My 2p worth,
1. What does the 150Gb consist of – one data set, multiple data sets (that
may be related e.g. time/geographic location)
2. How would someone use this data set – at 150Gb I would assume (hope)
offline processing
3. There are ways for GIS, Geo-spatial, Time-Series data that you can
implement a “browse” functionality by “slicing/tiling” but very dependent on
the data and what you want to ask about the data.
4. Is your Dspace system a long-term archival storage with a focus on
preservation?
Sorry for no answers, but willing to discuss questions.
Regards,
Ben
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From: Ingram, William A [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 30 August 2012 16:54
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Dspace-tech] Ingesting large data set
I apologize if a similar questuon has been answered in a prior thread.
We have a student needing to submit a 150 GB data set into DSpace. Is this even
possible? Are there any tips or workarounds I should try?
Cheers,
Bill
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