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The basic features of the BioDat software are: database format based on PhysioNet, a shared database of signals running in network environment accessible for users with permissions, importing and/or exporting data from and/or to different formats (d-file, EDF, ASCII, Matlab), accessing the database through [HTTP](HTTP)(S) and ordinary web browsers. The application is written in Java and runs both standalone and as installationfree Java applet.  \nR  \nI. INTRODUCTION  \nesearch practice often includes measuring of experimental data and their analysis. Both these mentioned  \nprocedures usually need some formalized approaches. Despite of the formalized experimental procedures there is no comprehensive open-source software tool which would involve all of following properties:  \n• Storing measured signals in machine-readable format. Formal structure of the data is useful in several ways. Humans (regular users as well as programmers) knowhow to handle the stored data, because the data structure is common over the whole repository. Then it is easy to develop algorithms for bulk services over a user-defined set of stored signals.  \n• Access to a signal repository through a world wide web.  \nA need for sharing the data appears in many projects where more people are involved in. The corporate repository or database system is one of possible suitable and effective solutions. Requirements for users’ equipment should not be restrictive. The only need should bean appropriate connection to computer network.  \n• Multi-user environment with appropriate authorizing system.  \nThis requirement is usually not a strict one in research, where small groups of people cooperate locally. However, authentication and authorization management is highly desirable in case of remote controlled systems with high risk of unqualified modifications in stored data or real danger of software attacks.  \nManuscript received April 2, 2007. The work was granted by the research programme MSM6840770012 Transdisciplinary Research in a Field of Biomedical Engineering II and Preciosa Foundation Grant.  \n*P. Kozelek and J. Holcik are with the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, Dept. of Biomedical Informatics, Czech Technical University in Prague, nam. Sitna 3105, 272 01 Kladno, Czech Republic koze[lek@fbmi.cvut.cz](lek@fbmi.cvut.cz)  \n• Simple installation and utilization.  \nA lot of advanced systems developed for specific fields of science are not widely used because of their complicated installation, post-installation configuration or dependencies on third-party projects. Another aspect is ausability of the software system: regular taking use of the application should be as easy as possible to ensure its popularity among users (viral marketing) .  \n• Simplicity of extending with user-defined plug-ins.  \nThere should be no fixed limits or restrictions for using the application in various scientific projects. That is why the application should serve as a complex framework of basic functions for data management. Hence, specific functions for a specific work should be developed by advanced users and programmers.  \nThere are some specialized software packages offered either as an open-source or as a commercial products. Physionet Toolbox or Biopac [4] are examples of such software tools. However, both examples are limited as for operating system which the software was developed for.  \nII. METHODS  \nThere are several approaches for managing software projects, typically divided into two classes: sequential and iterative [3, 4] . 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RESULTS\n## Implemented features and deployment model","[{\"question\":\"What does BioDat do for 1D signals?\",\"answer\":\"BioDat simplifies routine recording, storing, and analyzing of technical and biological 1D signals using an integrated database and analysis workflow.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the signal repository made available to users?\",\"answer\":\"The repository uses a PhysioNet-based database format and is shared in a network environment accessible through HTTP and ordinary web browsers with appropriate user permissions.\"},{\"question\":\"What development approach did the authors use?\",\"answer\":\"They combined agile methodologies such as feature-driven development (FDD) and test-driven development (TDD) early on, then modified the process to performance-driven development (PDD) after feature requirements and software architecture were established.\"}]","BioDat - Web-based System for Storing and Analyzing 1D Signals - Abstract | PDF"]