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Documentation
XML Analytical Archive Format White
Paper
There is a growing demand for
digital storage and archiving systems for analytical
instrument data. Although there are data archiving products
currently on the market, they are incomplete solutions for
long term archiving of data from analytical instruments. In
general, these systems offer a centralized method of
indexing, storing and retrieving the original binary data
files generated by the many proprietary instrument control
software packages used throughout the laboratory. When a
particular piece of data is retrieved from such a system, it
is viewed using that same proprietary software that
generated it. More...
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here
to view the Adobe PDF (249 kb) White Paper.
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here
to view the Microsoft Word (327 kb) White Paper.
An XML Data Model for
Analytical Instruments
Presentation given by James Duckworth of Thermo
Scientific in the XML Workshop at the July 2001 CENSA End User
Meeting.
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to view the Adobe PDF (764 kb) presentation on An XML Data Model for Analytical
Instruments.
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to view the Microsoft PowerPoint (821 kb) presentation on An XML Data Model for Analytical
Instruments.
The GAML Schema
Here is the current XML Schema Document (XSD)
for the V1.00 of the GAML format. For complete information
on XSD, please visit the XML Schema
section of the World Wide Web
Consortium (W3C) home page.
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to view the GAML120.XSD (14 kb) in your browser (1).
Note(1): If you
have Internet Explorer 5 or greater, the XSD will be rendered
directly.
Last Updated: September 10, 2008
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