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NASA's Common Metadata Repository (CMR)

catalogues

is a high-performance, high-quality, continuously evolving metadata system that catalogs all data and service metadata records for NASA's Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS) and will be the authoritative management system for all EOSDIS

system

metadata.

 These

These metadata records are registered, modified, discovered, and accessed through programmatic interfaces leveraging standard protocols and APIs.

  • CMR will be the authoritative management system for all EOSDIS metadata for all EOSDIS data holdings.
  • CMR is a common middleware replacement for for the ECHO backend and GCMD’s backend. The GCMD frontend, however, will not change and users of GCMD should see no impact.
  • CMR is designed to handle metadata at the Concept level beyond just Collections and Granules to Visualizations, Parameters, Documentation, Services, and more.
  • CMR is designed around an evolvable Unified Metadata Model (UMM).
  • CMR is designed to handle hundreds of millions of metadata records; making them available through high performance, standards compliant, temporal, spatial, and faceted search.
  • CMR incorporates both human and machine metadata assessment features that work to ensure the highest quality metadata possible
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The Unified Metadata Model is a model that encompasses various metadata profiles maintained and archived by EOSDIS. The UMM will be used by the Common Metadata Repository and will drive search and retrieval of metadata cataloged within that system.

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Quick overview:

  • UMM stands for Unified Metadata Model
  • UMM profiles are not metadata standards
  • UMM-C represents Collection Metadata
  • UMM-G represents Granule Metadata
  • UMM-S represents Service Metadata (TBD)
  • UMM-V represents Visualization Metadata (TBD)
  • UMM-P represents Parameter Metadata (TBD)
  • New UMM profiles will be added in the future.

More details:

First a link to a presentation: AGU Fall 2014 - Streamlining Metadata in NASA EOSDIS CMR 

To increase the level of quality and consistency among its metadata holdings, EOSDIS has developed (and continues to develop and expand) a model for various metadata profiles that it archives and maintains. This model aims to document vital elements that may be represented across various metadata formats and standards and unify them through core fields useful for data discovery and service invocations. This unified model, aptly named the Unified Metadata Model (UMM), has been developed as part of the EOSDIS Metadata Architecture Studies (MAS I and II) conducted between 2012 and 2013.

 

The UMM will be used by the Common Metadata Repository (CMR) and will drive search and retrieval of metadata cataloged within that system.

 

All UMM profiles will be mapped to the ISO 19115 metadata model as shown in the diagram below.

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titleHow does the search and ingest work between ECHO and CMR during transition?

All search and ingest that are done via ECHO now will continue to be serviced. The ECHO API will work seamlessly with the CMR and will be backwards compatible. However, there is a period of transition from returning ECHO results to returning CMR results. During this transition period, ECHO will fan-out ingest and search requests to the CMR system.

For more information, please email support@earthdata.nasa.gov and include 'CMR' in the email subject.

The diagram below outlines the high-level interaction between these systems:

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There is preliminary documentation on the search API currently deployed in the UAT environment that can be found here:

For more information on the CMR, please see the CMR Earthdata Homepage.



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CMR Search API Documentation

CMR Search Site Documentation

CMR Client Partner User Guide

For more information, see https://cmr.earthdata.nasa.gov/search


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titleUnified Metadata Models (UMM)

UMM - Collections (UMM-C)

UMM - Granules (UMM-G)

UMM - Services (UMM-S)

UMM - Variables (UMM-Var)

UMM - Tools (UMM-T)

For more information, see UMM Documents


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Questions, comments, technical issues, and change requests should be sent to: support@earthdata.nasa.gov



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titleCMR Metadata Reconciliation

Data Provider Metadata Reconciliation

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titleCMR Team Activities/Presentations

2015 ESIP Winter Meeting Session

AGU Fall 2014 (login required)

  • IN51C-02 Streamlining Metadata in NASA's EOSDIS Common Metadata Repository
  • IN53B-3805 Achieving Sub-Second Search in the CMR

 

2014 DAAC System Engineering Technical Interchange

 

ESIP Summer 2014

ESIP Winter 2014

ESIP Summer 2013

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CMR Git Repository

CMR Requirements Authoring Guide

CMR Life-Cycle

CMR Workload Specification

EED-2 Open Sourcing Guide

ESO-CMR Reviews 

Earthdata Search Client

GCMD Keyword Landing Page


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Purpose of the Wiki

This wiki is intended strictly for the use of sharing information about NASA Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS) topics. For more information please click here .

We welcome your participation and comments within Earthdata Wiki.

Rules of Conduct

Earthdata Wiki is governed by the general rules of respectful civil discussion. ESDIS may monitor any user-generated content as it chooses and reserves the right to remove content for any reason whatsoever, without consent. The following rules of conduct are to be followed when using the Earthdata Wiki. Breach of these rules will result in users loses privileges or being banned permanently.

Participation requires a valid Earthdata Login. Only approved NASA users and affiliates will be allowed to upload data. If a wiki space becomes dormant for a period of more than 2 years, ESDIS reserves the right to delete/remove it.

In order to maintain an environment where everyone is welcome and discussion flows freely, certain types of conduct are prohibited on Earthdata Wiki. Specifically restricted conduct includes trolling, flaming, ranting, personal attacks, harassment, threats, doxing, racism, discrimination, hate speech, sexism, spamming, off-topic posting, pyramid quoting, rumor mongering, impersonation, advertising (including HTML links and pictures), and linking to applications or utilities of uncertain intent.

In addition, the Earthdata Wiki is not for discussion of real-life current affairs, news, politics, or religion. Discussion should revolve around ESDIS topics. Specific content prohibited on Earthdata Wiki includes pornography, profanity, and real money trading (RMT).


NASA makes no representations or warranties regarding the information posted.





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CMR Operations

CMR JIRA Project

Jama

Metrics

Internal Team Documents