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Echodataflow: Recipe-based Fisheries Acoustics Workflow Orchestration



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  • Journal Title:
    Proceedings of the Python in Science Conference
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    With the influx of large data from multiple instruments and experiments, scientists are wrangling complex data pipelines that are context-dependent and non-reproducible. We demonstrate how we leverage Prefect (Prefect, 2024), a modern orchestration framework, to facilitate fisheries acoustics data processing. We built a Python package Echodataflow (Echodataflow, 2024) which 1) allows users to specify workflows and their parameters through editing text “recipes” which provide transparency and reproducibility of the pipelines; 2) supports scaling of the workflows while abstracting the computational infrastructure; 3) provides monitoring and logging of the workflow progress. Under the hood, Echodataflow uses Prefect to execute the workflows while providing a domain-friendly interface to facilitate diverse fisheries acoustics use cases. We demonstrate the features through a typical ship survey data processing pipeline.
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    Proceedings of the Python in Science Conference (2024)
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    2575-9752
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