A Framework for Data Lifecycle Model Selection

The selection of Data Lifecycle Models (DLMs) in complex data management scenarios necessitates finding a balance between quantitative and qualitative characteristics to ensure regulation, improve performance, and maintain governance requirements. In this context, an interactive web application based on AHP-Express has been developed as a user-friendly tool to facilitate decision-making processes related to DLM. The application facilitates customized decision matrices, organizes various expert interviews with distinct weights, calculates local and global priorities, and delivers final DLM rankings by consolidating sub-criteria scores into weighted macro-category values, accompanied by graphical representations. Key functions encompass consistency checks, sensitivity analysis for macro-category weight variations, and graphical representations (bar charts, radar maps, sensitivity charts) that emphasize strengths, shortcomings, and the robustness of rankings. In a suggested application for sensor-based artifact monitoring at the Museo del Carbone, the tool swiftly selected the most appropriate DLM as the leading contender, exhibiting consistent performance across diverse weight scenarios. The results of the Museo del Carbone case validate that AHP-Express facilitates rapid, transparent, and reproducible DLM selection, reducing cognitive load while maintaining scientific rigor. The tool’s modular architecture and visualization features enable educated decision making for various data management issues.

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Future Internet
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2025-08-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/fi17090390
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Data Quality and Management
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A Framework for Data Lifecycle Model Selection

Mauro Iacono, Michele Mastroianni, C Riccio, Bruna Viscardi
Future Internet
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A Framework for Data Lifecycle Model Selection

Mauro Iacono, Michele Mastroianni, C Riccio, Bruna Viscardi
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Abstract

The selection of Data Lifecycle Models (DLMs) in complex data management scenarios necessitates finding a balance between quantitative and qualitative characteristics to ensure regulation, improve performance, and maintain governance requirements. In this context, an interactive web application based on AHP-Express has been developed as a user-friendly tool to facilitate decision-making processes related to DLM. The application facilitates customized decision matrices, organizes various expert interviews with distinct weights, calculates local and global priorities, and delivers final DLM rankings by consolidating sub-criteria scores into weighted macro-category values, accompanied by graphical representations. Key functions encompass consistency checks, sensitivity analysis for macro-category weight variations, and graphical representations (bar charts, radar maps, sensitivity charts) that emphasize strengths, shortcomings, and the robustness of rankings. In a suggested application for sensor-based artifact monitoring at the Museo del Carbone, the tool swiftly selected the most appropriate DLM as the leading contender, exhibiting consistent performance across diverse weight scenarios. The results of the Museo del Carbone case validate that AHP-Express facilitates rapid, transparent, and reproducible DLM selection, reducing cognitive load while maintaining scientific rigor. The tool’s modular architecture and visualization features enable educated decision making for various data management issues.

Future InternetVol. 17(9)
University of Foggia (IT), University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Data Quality and Management
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