implements opensearch:
http://ramadda.org/repository/search/opensearch.xml
there are a number of output formats including atom, rss, thredds, csv,
wget, etc.

It also can support federated search across a set of ramadda servers.

If we get a ramadda server setup on the esip testbed it could provide a
broad collection of data and ancillary harvested metadata - grids, point
data, aircraft, photos, documents, lidar, gps, etc.,

-Jeff
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