The up to date standard in monitoring volcanic activity is to utilize multi-parameter data sets. Multi-parameter data sets by themselves result in high-dimensional, complicated data streams, which needs a flexible database and analysis system to handle these data. The special requirements of an easy to extend database not restricted only to seismology, which is additionally able to work in a multi-user, multi-institutional environment, leads us to adopt a new database called Seishub. As a first step raw or already processed data formats, parameter and meta-data delivered or produced by the different work packages were already identified. This led to a couple of data formats which will be supported by the Exupéry database (GeoTiff, SEED etc.). Another important point to be adressed by WP 3 is the visualization of results and data product through an easy to handle, slim, license free and platform independent GIS.