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ReportMacro: 2009-05-04: GEOSS and Air Quality, Stresa, IT

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[http://isrse-33.jrc.ec.europa.eu/welcome.html 33rd International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment (ISRSE) Link]

* Enhancing data discovery, understanding and usage through metadata system: [http://capita.wustl.edu/capita/capitareports/090504Stresa_IT/Metadata_for_GEOSS/090406_CatalogMetadata_Submitted.doc  Paper] [http://capita.wustl.edu/capita/capitareports/090504Stresa_IT/Metadata_for_GEOSS/20090505_AIP2_Metadata.ppt PPT]

* Regulatory Exceptional Event Analysis Using the GEOSS Infrastructure:  [http://capita.wustl.edu/capita/capitareports/090504Stresa_IT/RegulatoryEEThroughGEOSS/EE_GEOSS_Stresa_Husar_090407_Submited.doc Paper] [http://capita.wustl.edu/capita/capitareports/090504Stresa_IT/RegulatoryEEThroughGEOSS/090507_ISRSE_Stresa_ExcEvents2_Husar.ppt PPT]

Session Title: Connecting Atmospheric Composition Observations to Societal Benefit Areas through GEOSS 
   
The evolving Global Earth Observing Sysytem of Systems (GEOSS) infrastructure facilitates the sharing and integration of atmospheric composition observations and models relevant to societal benefit areas (SBAs) such as air quality, chemical climate and atmospheric disasters. Connecting observations and SBAs through GEOSS is particularly timely because: (1) Satellite observations and models of the global and local atmosphere constitute rich and under-utilized resources; (2) Multiple SBAs are actively seeking input from observations and models to improve decision-making; (3) Connecting observations/models to SBA decision makers is currently hampered by the fragmentation of resources and activities. Topics for papers for this cross-disciplinary session may include: Observations and models of atmospheric composition; Analysis tools, methods and products; Decision-support for health, disaster and other applications; Methods of sharing satellite, surface observations and models through infrastructure, interoperability, catalogs, portals; Community support for communication, cooperation and coordination; Communities of practice. Papers indicating desire to participate in the voluntary GEOSS process and contributing data and other services to the shared resources will be particularly welcomed.

[http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/AQ_%26_GEOSS_Session_during_ISRSE_May_2009 See Also: AQ & GEOSS Session during ISRSE May 2009]

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* Data Summit
* GEOSS AIP Plenary
* ESIP All
* ESIP AQ Cluster
* EGU EESI 
* HTAP

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