multidisciplinary interoperability
DESCRIPTION
Multidisciplinary interoperability. To build Operating Capacity Initial (IOC) : extend current GEO IP3/AIP-2 interoperability systems in Forest, Biodiversity, Drought Advanced (AOC) , research to provide: Workflow for geo-processing/analysis - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Multidisciplinary interoperabilityTo build Operating Capacity
Initial (IOC): extend current GEO IP3/AIP-2 interoperability systems in Forest, Biodiversity, Drought
Advanced (AOC), research to provide:
a) Workflow for geo-processing/analysis
b) Integrated modeling for multiscale and multisource processes
c) Ability to express objectives or questions in natural language
d) Web 2.0 concepts and services for knowledge representation
1 – Enable thematic interoperability & connections local to local
Three Interoperability phases
Forestry Biodiversity Drought
2 – Enable multi-disciplinary interoperability
Forestry Biodiversity Drought
3 – Extend interoperability to others SBAs & systems
Forestry Biodiversity Drought
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GlobalSoilMap
AEGOS
From Initial to Advanced Operating capacity
InitialOperatingCapacity
requirements
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requirements
SEISGEOSSGMES
AdvancedOperatingCapacity
extensions
Web 2.0MultiscaleMultisource
WorkflowModeling
NaturalLanguage
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Advanced workflow modelling for distributed geoprocessing
Integrated modelling of multiscale and multisource
Natural langage discovery and query interface
Web 2.0 ans alternative search mechanisms
Forestry Operating Capacity
Development of capabilities of forest information systems:Local: datasets from Spain, Portugal about 40 servicesRegional: EU Forest Data Center, Obs. of Central African Forests: about
50 datasets and up to 10 servicesGlobal: Satellite imagery and Forest cover maps for TREES sample
sites, FAO datasets, GEOSS initiative on Wildland Fire Warning
System etc.
“To extend the capabilities of local, regional and global forest datasets and services into a global distributed database of forestry information, coupled with model servers that can provide vital forestry analysis tools to the GEOSS
community of science.”
ForestryForestryDatasets,
services, tools
Biodiversity Operating Capacity
The Digital Observatory for Protected Areas will provide methods and tools to assess and forecast terrestrial biodiversity and habitats of areas of ecological interest as well as the threats to these areas.
“To extend the capabilities of an existing operational biodiversity information system in Africa to a global distributed database of biodiversity information, serving data from a wide array of providers around the world, coupled with model servers that can provide vital analysis tools to the GEOSS community of science.”
Observatory for Protected Areas
Information onProtected areas
Environmentalobservations
InformationOn species
Speciesdistribution
BiodiversityAssessments
EcologicalForecasting
Drought operating capacity
Fast access through web portal Seamless up and downscalingComparison and analysis New perspectives for R&D
“To develop a European Drought Observatory within the framework of INSPIRE specifications and GEOSS interoperability arrangements, fully integrated with local and national systems in Europe and international drought early warning systems as a European contribution to a Global Drought Early Warning System.”
Cost-Benefit AnalysisTo assess societal benefits of INSPIRE and GEOSS for the 3 thematic areas of Forestry, Drought and Biodiversity as well as the other GEOSS societal benefit areas To undertake an overall aggregated benefit assessmentTo develop prescriptive guidance for “value of Information” analysts in the geospatial field and contribute also to current efforts in assessing the impact of public sector information
Benefit chain conceptBenefits as well as costs are consideredIncremental costs and benefits with respect to interoperable systems are evaluated
Outreach and Dissemination
Support development and outreach for international collaboration and a global information base
Raise awareness of solutions and best practices
Operating Capability
Web 2.0
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IP3
AIP2
GIGAS
SEISGEOSSGMES
Drought
Biodiv.
Forestry
Contributions to GEOSS
Overarching task Sub_task
AR-09-01: GEOSS Common Infrastructure (GCI)
a: Enabling Deployment of a GEOSS Architecture (Lead)b: GEOSS Architecture Implementation Pilot
AR-09-02: Interoperable Systems for GEOSS
d: Model Web Development
DA-09-01: Data Management b: Data, Metadata and Products Harmonisation
DA-09-02: Data Integration and Analysis
a: Data Integration and Analysis Systems
ST-09-01: Catalyzing R&D Funding for GEOSS
Contributions to GEOSS
Overarching task Sub_task
US-09-02: Socio-Economic Indicators a: Socio-Economic Benefits of GEO and GEOSS (lead)
US-09-03: Cross-Cutting Products and Services
b: Forest Mapping and Change Monitoring
WA-06-02: Droughts, Floods and Water Resource Management
b: Impacts from Droughtd: Prototype Regional Drought Early Warning
EC-09-01: Ecosystem Observation and MonitoringNetwork (GEO EcoNet)
a: Ecosystem Classification and Mappingd: Protected Areas Assessment and Monitoring
BI-07-01: Developing a Biodiversity Observation Network
a: Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON)