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IOOS Data Management Integration Standards

This document provides an overview of the history and future directions of data sharing and integration within the Northeast Regional Association of Coastal and Ocean Observing Systems (NERACOOS). It highlights past achievements, such as the establishment of the ODP and advancements in interoperability, while addressing current challenges faced by the Data Management and Communications (DMAC) team. The presentation discusses how to rethink data integration frameworks, the role of data aggregation centers, and the importance of compliance with emerging standards like SOS and OGC, ensuring sustainable access to in-situ observations and models in the region.

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IOOS Data Management Integration Standards

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  1. IOOS Data Management Integration Standards Plans in the Northeast Eric Bridger (GMRI) Sep. 26 2012

  2. Summary • Interoperable Data Sharing History • Current NERACOOS DMAC – DAC / SOA • Rethinking Data Integration Framework • Future Directions ( In-situ obs and Models )

  3. Long History of Interoperable Data Sharing • ODP est.2004 • ODP GCMD Metadata 2005 • Early SOS, CF Compliance (OOSTethys)2006 • GOM Model inter-operability 2007 • EPA EN 2007 - 2012 • Web Services Workshop 2008 • SWE/DIF SOS 2009 • IOOS Model Testbed2010 - 2012 • ISO Metadata Workshop 2011

  4. NERACOOS DAC Issues • Dates to 2001 – UMO NetCDF => Postgres • Data Aggregation Center not a true SOA • Numerous diverse ingest methods • Locally many OOSTethsy Perl ASCII (UNH, SmartBay, UConn) • NDBC ASCII ingest – never switched to SOS • RSS (CDIP) • DAC / Data Provider discrepancies • UMO Post Recovery data • New data sources not easily integrated. Missing data. UConn, URI • Sustainability

  5. Rethinking NERACOOS DMAC • IOOS Convergence of OGC Standards – approach • New IOOS SOS SWE Profile • OGC SWE, CF, Vocabularies at MMI, mapped SOS to UCAR NetCDF Common Data Model, SensorML metadata • Discrete Sampling Geometries implemented in the NetCDF Java library (IOOS Modeling Testbed) • IOOS Funded Tools to assist RA’s • Java based, ncSOS, Custom 52North SOS • JS / Python Clients coming • SOA and DAC • SOA - Data Providers should control their data and metadata • Still a role for DAC

  6. THREDDS is the glueThematic Real-Time Environmental Distributed Data Services • THREDDS plugin architecture • ncML, ncWMS (familiar with these, CF 1.6) • OpenDAP – access to NetCDF or subsets • ncISO – ISO 19115 Metadata (2011 NECODP Workshop) • New ncSOS (for NetCDF time series files) • Handle in-situ obs and models with same protocols.

  7. Problems Solved • IOOS new SOS Profile Compliance • NODC Archiving CF 1.6 via ncML • In-situ obs(real-time and archival) • SOS, OpenDAP, NetCDF and subsets, WMS • ISO 19115/2 Metdata via ncISO used by IOOS Catalog, GEOSS, NGDC Geoportal Catalog. • Data providers control data and metadata • Post Recovery files QA/QC, recalibrated

  8. Future • Access to historic QA/QC’d long time series (back to 2001controlled by data provider • “The first time is the hardest time” • A model for dealing with diverse data ingests in the NERACOOS Region • Data Aggregation Center • There will remain a need for a DAC • 52 North could serve this role • Will work with existing PostGIS DB Views • Comes with ingest modules (NDBC, NERRS, CO-OPS) • ASCII ingest could continue

  9. Regional Data Integration Framework • Infrastructure will enable data portal access • ERDDAP - NetCDF based fast access to historic data. • Multiple output formats: • TDS • WMS, ISO, SOS, OpenDAP • ERDDAP • GeoJSON, HTML, CSV, REST API • Meeting Archive obligations to NODC • Innovative Products

  10. Cloud Web Services • NERACOOS Cloud experience • Cost Savings, Scalability, Shared Resources. • Binary Image w Linux, Apache, PostGIS, PHP, TDSand plugins, NetCDF, latest Java lib, etc. • Point and click Web Services  ?

  11. Model Forecast / Observation Viewer • www.neracoos.org/datatools/forecast/modelobs • Operational since 2009 • www neracoos org / datatools/forecast/modelobs • Web Services Application

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