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Potential Multi-RA DMAC Collaborations

The DMAC Meeting held on February 23-24, 2009, in Orlando, FL, gathered IOOS collaborators to discuss critical objectives for improving data access, management, and integration. Key focuses included enhancing communication within the IOOS community, reducing redundancy, improving data interoperability, and better addressing user requirements. The collaboration aimed to support official standards, enhance QA/QC protocols, and maintain relevance to societal goals, including public health and safety. Potential collaborative areas identified include shared databases, evaluation of data portals, and user-defined applications like water quality management.

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Potential Multi-RA DMAC Collaborations

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  1. Potential Multi-RA DMAC Collaborations GCOOS DMAC Meeting Orlando, FL (23-24 February 2009)

  2. IOOS Collaborators!!

  3. Data Access, Management, and Integration Catalog Browse Discovery Applications Documentation Acquisition Access Archive

  4. RA DMAC Collaboration: Objectives • Increase Communications in IOOS Community • Reduce “Stovepiped” Redundancy • Improve Interoperability of Data • Improve Response to User Requirements • Support of Working/Official Standards • Improve QA/QC and Archival Protocols • Reduce Processing Requirements • Maintain Relevance with IOOS Societal Goals • “Save Lives, Save Money, Create Jobs” • Public health, safety, security, commerce

  5. Potential Areas of Collaboration for RAs • User-Defined Applications Areas (e.g., Water Quality) • Shared DB Schema and Data Dictionaries • Links to Existing Data Streams • Evaluate GCOOS Data Portal • Archival and Mirroring • Shared Virtualization Costs • Development of QA/QC Protocols • Development of DM-Oriented Metrics • HF Radar Data Synthesis • Management of Model Outputs • Proposals for DM Operations • Share Lessons Learned with DMAC Personnel • Shared Communication Tools and Documentation • Shared Training and Workshop Hosting

  6. Realistic(?) Areas of Collaboration for RAs • User-Defined Applications Areas (e.g., Water Quality) • Shared DB Schema and Data Dictionaries • Links to Existing Data Streams • Evaluate GCOOS Data Portal • Archival and Mirroring • Shared Virtualization Costs • Development of QA/QC Protocols • Development of DM-Oriented Metrics • HF Radar Data Synthesis • Management of Model Outputs • Proposals for DM Operations • Share Lessons Learned with DMAC Personnel • Shared Communication Tools and Documentation • Shared Training and Workshop Hosting

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