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The LAPS project intends to establish a simple, yet effective way to describe equipment and experiments across a variety of testing rigs and devices. Its purpose is to facilitate interlaboratory communication and standards in experimental Geophysics. In addition, the objective of LAPS is to prepare experimental data to be stored in the STRABO digital data repository.

Current Status of Work: Using conventions from the STRABO vocabulary and lab specific requirements we outline which information is necessary in a 'system profile': a snapshot of features, hardware and data format that follows a given structure and a set of attributes. To maintain data integrity, profiles should be validated against a 'schema' and saved as json text files.

At this point the schema is still in an experimental stage. Also, there is currently no 'back-end' database where profile information is stored. It remains as json file only. Furthermore, technology issues on how data is being accessed (either using REST-API or GraphQL or otherwise) is being deferred to a later point. Ultimate goal is to establish a schema that is acceptable for the community and to possibly integrate it into Strabo or compatible system.

Proposed Laps Workflow

Experimental Schema: attributes following STRABO vocabulary, such as run conditions, sample information, equipment as well as a reference to acquired data are listed in an experimental json file. Machine specific profiles can be attached to the experimental profile as needed.

LapsSchema_v4.docx

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NEWS

5/2020: LAPS receives NSF funding - Award# (FAIN): 1948453

7/2020: Experimental Deformation Data Workshop at Digital EGU Meeting

12/2020: LAPS presentation at AGU 2020

04/2021: EGU Townhall Presentation: Introduction to StraboExperimental

12/2021: AGU Townhall Presentation: Progress in StraboExperimental Development

10/2022: MIT EAPS Presentation: Progress in StraboExperimental Development

12/2022: AGU 2022: TH53I - Cyberinfrastructure Tools for Microscopy and Experimental Rock Deformation Data

12/2022: AGU 2023: Pre-AGU Workshop on Advances of StraboExperimental

12/2022: AGU 2023: LAPS - A Laboratory Workflow Solution for Experimental Geophysical Research

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