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As the Federation membership grows, we have a continuing need to share with each other our diverse knowledge and experience in developing and deploying services oriented architectures based upon a variety of standards and in service of a diverse community of scientific and public users. This session will provide a variety of presentations that cover the basics of standard services, architectural models developed around services, and specific experiences in implementations and service interactions.  
 
As the Federation membership grows, we have a continuing need to share with each other our diverse knowledge and experience in developing and deploying services oriented architectures based upon a variety of standards and in service of a diverse community of scientific and public users. This session will provide a variety of presentations that cover the basics of standard services, architectural models developed around services, and specific experiences in implementations and service interactions.  
  
Data Interoperability
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There will also be a lot of interoperability expertise on hand, so bring any questions and problems you have in this area to get answers!
* [[Hyrax Installation and Customization]] Hyrax is OPeNDAP's Data Server.
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* Web Map Service (TBD)
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==Agenda==
* Web Coverage Service (TBD)
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* [[Web Service Protocols|Web Service Protocols, Experiences and Best Practices]] (8:30am - 10:00am)
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** Best Practices in REST, Pat Cappelaere, [[Media:BestPractices_REST.pdf|Presentation (pdf)]]
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** Best Practices in SOAP (discussion), Brian Wilson/Liping Di/Andy Mitchell
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** Web Mapping Service, Chris Lynnes, [[Media:BestPractices_WMS.pdf‎|Presentation (pdf)]]
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** [[The OGC Web Coverage Service Specification and Its Implementation]], Liping Di, [[Media:BestPractices_WCS.pdf‎|Presentation (pdf)]]
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* Discovery (10:30am - 12:00pm)
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** ECHO - Enabling Interoperability with NASA Earth Science Data and Services, Andy Mitchell, [[Media:BestPractices_ECHO.pdf‎|Presentation (pdf)]]
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** [[Atom ServiceCasting to advertise Web Services]], Brian Wilson
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* Understanding and Orchestration (1:00pm - 3:30pm)
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** [[Ontologies|Ontologies for Earth System Science]], Rob Raskin, [[Media:BestPractices_SWEET.pdf‎|Presentation (pdf)]]
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** [[SciFlo workflows, and ECHO Client for space/time granule query]], Brian Wilson
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** [[GeoBrain BPELPower Workflow Engine]], Liping Di, [[Media:BestPractices_BPEL.pdf‎|Presentation (pdf)]]
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* OPeNDAP (4:00pm - 5:30pm)
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** [[Hyrax Installation and Customization]], James Gallagher
  
Services Interoperability
 
* Best Practices in SOAP (TBD)
 
* Best Practices in REST (TBD)
 
* SciFlow (TBD)
 
* BPEL (TBD)
 
  
 
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==Additional Resources==
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[http://www.esdswg.com/techinfusion/infusion_news/081027-datainterop Practical Data Interoperability for Earth Scientists]

Latest revision as of 16:34, July 28, 2012

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As the Federation membership grows, we have a continuing need to share with each other our diverse knowledge and experience in developing and deploying services oriented architectures based upon a variety of standards and in service of a diverse community of scientific and public users. This session will provide a variety of presentations that cover the basics of standard services, architectural models developed around services, and specific experiences in implementations and service interactions.

There will also be a lot of interoperability expertise on hand, so bring any questions and problems you have in this area to get answers!

Agenda



Please follow the below example in submitting your workshop for inclusion in the program.

  • Workshop Title (created as a separate WIKI page for the abstract and presenter name. After creating the link [colored red because the page has not yet been created], click on the link to edit the page with your abstract and presenter information)

Additional Resources

Practical Data Interoperability for Earth Scientists