User Interface choices
The Archive provides three online user interfaces for the specification
of files that need to be accessed by a data user. The user interfaces
accomplish the same function - facilitate user access to the data
files -, but support complementary solutions to finding the files
that you want from the 1,000,000+ files stored in the Archive. Summary
descriptions of the user interfaces are:
" Data Browser Interface
Identifies available data files from exact specifications of site,
date range, instrument or measurement type, and facility, etc
The Data Browser Interface provides an overview of ARM data quality.
It displays daily quality color (green, yellow, red) for user specified
subsets of sites, facilities, measurements and date ranges.
The Data Browser can also provide detailed information about Data
Quality Reports and quick looks for user specified search criteria
" Catalog Interface
Supports browsing of summary tables (by combinations of year, site,
data source, etc.) about file availability and the specification
of data requests in one month increments
Description of the Interface
The ARM Archive catalog interface consists of two major components:
1) a catalog of available data files organized in a four level hierarchy,
and 2) a shopping cart collection scheme that allows the user to
store, edit and display a list of selected file sets. The interface
programs display a sequence of linked HTML tables that allow the
user to move through the various catalog levels, converging to desired
sets of files. The hierarchy includes links to tables for increasingly
narrow subsets of the data collection (see Figure 1). An example
sequence of linked interface tables is shown in Figure 2. Selecting
a value in each table leads to a table showing more detail in the
next step. In the fourth step, a small subset of data may be selected
for addition to the Shopping Cart. Each interface screen contains
information displaying the previous selection criteria and links
to re-visit the earlier screens or the Shopping Cart (see Figure
3). This section describes the user interface at each of these levels
Velocity
Shopping Cart Solution
E Commerce Shopping Cart
Ecommerce
Ecommerce Custom
Ecommerce Design
Ecommerce Development
Ecommerce Merchant Account
Ecommerce Shopping Cart
Ecommerce Shopping Cart Solution
Ecommerce Store
Ecommerce Storefront
Ecommerce Web Design
Ecommerce Web Site
Ecommerce Web Site Design
Ecommerce Web Site Development
Pay Pal Ecommerce
Pay Pal Shopping Cart
Shopping Cart
Shopping Cart Design
Shopping Cart Program
Shopping Cart Solution
Turnkey Ecommerce
Web Ecommerce
Web Ecommerce Development
Web Hosting Ecommerce Merchant Account
Web Hosting Shopping Cart
Web Site Design Development Ecommerce
Web Site Shopping Cart
