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FDA Common Architecture Whitepaper (FDA-08)

FDA Common Architecture Whitepaper (FDA-08). Dr Robert Woodcock WGISS. FDA -08: a common description of FDA functional blocks and identify interfaces and interoperability approaches. Multiple viewpoints into the evolving FDA landscape:

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FDA Common Architecture Whitepaper (FDA-08)

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  1. FDA Common Architecture Whitepaper (FDA-08) Dr Robert Woodcock WGISS

  2. FDA -08: a common description of FDA functional blocks and identify interfaces and interoperability approaches • Multiple viewpoints into the evolving FDA landscape: • Enterprise, Information, Computation, Engineering, Technology • Building on WGISS Discovery and Access Infrastructure with a system wide view • Emphasis on what is changing: Analysis, Cloud, consumer EO

  3. What is changing?- usage

  4. What is changing?- participation Other initiatives and actors are contributing significant shifts in EO data interaction, integration, interoperability and interfaces: • Cloud providers – Big Data Buckets on AWS, Google, Azure, DIAS • Cloud Services • PCI Geomatics ARD tools • e-GEOS ARD on demand • ODC Cube-in-a-box • Data Discovery • Google Dataset Search Tool • STAC

  5. "The challenge is in providing the right settings so the potential can translate to reality both for individual CEOS members through to global initiatives." White paper – work in progress • Collaborative effort host online by CSIRO • Contact: Robert.Woodcock@csiro.au Challenges: • Whilst there is a lot of interest, there isn’t a lot of participation • To narrow a viewpoint • Level of detail in an ocean of details

  6. Details…details… GEOSS Platform is CONNECTING Users with Resources The GEOSS Platform provides INTEROPERABILITY; It aims at being TECHNOLOGY AGNOSTIC. DOWNSTREAM UPSTREAM MIDSTREAM Final Users Resource Providers Intermediate Users GCI/GEOSS Platform This is a preferred view of the ecosystem

  7. Platform Components GEO CRADLE GEOSS CHILE Biodiversity Observation Network Platform Instruments Reality is a tad more complex – and this is a “GEO ecosystem”

  8. Work in progress Current emphasis: • Richer relationships • On-demand, and “my-way” • User-centric discoverability • Addressing the paradox of more stuff being less usable • Not just data, uses of it too – navigation of relationships, composability • Participation that scales independently • Trust • Integrity

  9. Participation From PIPES … … to PLATFORMS GEO Data Technology Workshop G.Landgraf, E.Vermeulen, A.Marin23.04.2019 / Vienna, Austria Guenther.landgraf@esa.int

  10. Co-creation, co-engineering Relationships Community Value Adders expertise Scientists Researchers Algos Sharing Platform Data Tools ICT Data Owners CloudProviders Software vendors GEO Data Technology Workshop G.Landgraf, E.Vermeulen, A.Marin23.04.2019 / Vienna, Austria Guenther.landgraf@esa.int

  11. What next?

  12. VC-31: CARD4L Supply and User Access Trials(illustration only) • CARD4L datasets registration in IDN and discovery/access via WGISS Connected Data Assets Infrastructure • Updates to metadata and discovery mechanisms • Support for multiple Cloud Big Data Bucket discovery • Publication via “New Data Set Publication Procedure” • ARD Tools/Services discovery/access via WGISS Connected Data Assets Infrastructure • Investigation and implementation of new data paradigms such as COGs and STAC for CEOS agencies data (including CARD4L) usability and discoverability.

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