Ukrainian Antarctic Journal

No 1(17) (2018): Ukrainian Antarctic Journal
Articles

Combined Method of Organization of Antarctic Research Data Storage

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  • N. A. Yushko,
  • R. L. Novogrudskaya
N. A. Yushko
National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kiev Polytechnic Institute” Institute of Telecommunication Systems, Kyiv
R. L. Novogrudskaya
National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kiev Polytechnic Institute” Institute of Telecommunication Systems, Kyiv
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33275/1727-7485.1(17).2018.41
Published December 31, 2018
Keywords
  • portal of the National Antarctic Scientific Center of Ukraine,
  • data storage,
  • local storage,
  • remote storage,
  • cloud storage
How to Cite
Yushko, N. A., & Novogrudskaya, R. L. (2018). Combined Method of Organization of Antarctic Research Data Storage. Ukrainian Antarctic Journal, (1(17), 148-156. https://doi.org/10.33275/1727-7485.1(17).2018.41
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Abstract

The main goal is to create a repository of Antarctic data that will ensure the storage of all information in all areas of research conducted at the State Institution National Antarctic Research Center of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (GU NASC) and related organizations. The paper discusses the best methods for storing research data of GU NANZ, and also reviewed methods and corresponding means for implementing data warehouses, which allows to identify and describe possible implementation options for Antarctic data stores. The proposed system of criteria by which it is advisable to evaluate each of the methods. The system is based on the requirements for the parameters of the storage of Antarctic data, which are selected as a result of analyzing the heterogeneity of types, formats and types of data from Antarctic research.

As a result, three methods were proposed: local storage, remote storage, cloud storage, which differ in economic costs, availability, memory, security, and reliability of data storage. Given the results of the analysis, we can assume that the use of cloud storage is optimal for organizing the storage of Antarctic data. It is also advisable to combine the option of organizing the storage, providing for the integration of local storage and cloud storage. In this case, the disadvantages of local storage can be reduced by placing a certain amount of resources in the cloud. Depending on the type of storage chosen, a connection is made with the SharePoint 2013 software product on which the National Antarctic Data Center (NACAD) is built.

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