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Group on Earth Observations Eighth Plenary Session - GEO-VIII 16-17 November 2011 Istanbul, Turkey

GEOSS Common Infrastructure Access to Priority Earth Observations Data “ Sprint to Plenary”. Group on Earth Observations Eighth Plenary Session - GEO-VIII 16-17 November 2011 Istanbul, Turkey. Why the Sprint to Plenary? .

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Group on Earth Observations Eighth Plenary Session - GEO-VIII 16-17 November 2011 Istanbul, Turkey

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  1. GEOSS Common Infrastructure Access to Priority Earth Observations Data “Sprint to Plenary” Group on Earth Observations Eighth Plenary Session - GEO-VIII 16-17 November 2011 Istanbul, Turkey

  2. Why the Sprint to Plenary? • Observations and recommendations from the ADC meeting in Brazil led to the Sprint Action Plan • To implement a more rapid approach for the enhancements to improve the GCI • To respond to the Architecture and Data Management Evaluation Report • To respond to feedback from the GEO Committees and Secretariat

  3. Key Actions • Implemented a proactive approach in connecting to GEOSS resources • Executed technical enhancements to improve functionality and outcomes • Implemented a process for data providers to register and identify GEOSS Data-CORE resources

  4. Sprint to Plenary Achievements • Enhanced the discovery of GEOSS resources using a common vocabulary of EO parameters • Identified and registered critical EO data assets • Supported the Data Sharing Task Force Action Plan, i.e. GEOSS Data-CORE • Simplified registration • Enabled direct access to data and services • Implemented a more comprehensive search of EO catalogs and inventories • Monitored GCI service availability

  5. GEOSS Infrastructure Enhancements GEO Web Portal GEOSS Common Infrastructure GEOSS Registration Service (CSR) Standards and Interoperability Registry EO Vocabulary* Clearinghouse Service Monitoring* Best Practices Wiki Brokered Search: EuroGEOSS*, GENESI*, CWIC* EO Data Inventory Access* Services: Catalog, Access, Processing Applications: Web and PC * Prototype capabilities

  6. Identify and register critical EO assets GEOSS-registered data represent: 23/25 Critical EO Priority Observations 111/146 EO Parameters From UIC Report to the GEO-VI Plenary – Critical Earth Observations

  7. Growth of Registered/Accessible Resources 100,000,000 28,000,000+ Dataproducts* Number 10,000,000 *via CEOS CWIC client integration 1,000,000 Data Sets 100,000 90,909 10,000 1500+ Services 1492 1,500 1,000 Earth Observation Systems 500+ 500 381 191 43 141 year 2010 2011 (Sept.) 2011(Nov.)

  8. Display of Map Services • Web Map Services are now visible through portal viewer

  9. Demonstration Scenarios • A disaster scenario using the current GEO Web Portal and GCI environment to support earthquake hazards will be presented next • Additional SBA-oriented scenarios using GEO data and services through GCI in support of habitat modeling and atmospheric chemistry will be shown on a schedule in the ADC/OGC booth • Scenarios focused on community applications of the GCI and open data will be demonstrated also in the ADC/OGC booth

  10. A demonstration of the GEOSS Common Infrastructure capabilities

  11. Disaster Scenario

  12. DEMOSTRATION VIDEO

  13. Next Steps • The GCI environment demonstrated represents prototyping and testing of new functions – these features will become operational in next few months • Continued work: • Improve the user experience • Make enhancements to improve functionality • Easier access to global resources • Action is required by GCI operators and GEO Members and Participating Organizations to improve access to data resources

  14. Thank you …

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