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Community Portals in GEOSS GEO Work Programme Symposium May 2, 2016 Ken McDonald/NOAA-Affiliate (kenneth.mcdonald@noaa.gov). Topics. Community Portals in the GEOSS Architecture Concept Development Current Ideas Benefits GEO Community Portal Activity Description Team Members

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  1. Community Portals in GEOSS GEO Work Programme SymposiumMay 2, 2016Ken McDonald/NOAA-Affiliate(kenneth.mcdonald@noaa.gov)

  2. Topics • Community Portals in the GEOSS Architecture • Concept Development • Current Ideas • Benefits • GEO Community Portal Activity • Description • Team Members • Plans for 2016 • Request for Input

  3. GCI Perception Problem

  4. GCI Perception Problem We do understand GEOSS >> GCI !!

  5. GEOSS Common Infrastructure GCI Role in GEOSS • GCI key components: • Component and Services Registry(CSR) • Discovery and Access Broker(DAB) • GEOSS Portal • Development/evolution continues

  6. Rationale for Community Portal • GEOSS Portal provides common discovery and access services for all GEOSS resources • Some ability to filter to users’ interests • Can satisfy many GEOSS users • GEO communities may wish to build there own portal that directly accesses GCI services • Focus on resources of interest to their community • Allows them to integrate GEOSS/GCI services into their own systems • GCI as an enabling infrastructure • Always envisioned in the GEOSS architecture • Team formed to explore community portal development

  7. Community Portal Role in GEOSS GEOSS Community View of GEOSS Resources

  8. Community Contributions to GEOSS Community Portals Community Portals Community Portals GEOSS Community Infrastructure Community Infrastructure Community Infrastructure Community Catalogue Community Catalogue Community Catalogue Helper Applications Helper Applications Helper Applications Community Broker Community Broker Community Broker Community Data, Information, Services and Applications Community Data, Information, Services and Applications Community Data, Information, Services and Applications

  9. Community SystemsInteractions with GEOSS Community Portals Community Portals GEOSS Link to/from GEOSS Portal Community View of GEOSS Resources Community Infrastructure Community Infrastructure Community Catalogue Community Catalogue Helper Applications Helper Applications Community Broker Community Broker GCI Access to Community Infrastructure Enables Integration of GEOSS and non-GEOSS Registered Resources Community Data, Information, Services and Applications Community Data, Information, Services and Applications Register Community Resources as Appropriate

  10. Community Portal Paper Activity • Initiated as GCI became operational • Purpose – provide guidance to developers of community portals and other components • Work with communities to identify and characterize functions and use cases • Demonstrate benefits of utilizing GCI • Instruct on its use • Share experience of previous efforts (e.g. AIPs) • Team – voluntary representatives from GCI component developers and interested communities • Good representation from AIP participants • Open invitation to new participants • Goal – maximize benefits of GCI and promote community contributions to system of systems

  11. Community Portal Team

  12. Community Portal Paper • Structured around GEOSS diagram • General description of GCI – Community Infrastructure architecture • Each interface demonstrates possible interactions • Interactions will vary across different communities • Two-way interfaces – enables utilization and contribution to GEOSS • Feedback mechanism - Use of GCI will identify issues that need to be addressed • Current state • Describes principles and possibilities • Contains a few examples • Lacks specific recommendations

  13. Community PortalsNear Term Plans • Continue direct engagement with community projects • Water, energy, biodiversity observations, arctic observations, citizens observatories, UNEP • Others as identified • Collect information on all community portal initiatives • Harvest lessons from community experience • Identify problems with GCI that need to addressed • Build recommendations for future community efforts • Share feedback with GEO providers • Continue to update recommendations document • Publish journal article to broaden awareness

  14. Conclusion • Overview of current thoughts and plans • Community Portal Paper, Version 1 http://www.ogcnetwork.net/node/1926 • Request for feedback • Panel discussion • GCI Workshop Thursday-Friday • Discussion with CP Team members

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