The SISAL webApp: exploring the speleothem climate and environmental archives of the world

IF 1.7 3区地球科学 Q3 GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL

Quaternary Research Pub Date : 2023-08-30 DOI:10.1017/qua.2023.39

I. Hatvani, Z. Kern, Péter Tanos, M. Wilhelm, F. Lechleitner, N. Kaushal

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Abstract

We present the ‘SISAL webApp’—a web-based tool to query the Speleothem Isotope Synthesis and AnaLysis (SISAL) database. The software provides an easy-to-use front-end interface to mine data from the SISAL database while providing the SQL code alongside as a learning tool. It allows for simple and increasingly complex querying of the SISAL database based on various data and metadata fields. The SISAL webApp version currently hosts SISALv2 of the database with 691 records from 294 sites, 512 of which have standardized chronologies. The SISAL webApp has sufficient flexibility to host future versions of the SISAL database, which may include allied speleothem information such as trace elements and cave-monitoring records. The SISAL webApp will increase accessibility to the SISAL database while also functioning as a learning tool for more advanced ways of querying paleoclimate databases. The SISAL webApp is available at http://geochem.hu/SISAL_webApp.

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SISAL web应用程序:探索世界的洞穴气候和环境档案

我们提出了“SISAL webApp”-一个基于网络的工具来查询洞穴同位素合成和分析(SISAL)数据库。该软件提供了一个易于使用的前端界面，从SISAL数据库中挖掘数据，同时提供SQL代码作为学习工具。它允许基于各种数据和元数据字段对SISAL数据库进行简单和日益复杂的查询。SISAL webApp版本目前承载了数据库的SISALv2，包含294个站点的691条记录，其中512个具有标准化的年表。SISAL webApp有足够的灵活性来承载未来版本的SISAL数据库，其中可能包括相关的洞穴信息，如微量元素和洞穴监测记录。SISAL webApp将增加SISAL数据库的可访问性，同时也可以作为查询古气候数据库的更高级方法的学习工具。SISAL web应用程序可在http://geochem.hu/SISAL_webApp获得。

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Quaternary Research 地学-地球科学综合

CiteScore

4.70

自引率

8.70%

发文量

审稿时长

3 months

期刊介绍： Quaternary Research is an international journal devoted to the advancement of the interdisciplinary understanding of the Quaternary Period. We aim to publish articles of broad interest with relevance to more than one discipline, and that constitute a significant new contribution to Quaternary science. The journal’s scope is global, building on its nearly 50-year history in advancing the understanding of earth and human history through interdisciplinary study of the last 2.6 million years.