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Identifying Requirements for Centralized Service for Movement and Biodiversity Data Analysis

Positioning technology is lately widely used in many scientific fields to collect movement and biodiversity data for further analysis. That generates enormous amount of positions and tracking data and impose the need for developing new algorithms for analysis and prediction, which are managed in ever growing partial and incomplete software solutions. In this paper, we made a roadmap for development of centralized service-oriented software in which one could manage data about moving objects or plants, as well as spatial layers, contextual information and perform complex algorithms. We identified a set of interfaces for communication with users allowing data and algorithm manipulation. Furthermore, we proposed meta-model for storing data and algorithms in order to achieve adaptiveness and wide applicability. The proposed model establishes a baseline for a concrete implementation.

biodiversity; tracking; service-oriented software; meta-model

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