The data producers are encouraged to produce a citable statement or "marker paper" in which they describe the data set and their intentions in respect of analysis and publication.
However, unlike those projects, ours is not consortium-based and our position as a third party to the data producers imposes additional considerations that must be addressed: Data identification and collection.
On the flip side, there is a need to protect the privacy of individual "data producers" in a world where every move can be tracked and algorithms can identify "anomalies" in human behaviour.
They struggle to keep up with these data producers, when that, after all, is their job.
API, or application programming interface, is a tool created for developers to interact with data producers.
As future work, we will extend this process to other public geospatial data producers.
The AS has its own SIs (data producers) and Clients interested in sensed data (data consumers).
This paper highlights the urgent need for satellite data producers to provide accuracy assessments associated with satellite-derived products.
This means being able to acquire, store, and process IoT-generated data closer to the data producers and data consumers.
In this paper we suggest a mobile sensing platform that enables data requesters to discover data producers within a specific geographic region and acquire their data.
In fact, these scientific data producers are highly enthusiastic for their own data to be reused by others for large-scale global synthesis efforts.
