What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to develop a comprehensive .NET class library for managing spectral data efficiently.

March 26, 2026Open Access

INAF.Libraries.Net.DB.HyperLab.Data TECHNICAL REPORT

Key Points

The aim is to develop a comprehensive .NET class library for managing spectral data efficiently.
Developed a multi-project .NET 10 class-library ecosystem
Utilized SQL Server and Entity Framework Core for data access
Implemented storage and retrieval mechanisms for spectral data
Designed advanced search capabilities and authorization support
Facilitated persistence of measurement metadata and processing steps
Enabled streamlined access to scientific catalog data like minerals and meteorites
Provided solid retrieval and storage solutions for complex spectral data
Enhanced usability with both simple and complex search options
Improved data processing through various persistence methods

Abstract

The solution is a multi-project .NET 10 class-library ecosystem centered on HyperLab spectral data management.At its core, `INAF.Libraries.Net.DB.HyperLab.Data` provides: SQL Server data access through Entity Framework Core 10 spectrum storage and retrieval sample and measurement metadata persistence processing-step persistence for alignment, smoothing, and continuum removal simple and complex search capabilities spectrum sharing and authorization support read/write access to scientific catalog data such as minerals, rocks, and meteorite classes

INAF.Libraries.Net.DB.HyperLab.Data TECHNICAL REPORT

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