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GEOSS Common Infrastructure

This document outlines the establishment of the GEOSS Common Infrastructure (GCI) and its Initial Operating Capability (IOC) set to launch in May 2008, lasting up to 12 months. Key issues include long-term cost implications, operations, and community requirements. The IOC allows the community to gain experience with discussions held during GCI's early development. Notable concerns addressed are proprietary versus open-source solutions, access procedures, and the evaluation of portals and clearinghouses. Guidance documents and a user feedback form will support service registration and user engagement.

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GEOSS Common Infrastructure

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  1. GEOSS Common Infrastructure Slides prepared by Alessandro Annoni, JRC Jay Pearlman, IEEE and GEO Secretariat

  2. GEOSS Common Infrastructure (GCI) Services Catalogues Catalogues User GEO Web Site accesses links links GEO Portal GEONETCast GEOSS Common Infrastructure searches GEOSS Component Registry Service Registry Catalog Query Clients accesses GEOSS Clearinghouse references GEOSS Standards Registry Special Arrangements Registry Links to Other Community Resources Accesses all Registered Community Resources Register Registered components External resources Documents Websites/ Webportals Websites/ Webportals RSS

  3. “The IOC will allow the community to gain practical experience with many issues that have been under discussion during the early development of the GCI” “The Initial Operating Capability phase (IOC) will last for up to 12 months, with a target launch date in May 2008.” Establishing the GCI Key issues: long-term cost implications, systems operations and maintenance, proprietary vs. open-source concerns, single vs. multiple Portals and Clearinghouses, access procedures, … and user community requirements.

  4. Initial Operating Capability IOC should started end of May 2008 Letter of announcement – draft from Geo Sec Evaluation Registration of components, services, standards and best practices Tactical and Strategic Guidance Documents available for providers to register services A user feedback form has been prepared and being discussed.

  5. IOC Task Force (Proposals) ADC: Pearlman, DeLoatch, Shibasaki, Annoni, Petiteville CBC: Hilcea Santos Ferreira,Gordon Bridge, Alan Edwards UIC: Gary Foley, LeDrew S&T: Stuart Marsh, David Halpern However Composition to be discussed at next C4.

  6. GCI and CB Committee • Evaluate Portals • Provide User feed back • Register capacity building components (Content of CB portal? • Discuss relationship between CB Portal and GCI

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