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Analytical Model of Diurnal Temperature for a Radome Enclosed Antenna
March 2010
Uri J. Braun, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Margo I. Seltzer, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Adriane Chapman, The MITRE Corporation
Barbara Blaustein, The MITRE Corporation
M. David Allen, The MITRE Corporation
Len Seligman, The MITRE Corporation
ABSTRACT
We describe our experiences importing PASS [14] provenance
into PLUS [7]. Although both systems import and
export provenance that conforms to the Open Provenance
Model (OPM) [12], the two systems vary greatly with
respect to the granularity of provenance captured, how
much semantic knowledge the system contributes, and
the completeness of provenance capture. We encountered
several problems reconciling provenance between
the two systems and use that experience to specify a
Common Provenance Framework, that provides a higher
degree of interoperability between provenance systems.
In each case, the problems stem from the fact that OPM
interoperability is a weaker requirement than query interoperability.
Our goal in presenting this work is to generate
discussion about differing degrees of interoperability
and the requirements thereof.
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