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Contributions of environmental research infrastructures to GEOSS

Contributions of environmental research infrastructures to GEOSS . Yannick Legré (yannick.legre@idgrilles.fr) CNRS – National Grid & Cloud Institute (CNRS-IdGC) On behalf of the ENVRI consortium. Brief Introduction to ENVRI. Environmental Science.

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Contributions of environmental research infrastructures to GEOSS

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  1. Contributions of environmental research infrastructures to GEOSS Yannick Legré (yannick.legre@idgrilles.fr) CNRS – National Grid & Cloud Institute (CNRS-IdGC) On behalf of the ENVRI consortium http://envri.eu

  2. BriefIntroduction to ENVRI Y. Legré - ENVRI @ GEPW7

  3. Environmental Science • Earth as a single complex and coupled system Y. Legré - ENVRI @ GEPW7

  4. ESFRI Environmental Research Infrastructures New associated initiatives: ACTRIS, AnaEE, InGOS, IS-ENES Y. Legré - ENVRI @ GEPW7

  5. Goal Enable multidisciplinary scientists to accessand study data from multiple domains for “system level” research by providing solutions and guidelines for the RIs common needs Multiple data producers Multiple data consumers Y. Legré - ENVRI @ GEPW7

  6. Contribution from ENVRI and Environmental RI to GEOSS Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  7. ENVRI isdevelopinggenericservices/tools… That are relevant for the GEOSS community Across silos / cross boundaries And which could be used as part of the GEOSS implementation Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  8. The ENVRI Reference Model (1/3) • Why: • To structure thinking • To help reaching a common vision within a community • To provide a common language to communicate concepts concisely • To help discover solutions to common problems; • To provide a uniform framework into which RIs components can fit and compare Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  9. The ENVRI Reference Model (2/3) • What: • A standard for the description and characterisation of computational and data infrastructures • An abstract conceptual model • captures common requirements for data and operations of ESFRI ENV RIs • captures their state-of-the-art design experiences • A taxonomy of terms, concepts and definitions Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  10. The ENVRI Reference Model (3/3) • How ENVRI-RM can contribute to GEOSS: • As a basis to drive design and implementation • Serving as a common language for communication to unify understanding • Serving as a community standard to secure interoperability • Providing common services based on common requirements • Identifying gaps between requirements and implementations Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  11. Data discovery and processingtools • Provide software tools to Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  12. Could ESFRI Environment RI provide a house for GEOSS projects to serve them? • GEPW workshop gather all European projects which have a GEOSS component in it. But, • They have a limited lifetime • ESFRIs could provide a home place for those services. • ENVRI could act as an interface to promote this as potential sustainable environment Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  13. Relevance of GEOSS to ENVRI Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  14. Problem of sustainability of the ENVRI results (1/2) ENVRI provide generic services/tools for projects as well as for GEOSS ENVRI is not making a new Research Infrastructure Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  15. Problem of sustainability of the ENVRI results (2/2) • Who is going to sustain the results when the project is finished • ESFRIs projects could participate on a voluntary basis to sustain them. • Another point of view : we are providing generic services which are not only of interest for ESFRIs but for the whole world. Does GEOSS can be a home to maintain those services? • The Reference Model: every 2 years you need a major upgrade of the reference model (like a workshop to agree on changes bringing together GEOSS-IIB and ENV RIs) • Outcomes of Technical WP - GEOSS find a mechanisms to have call for projects to update new environments. Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  16. GEOSS is a user community for the ESFRI projects. • It would be nice to start during ENVRI Lifetime • The interaction between ESFRI Research Infrastructures all together and GEOSS • On how these Research Infrastructures can meet the requirements and requests of the GEOSS community. • E.g.: Mapping Societal Benefit Areas (SBA) with ESFRI RIs • Proposal: to organize a “speed-dating” workshop. • Maybe in Zurich or at a later GEPW • To be investigated with GEPW organisers Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

  17. Summary • Contribution of ENVRI and Environmental Research Infrastructures to GEOSS • ENVRI is developing generic services/tools (Reference Model, Data discovery and processing tools, …) • Enabling ENV RIs to contribute with their data to GEOSS including In-situ data • ESFRI Environment projects could provide a house for GEOSS projects to serve them • ENVRI could act as an interface between short-term projects and the different ESFRIs • Relevance of GEOSS to ENVRI • Problem of sustainability of the ENVRI results • GEOSS is a user community for the ESFRI projects Y. Legré – ENVRI @ GEPW7

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