SSHADE Documentation

The “Solid Spectroscopy Data Model - Spectra & Bandlist” (SSDM-spectra & SSDM-Bandlists) is a relational data model allowing a complete description of spectral data of solid materials. It includes a detailed description of the solid samples through their layers, materials, constituents and species. Natural matters have their specific description. The instruments and techniques used for the measurements are also described. The spectral data are of two types: spectra and their various higher levels products (instrument specific) and band lists (band parameters and transition attributions). Publications associated with the spectral data are also included in this data model. SSDM is the base of the SSHADE database infrastructure of spectroscopy of solids.

Figure 1: Links between tables of SSDM

Figure 2: Sample structure from layers to atoms

The current stable version of SSDM-Spectra (version 0.9.2) implemented in SSHADE has been released in May 2023. It has many major changes, improvements and additions relative to the initial version 0.8.5 (January 2018) used when SSHADE was put on-line for the first time.

The current stable version of SSDM-Bandlist (version 0.9.2) implemented in SSHADE has been released in May 2023. It has many important changes, improvements and additions relative to the initial version 0.9.1 (October 2021) used when SSHADE-Bandlist was put on-line.

• Current SSDM-Spectra version: 0.9.2: ssdm-spectra_datamodel_v0.9.2_sshade.pdf

• Current SSDM-Bandlist version: 0.9.2: ssdm-bandlist_datamodel_v0.9.2_sshade.pdf

A detailed description of all the interfaces and tools of the SSHADE-Bandlist database (data preparation, import, DOI, search, visualization, export, …) can be found in our final delivery report to Europe (v0.9.2, 31/05/23): europlanet2024-ri_ms83_sshade-bandlist-final.pdf

The SSHADE consortium includes: B. Schmitt, P. Bollard, L. Bonal, D. Albert, O. Poch, P. Beck, E. Quirico (IPAG, Grenoble, F); R. Brunetto, D. Baklouti (IAS, Orsay, F), P. Pinet, K. Demyk, Y. Daydou (IRAP, Toulouse, F), P. Theulé (PIIM, Marseille, F), M. Massé, M. Giraud (LPGN, Nantes, F), A. Pommerol, C. Feller, O. Poch, (WP-Unibe, Bern, CH), N. Fray (LISA, Créteil, F), F. Capaccioni, A. Rotundi, C. Carli, Andrea Longobardo (IAPS – INAF, Roma, I), N.J. Mason (Open University, UK), B. Sivaraman, D. Mehta, B. Vaishnav (PRL, Ahmedabad, IN), G. Montagnac, R. Caracas, B. Reynard (ENS-Lyon, F), N. Carrasco, Th. Gautier (LATMOS, Verrières, F), H. Mutschke, J. Weiprecht (AIU Obs., Jena, D), V. Timon, M.A.Moreno (IEM, Madrid, E), A. Kereszturi (CSFK, Budapest, HU), J. Gurgurewicz (PGL, Wroclaw, PL), A. Kuligiewicz (CML, Krakow, PL), I. Kieffer, D. Testemale (FAME, ESRF, Grenoble, F).