The <b>Data Management</b> component provides facilities to store space data such as leap second, EOP (Earth Orientation Parameters) or space weather forcecasts in a centralized way, such that these data can be used by all the components of the FDS. The following main concepts are used: <ul> <li><b>Repositories</b>are folders in which all the data belonging to a same type (e.g. LEAP_SECOND) are stored</li> <li><b>References data</b> represents the data that will be used by default by all the components of the system</li> </ul> A reference data is always an existing data stored in a repository, but only one data stored in a repository (for a given type) can be a reference data.
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