Fusion Fame Mapper

Overview

Fusion Fame Mapper is a decoupled Fusion Registry user interface for maintaining rules mapping FAME-style datasets to multi-dimensional dataflows. FAME-style datasets are characterised by having a single dimension usually called SERIES_CODE or equivalent.

it is a web tool for Fusion Registry Core for mapping series with a single dimension to richer multi-dimensional structures using SDMX structure mapping rules.

The main use case is mapping FAME series which typically have a single 'series code' dimension to SDMX multi-dimensional structures including dimensions and attributes like: FREQ, INDICATOR, REF_AREA and UNIT_MULT. However, it will work with source data with a single dimension like 'Indicator'.

These mapped dataflows are similar in some respects to SQL views, however, rules must be defined setting the dimension and attribute values for each individual series.

Compatibility: Fusion Registry 11.0 and later.

New in Regnology Release R1.1.0.00 July 2024

The Overview Page has been re-designed and additional functionality has been introduced to facilitate editing an existing mapping.

Operating procedures in Regnology Release R1.1.0.00 July 2024 (Draft)

Fusion Fame Mapper has functions for adding and removing mapped dataflows, maintaining the mapping rules for each mapped dataflow, viewing and editing the rules including a validation report.

Add a new mapped dataflow

Use this procedure to create a new, empty mapped dataflow.

Step 1 Source Dataflow

• Create a source Dataflow structure for the Fame-style dataflow.
• Create a Provision Agreement and if you want to use the Validation process, publish the data that you wish to create a mapping for.

Step 2 Target Dataflow If it does not already exist, use Fusion Registry to create the output Dataflow with the required multi-dimensional structure. Again, if you want to use the Validate Map feature, please load and publish data.

Step 3 Add a new dataflow mapping
Use the Add button to add a new dataflow mapping

The Mapped Source is an existing dataflow linked to data store which follows the Fame model of a single dimension called SERIES_CODE or similar. The list shows just dataflows in the Registry with a single dimension.
The Mapped Target is the multi-dimensional dataflow. The list shows just dataflows in the Registry with multiple dimensions.

Step 4 View the Mapping

This option allows you to view an existing Mapping, edit an existing Mapping or create a new Mapping.

Export Mapping This option is available from the overview page and at detail level. This can be used to create and maintain the series mapping rules as detailed in Version 1.0 Operating Procedures as detailed below.

Creating and maintaining a map using the View/Edit button

Overview

Select a Map and then click View.

An example map is shown below.

Operating procedures using Version 1

Fusion Fame Mapper has functions for adding and removing mapped dataflows, maintaining the mapping rules for each mapped dataflow, and viewing the rules.

Maintenance of mapping rules is performed by exporting the rules to Excel where they can be modified before reloading the workbook using Fusion Registry's normal structural metadata submission process. Users maintaining mapping rules must therefore have structure write permissions.

Add a new mapped dataflow

Use this procedure to create a new, empty mapped dataflow.

Step 1 Create a Dataflow structure for the mapped dataflow
If it does not already exist, use Fusion Registry to create the output Dataflow with the required multi-dimensional structure.

You should also add a Data Provider on Step 3 of the Dataflow Wizard

Step 2 Add a dataflow mapping
Use the Add button to add a new dataflow mapping

The Mapped Source is an existing dataflow linked to data store which follows the Fame model of a single dimension called SERIES_CODE or similar. The list shows just dataflows in the Registry with a single dimension.
The Mapped Target is the multi-dimensional dataflow. The list shows just dataflows in the Registry with multiple dimensions.

Step 3 Export the mapping
Please refer to the following section which describes how to create your first mapping

Create and maintain the series mapping rules for a mapped dataflow

A mapped dataflow consists of a list of rules describing the dimension and attributes values for its series which are maintained using Excel.

Step 1 Export the dataflow mapping to Excel
Select the dataflow mapping from the list and export the list of rules to an Excel workbook using the Export button.

Search the list of dataflows using the quick filter.

Step 2 Add and modify series mapping rules in the Excel workbook
The Excel workbook has one row per series with the first column the SERIES_CODE or identifier of the Fame series to be mapped. The remaining columns are the dimensions and attributes for the series in the multi-dimensional mapped dataflow.

Do not modify rows 1 and 2 which contain information needed by Fusion Registry.

Implicity mapped dimensions and attributes do not appear in the Excel export

Dimensions and attributes that have the same ID in both the source and target dataflows are implicitly mapped and do not appear in the Excel export.The values for those dimensions and attributes are automatically copied from the source to the target. For instance, both dataflows may have a SERIES_CODE dimension and a SERIES_CONF attribute. Neither of those components will appear in the mapped values columns of the Excel workbook but each target series will have the SERIES_CODE and SERIES_CONF values from the source.

Step 3 Import the modified dataflow mapping Excel into Fusion Registry
Import the Excel workbook using the Fusion Registry function.

View the series mapping rules for a mapped dataflow

Use the View button to examine the series mapping rules for the select dataflow mapping. The Export button exports the mapping rules to Excel if modifications are needed.

Search for specific series using the filter. The example below filters for series where the SERIES_CODE contains '34'.