"data continuity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the action of maintaining and protecting access to data. For example, "We must ensure data continuity in our system in order to prevent any data loss."
Landsat-8 is more formally called the Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM).
The collar processing is technique aiming to maintain the data continuity during processing.
To define the design variables, the following were specified: the initial, lower bound and upper bound values, the data type, data continuity and distribution, and distribution properties.
Known officially as the Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LCDM), the new spacecraft is the eighth in the series that is jointly managed by Nasa and the US Geological Survey USGSS).
Gradual changes are best characterized and monitored using time-series analysis, and with the successful launch of Landsat 8 we now have appreciable data continuity that extends the Landsat legacy across the previous 43 years.
This is in contrast to the results obtained by Civet and Tarits (2013) on Earth data and outlines the importance of data continuity and/or the quality of proxies in induction studies.
Use of disease registers, best practice guidelines, electronic records and automated data extraction tools support information continuity within case management and multi-disciplinary team care arrangements which promote coordination of care at that level.
The main characteristics of streaming data are: continuity, dynamic nature and no defined format.
SRVCC is an efficient inter-RAT handover introduced to support voice call and other data session continuity in 3GPP Release 8 (R8).
A VoLTE inter-RAT handover mechanism is presented that enables voice and data sessions continuity between these different radio access technologies based on the 3GPP standardization.
Although a discontinuous reconstruction is employed in the approximation of the initial data, the continuity is automatically taken into account in the dominant part of the numerical flux.
