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Launching the Next Generation IODP Site Survey Data Bank Stephen Miller

Launching the Next Generation IODP Site Survey Data Bank Stephen Miller Scripps Institution of Oceanography AGU Meeting San Francisco December 8, 2005 Presentation IN44A-06 Session “Building a Global Geoscience Cyberinfrastructure: International Collaboration in Geoinformatics”.

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Launching the Next Generation IODP Site Survey Data Bank Stephen Miller

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  1. Launching the Next Generation IODP Site Survey Data Bank Stephen Miller Scripps Institution of Oceanography AGU Meeting San Francisco December 8, 2005 Presentation IN44A-06 Session “Building a Global Geoscience Cyberinfrastructure: International Collaboration in Geoinformatics” Subcontract to IODP-MI from NSF OCE 0432224

  2. International Collaboration Ocean drilling sets an example 37 Years 40 Nations 1000 Scientists IODP Science Advisory Structure 8 International panels 109 Active proposals

  3. Thanks to LDEO Daniel Quoidbach Site Survey Data Bank (SSDB) Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Columbia University Years of devotion to SSDB archiving Attention to needs of proponents and reviewers Foundation for next-generation all-digital SSDB 60 map cases, 360 document boxes arrive at SIO July 2005

  4. SSDB Goals • Lower barriers • Wide range of proponents • Facilitate panels • Make it easier to review data • Provide archive • Throughout proposal lifecycle

  5. Reduce paper shuffle • All-digital • Enable access • Data, images, documents • Search with keywords • Upload, download from anywhere • Across Internet • Support decision making • From preliminary proposal • to drilling operation

  6. Guaranteelong term preservation And instant access Gulf of California 1939 Expedition SSDB in SDSC Machine Room

  7. Make better use of panel members time • Common problem • Finding seismic lines for a site • Often buried among all files for proposal • Solution • Location map for each site • Like AGU poster • Proponent submits to Proposal Database • Augments Site Summary Forms • Include • Crossing lines • Seismic sections • Data and interpretation Dale Sawyer’s prototype site figure

  8. Launching the SSDB Team approach Scripps Institution of Oceanography San Diego Supercomputer Center

  9. Draw from talent pool • Already working on related projects • Geology and Geophysics • Computer Science • Cruise archiving • Metadata tools • Auto-harvesting • User interfaces • Web services • Visualization • Oracle, PostgreSQL • SRB • PHP • Java • Plone

  10. SSDB builds upon SIOExplorer • Digital Library • 92,443 objects • 5 major collections • Cruises • Photo archives • Seamounts • Educator’s • Geological samples • WHOI extension • work-in-progress • Can be made accessible to SSDB • Access to 647 SIO cruises http://SIOExplorer.ucsd.edu

  11. What is the SSDB? • Not just • Archive • Web site • Database • Digital Library • All of the above, • integrated as • Scientific Decision • Support System

  12. Why use metadata? • Build for long-term use • Years between preliminary proposal and drilling • Panelists are struggling to find • Seismic processing steps • Crossing lines • Navigation for seismic lines • Files related to a site • Enable automatic linking for all objects • Time-date • Georeferencing lat-lon

  13. Guided Tour Start using the SSDB http://ssdb.iodp.org • Select My Account • Join a group • Proponent • Reviewer • Request access to proposal First time users must register

  14. Proponent Menu • Upload files • Check status • View contents http://ssdb.iodp.org

  15. SSDBupload Upload data Enter metadata Every object is geo-referenced Select data category, eg Location Map

  16. SSDB staff • Checks metadata and data • Publishes in Digital Library

  17. Search panel Results panel • SSDBviewer • Tool for proponents and reviewers • Graphical access to Digital Library • 3136 objects • Java Application Discover content Browse metadata View or download objects Display panel

  18. SSDBviewer Alternative basemaps Search over crustal age map

  19. SSDBquery Alternative interface Text-based search

  20. Seismic Display Use INTviewer Analyze and display any segy file in SSDB

  21. Use visualization to integrate datasets10 Fledermaus licenses available for proponentsSimilar approach used by RIDGE community Petrology Bathymetry concentration latitude longitude latitude Hydrothermal Vent Data SeismicData depth latitude

  22. Add detail Start with multibeam Add sample analysis Drape seismic section • Create interactive 3D location figure with Fledermaus • Lau Basin example courtesy of Allison Jacobs, SIO • View with free iView3d (www.ivs.unb.ca)

  23. Related project • Multi-Institution Testbed • for • Scalable Digital Archiving • NSF/CISE and Library of Congress funding • Miller, Helly, Detrick • Integrate SIO, SDSC and WHOI tools and data • 30 years of WHOI cruise data • 4098 Alvin submersible dives • Jason ROV surveys (200 DVD per cruise) Results from 1600 NSF awards online

  24. Plans for coming year • Post • Guide for Proponents • Guide for Panelists • Next generation • Data categories and metadata • Controlled vocabularies • Improve search experience • Streamline quality review process • Advisory Board and Site Survey Panel Meeting • SIO February 21-24, 2006

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