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We developed the Materials Provenance Store (MPS), a database managing high-throughput experimental data for materials discovery. This system efficiently handles over 30 million experiments on 12 million samples, facilitating independent data querying and download for researchers.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Solid State Chemistry
Computational Materials Science

Background:

High-throughput experimentation generates vast, heterogeneous data.
Managing experimental provenance is crucial for reproducibility and discovery.
Existing data management strategies struggle with materials science complexity.

Purpose of the Study:

To present the Materials Provenance Store (MPS) database.
To demonstrate a strategy for managing complex, distributed materials science data.
To facilitate data accessibility for materials discovery, particularly for solar fuels.

Main Methods:

Developed a central relational database (MPS) for metadata and experimental provenance.
Integrated data from raw material acquisition, synthesis, and characterization.
Designed the database for efficient querying and data distribution, excluding raw data access.

Main Results:

The MPS successfully manages metadata and provenance for over 30 million experiments.
The database covers over 12 million unique samples.
A distributable database file enables independent user queries and data downloads.

Conclusions:

The MPS provides an effective approach for managing heterogeneous materials science data.
This data management strategy supports efficient materials discovery.
The system enhances research reproducibility and collaboration through accessible experimental data.