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Air Quality Data Systems and the GEOSS Architecture

Air Quality Data Systems and the GEOSS Architecture. Rudolf B. Husar, Washington University Given at the OGC Technical Committee Meeting St. Louis, MO, March 24, 2006 Expanding on Presentations by. Doug Nebert, March 2008, ESIP Web Services. George Percivall, February 2008 , ADC-6-Report.

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Air Quality Data Systems and the GEOSS Architecture

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  1. Air Quality Data Systems and the GEOSS Architecture Rudolf B. Husar, Washington University Given at the OGC Technical Committee Meeting St. Louis, MO, March 24, 2006 Expanding on Presentations by Doug Nebert, March 2008, ESIP Web Services. George Percivall, February 2008, ADC-6-Report

  2. GEOSS By 2015, GEOSS will be a distributed system of systems, building step-by-step on current cooperation efforts among existing observing and processing systems within their mandates, while encouraging and accommodating new components. GEOSS Architecture Describes how components fit together for providing data and information that will be better …than the individual components or systems of which it is composed. Links together strategies and systems to facilitate Earth observations in a comprehensive, coordinated, and sustained manner.

  3. Services Catalogues From Percivall, Feb 2008 Core GEOSS Architecture accesses GEO Web Portal and other Clients searches User searches invokes GEOSS Clearinghouse list of catalogues GEOSS Component, Service registry references accesses contribute to register Standards, Special Arrangements Registries Offerors reference

  4. Services GEOSS Architecture for the Air Quality Community (March 2008) Service Offerors, Users GEOSS Community find, select GEOSS Clearinghouse Catalog User extracts Community AQ Portal bind, invoke Searches, harvests Catalog list Community AQ Catalog GEOSS Comp. Registry registers publish provides links to references Service Offeror Standards; SIF Registry Adopted from Percivall, Feb 2008 by R. Husar, March 2008

  5. Services GEOSS Architecture for the Air Quality Community (March 2008) Service Offerors, Users GEOSS Community Data Analyst find composes GEOSS Clearinghouse Catalog User visualizes extracts Service Workflow Community AQ Portal Reports to invokes Searches, harvests Catalog list Policy Analyst Community AQ Catalog GEOSS Comp. Registry registers Informs provides references publishes Decision Maker Service Offeror Standards; SIF Registry Adopted from Percivall, Feb 2008 by R. Husar, March 2008

  6. Community Of Practice Services GEOSS Architecture for the Air Quality Community (March 2008) Service Offerors, Users, Community of Practice GEOSS Community Data Analyst find composes GEOSS Clearinghouse Catalog User visualizes extracts Service Workflow Community AQ Portal(s) Reports to invokes Searches, harvests Catalog list Policy Analyst Community AQ Catalog(s) GEOSS Comp. Registry registers Informs links to references provides publishes Decision Maker Service Offeror Standards; SIF Registry Adopted from Percivall, Feb 2008 by R. Husar, March 2008

  7. GEOSS Community Portals Process, Portray Other, Workflow GEOSS Community Catalogues IOC Architecture – Engineering Viewpoint (Feb 2008) Adopted from Percivall, Feb 2008 by R. Husar Client Tier GEO Web Site GEO Web Portal Client Apps Information Services Tier GEOSS Clearinghouse Data Services GEOSS Registries Components, Services Standards, Requirements GEO Core Services Communal Services Access Tier Model Access Services Data Access Services Sensor Access Services Other Access Services

  8. Updates for each step Architecture Documentation Baseline AI Pilot Development Approach From Percivall, Feb 2008 Participation AR-07-02 Architecture Implementation Pilot Evolutionary Development Process Concept Development Participation Call for Participation Participation Kick-off Workshop Participation Development Activities Participation Persistent Operations (AR-07-01) Operational Baseline for next evolutionary spiral

  9. Adopted from Percivall, Feb 2008 by R. Husar AIP Process improvement ideas Comments on AIP Process Process Improvement Air Quality CoP Approach UIC/ADC collab., Workshops; Operational SBA functionality Functionality defined by developers not users Contact with UIC; Toronto, Workshop; Open Invitations, ESIP, CoP wiki Make development iterative; Anyone can join at anytime AIP Process is closed More operational persistence; Deliver AR-07-01 Operations Process focused on demonstrations Expand AQ Data Netw; Seek link to AR-07-01 Retain structure within phase; More iterative, open approach One phase at a time; Feedback, feedback Too structured: milestones, deliverables

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