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GEO Interoperability (Virtual) Workshop III: A Look Into the Future of GEOSS October 18-19, 2011, Webex. Interoperability and Data Networking Facilitated by the GEO Air Quality Community of Practice Contact: Rudolf Husar, rhusar@wustl.edu. Air Quality & Health Applications.
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GEO Interoperability (Virtual) Workshop III: A Look Into the Future of GEOSS October 18-19, 2011, Webex Interoperability and Data Networking Facilitated by the GEO Air Quality Community of Practice Contact: Rudolf Husar, rhusar@wustl.edu
Users need easy access to observations and modelsA major contribution would be a reliable, trusted data pool AQ Obs. & Modles AQ Benefits Monitorig Network Informing the Public Protecting Health Data Pool Satellite Atmosph. Science Model Global Policies Emission
Air Quality Data Network (ADN • AQ CoP developed open source Community WCS server • Used CF-netCDF and custom AQ conventions • Installed server @ 7 data hubs AQ Data Sharing Network • Developed open source Community Catalog • Used ISO 19115 and AQ-specific conventions • Interoperable with GIcat and GCI AQ Community Data Catalog ADN Data Pool Content: 20 Diverse, Distributed Datasets 250 Observation/Model Parameters Contribution as CORE data, AIP-4
Summary • AQ Data Network (ADN) demonstrates the application of GEO principles and GEOSS infrastructure • ADN is still too fragile and incomplete for ‘real’ applications • The road toward integrated data systems will be long, bumpy and littered with wrecks of well-intended attempts • The main impediments appear to be human factors; the solutions will have to deal with turf, trust, jealousy…
Networking Air Quality Observations and Models:From Virtual to Real Aug. 2011, Šolta, Croatia • Workshop Goals: • Assessed the current state of the network • Share best practices on interoperability • Advance the state of the AQ Data Network • Participants were practitioners of AQ data systems from Europe and US • Managers and programmers of major AQ data hubs • Interoperability and networking experts • Represented 18 organizations, many Integrating Initiatives See Workshop Wiki for Details, Contacts: Rudolf Husar, rhusar@wustl.edu; Martin Schultz, m.schultz@fz-juelich.de
Spectrum of User Communities and their Activities Earth Ob-servations Societal Benefit Health&Env. Analyst Monitorig Network Informing the Public Decision Support Earth Obs. & Modeler EO Service Provider EnvPolicy & Manager Protecting Health Satellite Measure & Model InfoProc. & Distributor Decision Making Discipline Scientist Atmosph. Science Model Sci & Know Creation Global Policies Emission Info system has to support users along the value chain: Data Distributors, Decision Systems and Science Teams Gary Foley, US EPA
The main contributors and beneficiaries of the Data Pool are ‘Integrating Initiatives’ Earth Ob-servations Societal Benefit Facilitators Data Hubs Decision Support ABC | AQ_CoP | B.GN | CHIST |CIERA | COST |CyAirDataONE | EANET | EGIDA | ESIP | EuroGEOSS | INSPIRE | QA4EO CIERA DataFed EBAS MACC VIEWS .... ACDISC AirBase AIRNow AQS DLR GISC LANCE RSIG +++ others AIRNow BlueSky CIAM INSPIRE PEGASOS SDS-WAS VIEWS …Others Monitorig Network Informing the Public Protecting Health Data Pool Satellite Science Teams Atmosph. Science ABC AC&C AeroCOM AQAST AQMEII CCI-Aerosol PEGASOS TF-HTAP Others ... Model Global Policies Emission
Air Quality & Health Applications AQ CoP needs to connect and enable ‘Integrating Initiatives’ HTAP, MACC, ACP, CyAir… Support Interoperability of People!