2007-01-03 ESIP Portland

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Title: ESIP Winter Meeting Presentation Date: 2007-01-03 Location: Portland, OR Report Formats: PPT | Screencast [ Word] | [ PDF]

[edit] User-Contributioned Resources. See also discussion page. Help on Edit.

[edit] Report Description

These are the presentations at the Winter, 2007 ESIP Meeting in Portland, OR.

[edit] Related Links

• Screencast PPT
• DataFedWiki Notes Preparation for Winter 2007 ESIP Meeting, Portland.
• AQ Cluster Page for Winter ESIP Meeting
• AQ Cluster Demo Page for Winter ESIP Meeting.

[edit] First Demo Outline

• Intro - Rationale for web-based virtual meeting communication.
• Technologies
  • Wiki - (1) User-contributed content, (2) Made up of pages. No hierarchy, pages can be used multiple pages Exploration of the daily OMI NO2 product for air quality research and management.
  • Screencast
  • Single sentence pointing to other social software (blogs/del.icio.us/etc)
• Distributed architecture
• Catalog
• Browser - talking

[edit] OMI NO2

1. Exploration of the OMI NO2 daily pattern
2. Verification of NOx emission inventories
3. Identification of biomass burning products

We connect to OMI pictures through DataFed. This is what it looks like. We need official ok that this doesn't break the redistribute the data. Clarify mediation business.

In the compact catalog and the data viewer we have links to the data provider and the citation/usuage conditions.

ESA - project to desiminate data through easiest possible GIS channel ADAGUC

For the ESIP demo we will only use images, but for the continuation can we expose/mediate the flow of actual data.

OMId catalog page

[edit] EPA NASA NOAA Integration

• Background
  • Societal need, multiple org interests
  • New info resources data from multiple
  • New technology support integration
• Organisational Issues/Challenges
• Scheffe Orgs-Programs-Data challenge
• Functional Diagram: Society creates Ogs have -> Programs -> have, get make Data; Data -> Results to Progs -> benefits Orgs, Soc
• So work is directed in programs - integrated data systems to support multiple programs
• Approach
  • GEOSS System of Systems Architecture
  • EPA: Adv Monitoring Initiative (S. Young), Regulatory Support/Except events (N Frank), Hemispheric Transport Policy (T. Keating),
  • NASA: Headquarters (F. Lindsey); Applications (L. Friedl); TechInfusion (K. Moe)
  • NOAA: HazMap? (Haberman); NCDC (Models);
  • Unidata (Domenico)

[edit] Le Plan

• Connect to Programs
  • EPA Application Programs as users the Federated Resources
    • Adv Monitoring Initiative (S. Young)
    • Regulatory Support/Except events (N Frank)
    • Hemispheric Transport Policy (T. Keating)
    • Network Design & Assessment (R. Scheffe)
    • AIRNow (Dickerson)
    • Emission Modeling
    • Acountability (Acid Rain)
  • NASA Data Provider Programs
    • Prog portal 1
    • Prog portal 2
    • Prog portal 3
  • Mediator Programs
    • Unidata
• Facilitate ESIP AQ Cluster
  • Group interaction telecons, meetings
  • AQ Cluster wiki managment: resource catalog/access, content organisation
  • Service testing for compliance, documentation - data access processing
  • Prepare Use Cases

• Nasa Seed

Steve Young: Analyst need operators and tools as well as the data Ben Domenico: Link with the met community particularly for real-time, forecast applications Ted Haberman - New standards for OGC filter services John McHenry - Liked the System of Systems approach