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Markus wrote: "Christian Ohmann (and Sergey Goryanin) contacted me in September to discuss the technical implementation for their MDR + CESSDA search demo. They wanted to directly use SearchAPI in their search but they needed to search by Sampling Procedure, Mode of Collection and/or Time Method for the mappings they wanted.
I think they ended up harvesting OAI-PMH and setting up their own copy of the index after I showed them where to find the Elasticsearch settings and mappings used in CDC since they were in a rush to get the demo done before the project ended at the end of September. Demo won't be expanded upon unless they get more funding."
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At present, the API search criteria mirror those available via the CDC UI. Logically, any new criteria should be added to both, not just the API. Therefore a discussion is needed in the CDC User Group as to whether or not Sampling Procedure, Mode of Collection and/or Time Method should be added to the existing set of filters in the UI, and if so, what the priority is.
Markus wrote: "Christian Ohmann (and Sergey Goryanin) contacted me in September to discuss the technical implementation for their MDR + CESSDA search demo. They wanted to directly use SearchAPI in their search but they needed to search by Sampling Procedure, Mode of Collection and/or Time Method for the mappings they wanted.
I think they ended up harvesting OAI-PMH and setting up their own copy of the index after I showed them where to find the Elasticsearch settings and mappings used in CDC since they were in a rush to get the demo done before the project ended at the end of September. Demo won't be expanded upon unless they get more funding."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: