data management workshop
DESCRIPTION
Data Sharing and Data Quality of Ocean Currents and Temperature towards an Operational Data Management System Introduction and Workshop Goals March 9-10, 2006 Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Data Management Workshop. Hosts: SEACOOS DMCC Funding: SURA/SCOOP through SECOORA Many, many thanks to: - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Data Sharing and Data Quality of Ocean Currents and Temperature
towards an Operational Data Management System
Introduction and Workshop Goals
March 9-10, 2006Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Data Management Workshop
Hosts: SEACOOS DMCC
Funding: SURA/SCOOP through SECOORA
Many, many thanks to:– Sarah Smith and Tonya Sanders (UNC General Admin) – Parker Lumpkin (SECOORA)
Workshop Goals
Next two days: Develop information base that will help define methodology for regional data sharing and data quality of ocean currents and temperature.
By Fall 2006: This information will be used towards drafting white papers specifying methodologies, requirements, and services for a regional data management system.
Workshop Goals
Next two days: Focus on data sharing and QA/QC blends everything: data sharing, translation, metadata, aggregation, display, uncertainties, circulation models, with application to fisheries, search and rescue.
By Fall 2006: Publish two white papers. One on data sharing and one on QA/QC that will help to define specifics towards a regional DM Plan.
WHO’S HERE
• 69 registered• Expected 25-30 participants
• 11 Industry• 13 Government (state and federal)• 45 Academic Research
• ~10 National Programs (NOAA)• ~20 Southeast (SECOORA) • 15 Gulf of Mexico (GCOOS)• 10 Florida (FLCOOS)• 10 Mid-Atlantic (MACOORA) • 10 Northeast (GoMOOS) • 2 Central and Northern California (CenCOOS)• 2 Southern California (SCCOOS)• 1 Pacific Northwest (NANOOS)
Ulterior Motives
• Network technical folks that deal with ocean data • Better mix of government, academia, and
industry (still could do better)• Get everyone up to the same playing level
Several Viewpoints
• SEACOOS DMCC funded to participate in national workshops, host planning workshop, host this regional DM workshop, and write two white papers.
• A chance to have input or impact on data management strategies in the regional association.
• Help define the relationship of RAs in IOOS by working with technical folks in neighboring RAs.
Breakout GroupsDay 1 – Thursday
Group 1: Fisheries Service
Group 2: Search and Rescue
Focus on ocean currents and temperature:• Data sharing • Translation• Visualization
Be thinking of:
Roles and responsibilities of data provider and RCOOS
What we have and relate it to what we might do
Breakout Groups Day 2 – Friday
Group 1: Fisheries Service
Group 2: Search and Rescue
Focus on ocean currents and temperature:• Data Quality
Be thinking of:
Roles and responsibilities of data provider and RCOOS
What we have and relate it to what we might do
DATA HAPPENS
Breakout GroupsDay 1 – Thursday
Group 1: Fisheries Service
Group 2: Search and Rescue
Focus on ocean currents and temperature:• Data sharing • Translation• Visualization
Be thinking of:
Roles and responsibilities of data provider and RCOOS
What we have and relate it to what we might do