Reid and Woithe (2007) used a 11 year long database of oxygen green line nightglow observations over Buckland Park (34.9°S, 138.6°E), near Adelaide, Australia, a geographically conjugate station to Kiso, and found that the annual and semiannual components were almost equal in amplitude and varied between 14 17% of the mean intensity.
The processing of short and long database sequences must be done in a way that minimizes idle times for processors.
To ensure that the LAGOSLIMNO database module would be extensible, a vertically oriented (i.e., long) database design was developed (Fig. 6).
Both in indexed MegaBLAST and other variants of NCBI BLAST software, long database sequences are split into overlapping chunks to optimize processing.
Key issues related to electronic information systems, such as data management principles and long-term database maintenance, are discussed.
The analysis, done by a Columbia University professor given access to a long-suppressed database maintained by the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobaccoand Firearms, confirms some conventional wisdom.
The model is calibrated to a long-term database (25 years), and describes the weekly water and chemical fluxes of a tributary of Lac Léman (Lake Geneva, Venoge river watershed, 240 km240
Assist to develop system for long-term database management, including iterative additions to body of research and adaptability for changes to user interface and data sets.
The astronomers are continuing their frequent observations of Io, providing a long-term database of high spatial resolution images that not even Galileo, which orbited Jupiter for eight years, was able to achieve.
The Cornell Lab has been monitoring nesting birds' reproductive success since the 1960s, and this long-term database is the nation's richest source of information on avian reproductive biology.
