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<h1>Protocol Specification Analysis</h1>
<h4>Version: 2.0 -- SpecificationAnalysisGISIN</h4>
<h4>Last Update: 15th of February, 2007</h4>
<h2>1. Introduction</h2>
<p>This document will be used to test the specification to insure that it meets the defined use cases. </p>
<h2>2. Analysis </h2>
<p>1. Get list of species invasive to NewZealand through a portal<br />
- Access directory for list of servers<br />
- Hit each server for:<br />
- TypeData=SpeciesList<br />
- biostatus=invasive<br />
- LocationType=country<br />
- LocationCode=NewZealand<br />
- Each server returns a species list in XML<br />
- XML is parsed and compiled results shown to users in a table</p>
<p>2. Get a list of countries that have Tamarix as invasive<br />
- Access directory for list of servers<br />
- Request from each server<br />
- TypeData=LocationList<br />
- LocationType=Country<br />
- BioStatus=Invasvie<br />
- Genus=Tamarix<br />
- Returns a list of countries in XML</p>
<p>3. Get a list of checklists from a specific server<br />
- Get the URL from the directory<br />
- Request from the server<br />
- TypeData=CheckList<br />
- Returns XML with checklists</p>
<p>- Implematnion<br />
- &ldquo;Genus=&rsquo;Tamarix&rsquo;&rdquo; <br />
- &ldquo;ScientificName LIKE &lsquo;Tamarix %&rsquo;</p>
<p>4. Get all Tamarix occurance data for the planet from a modeling server</p>
<p>Simplest data sources:<br />
- Kingdom/Scientific Name, BioStatus, Named location<br />
- or Kingdom/Scientific Name, Date, Location<br />
- or Kingdom/Scientific Name, Profiles URLs<br />
- or Kingdom/Scientific Name, Profile content<br />
- or Kingdom/Scientific Name, Picture</p>
<p>More complex data sources will have:<br />
- Full taxonomic hierarchies (i.e. IT IS)<br />
- Location to spatial data conversion (i.e. Geomancer)</p>
<h2>3. SQL Analysis </h2>
<p>Operations:<br />
- Which data types do you have?<br />
- Part of registration (multiple URLs, one for each type of data?)</p>
<p>- Contains </p>
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