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April 1st, 2025 - Timeseries Streaming Acces

We just released the latest Pennsieve Agent, and Pennsieve Python client with support for timeseries streaming. It is now possible to directly stream time-ranges of data from timeseries files directly into Panda's Data Frames or CSV files (using the CLI). The figure below outlines the overall structure of the new service.

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September 19, 2024 - Revised Metadata Schema Management

Today, we launched our new metadata schema manager in the Pennsieve web application. Although the underlying functionality of the metadata support has not changed, the updated manager makes it significantly easier for users to create models, define properties of those models, and link models through relationships. This work is in anticipation of a larger effort this year to refactor and improve our support for complex metadata within Pennsieve Workspaces.

March 25, 2024 - Upgraded to Vue 3 and more

We are excited to announce the release of Pennsieve Platform Version 33.0.0, featuring a major upgrade to Vue 3, Custom Themed Workspaces, Integrated Documentation and a CSV/Excel file viewer.

May 12, 2023 Web Application and External Workflow

Overview

January 25, 2023 - Support for Guest/External Users

Support for Guest / External Users

November 10, 2022 - Update Email, Login Response

The Pennsieve platform released two new capabilities today:

February 13, 2022 - Public Timeseries Viewer

Files details pages in Pennsieve Discover

August 11, 2021 - Search, and data ingest functionality

Updates to Search capabilities

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Aug 3, 2021 - Curation support / timeseries updates

A number of small bug-fixes have been released to ensure better performance of the platform.

Associate folders with metadata records

It is now possible to associate folders with metadata records. This allows you to attach metadata to folders and find folders based on queries over the metadata. For example, it is now possible to upload files for an experiment and store files from a particular sample in a single folder. When you create a metadata model to capture all relevant information about the sample and point this record at the folder, the folder is findable by querying over the metadata.