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# Data integration and metadata annotation
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# DIMA: Data Integration and Metadata Annotation
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DIMA (Data Integration and Metadata Annotation) is a Python package, developed for the Lab of Atmospheric Chemistry that supports integration of multi-instrument data in HDF5 format, collected across a wide range of experimental campaigns, from beamtimes and kinetic flowtube studies to smog chamber studies and field campaigns.
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creation of semiformat descriptions using
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. This repository is a Python package, consisting of modules data integration, metadata annotation, data manipulation, and visualization of experimental campaign data in HDF5 files.
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provides tools and workflows for efficient data integration and metadata management, particularly for experimental campaign data stored in the HDF5 file format.
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Repository for integrating data in HDF5 from various sources and managing metadata updates in the integrated files.
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Includes tools and workflows for comprehensive data integration and automated metadata review processes.
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## Overview
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DIMA is a collection of reusable data operation modules and high-level workflows designed to streamline the following tasks:
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- **Data Integration Pipeline**: Harmonizes and integrates diverse data sources into a unified HDF5 format.
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- **Metadata Revision Workflow**: Updates and refines metadata to ensure consistency and accuracy for experimental campaigns.
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## Repository Structure
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## Installation
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Follow these steps to install and set up the project:
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