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For best practices, mirroring should always be accompanied by point-in-time executable copies for data that can permit a near instantaneous recovery to occur from clean data that existed before the corruption occurred. The ability to access clean data is an enormous advantage for the user, since errors in identification, classification, spelling, and vocabulary conformation can severely hinder the discovery process," stated Richard Resnick, NetGenics director of Database Development. To enhance it, they take the clean data and "reconstruct" it, removing any indicators that may have been induced by nonweather factors, such as instrument changes and station relocations. |
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