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<div>[[Discovery_Telecons|<< Back to the Discovery Telecons page]]<br />
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* Tuesday, December 13, 2011. 4:00pm ET / 1:00pm PT<br />
* WebEx Info:<br />
** Call-in toll-free number (US/Canada): 1-877-668-4493<br />
** Attendee access code: 231 407 50<br />
** To start the online portion of the Personal Conference meeting , go to https://esipfed.webex.com/mw0306ld/mywebex/default.do?siteurl=esipfed&service=1 and select the Discovery Cluster meeting.<br />
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== Recap of today's earlier telecon on OGC OSGeo ==<br />
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* The addition of namespace-specific attributes (e.g., esip:subrel) is problematic because mass-market tools (e.g., Firefox, OpenLayers) will not understand them and have little motivation for changing to understand them.<br />
* If we confine ourselves to the IANA names, then data service protocols like OPeNDAP present a problem because they can present the data in a number of forms. This leaves only the mime-type to work with as a standard attribute.<br />
* There may be some way of working out these options at the <entry> level, but we need an example to demonstrate how this might be done.<br />
* Alternatively, perhaps we could put enough information in the mime-type using the '+'. Following the Open Search Description Document, which is "application/opensearchdescription+xml", we would have, e.g., "application/opendap+x-netcdf".<br />
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== Finalizing the planning for the ESIP Winter sessions ==<br />
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=== Workshop Session ===<br />
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* [[ESIP_2012-01_Discovery_Workshop | Discovery Workshop]] on [[January_5,_2012 | Thursday, January 5, 2012]] at 2:00pm-3:30pm Track 3.<br />
* Ruth: Want to make clear that the session is focused for making progress. not a tutorial session.<br />
* Interoperability for OGC services<br />
** George and Pedro are probably not going to be there.<br />
** George and Nadine are going ot be there one day only.<br />
** should ESIP follow the OGC route?<br />
* Interoperability for OpenSearch in various types of casting<br />
** e.g., forming relations between casts<br />
* Ideally would like to strawman alternatives for discussion<br />
** Jeff McWhirter: has search framework for custom fields<br />
** Eric Rozell: faceting<br />
** Brian: custom query parameters<br />
** Chris: OGC<br />
** Ruth and Brian: Interoperability for OpenSearch in various types of casting<br />
** DCP-3 comparisons<br />
* decided to focus on 2 topics for this session<br />
** Interoperability for OGC services (Chris)<br />
** Interoperability for OpenSearch in various types of casting (Brian and Ruth)<br />
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=== Planning Session ===<br />
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* [[ESIP_2012-01_Discovery_Planning | Planning Workshop]] on [[January_5,_2012 | Friday, January 6, 2012]] at 10:30am-12:00pm Track 3<br />
* Need to determine a prioritized set of possible topics to work on for remainder of the year.<br />
** DCP-3<br />
** Testbed<br />
** types of casting. relationship of casting.<br />
** Specifying new or application-specific fields<br />
** Faceting<br />
** Consistent error handling<br />
** Client developments<br />
** Server developments<br />
** Leveraging the testbed <br />
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== Discovery testbed updates ==<br />
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* draft [[Discovery Testbed Work Plan]] posted for review.<br />
* Note there will be an [[ESIP_Testbed_Session_Agenda | ESIP Testbed Session at the ESIP 2012 Winter meeting]].<br />
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== ESIP Collaboration Area Semi-Annual Evaluations (for Discovery) ==<br />
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* Go over questions and answers for [[Discovery_Cluster_2011 | Semi-Annual evaluation form for Discovery Cluster 2011]] <br />
** What were the main accomplishments and activities of this group over the last six months to a year?<br />
*** Submitted Discovery white paper to the NSF EarthCube Charrette.<br />
*** Discovery Change Proposals (DCP) for new conventions. DCP-1, DCP-2, and DCP-3.<br />
*** Evangelizing Discovery services. Many data centers adopting Discovery type services.<br />
** What is the group working on now?<br />
*** Current activities include: working on community conventions (e.g. DCP-3), OGC convergence, interoperability, and Discovery Testbed.<br />
** How is the work the group did supported? (ESIP-funded, external funding, time, computing resources)<br />
** ACCESS, NSF, ESIP Products and Service Committee<br />
** Do you work with other organizations (GEO, OGC, etc.) or other clusters? Is this primarily in a supporting role, peer-to-peer, or leadership relationship? How do you engage new members?<br />
*** Coordinate with ESDSWG Tech Infusion. Interoperability and Services working group.<br />
*** ESIP Product and Service Committee funding the testbed.<br />
*** Interoperability discussions with OGC OSGeo.<br />
*** A few recent AGU FM11 talks heavily mentioned ESIP activities.<br />
** What are your goals for the next year?<br />
*** Goals include further agreeing on community conventions and resolving current interoperability issues. For example, DCP-3, types of casting, relationship of casting, specifying new or application-specific fields, client developments, server developments, and leveraging the testbed. <br />
** Do you anticipate needing resources or funding for these activities? If so, approximately how much?<br />
*** Currently many are relying on soft funds for these activities. Also relying on the Discovery Testbed for compliance and interoperability testing.<br />
** Is there anything that the staff or ESIP leadership could do to better support your group?<br />
*** Can possibly help to provide Discovery "swag" at ESIP meetings to spread the world. There is a working group under the Educational Committee that can help with in-reach and out-reach.<br />
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== Action Items ==<br />
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* Complete filling out the [[Discovery_Cluster_2011 | Semi-Annual evaluation form for Discovery Cluster 2011]] (Hook)<br />
* Post 2012 Winter meeting session details (Hook)<br />
** [[ESIP_2012-01_Discovery_Workshop | Discovery Workshop]]<br />
** [[ESIP_2012-01_Discovery_Planning | Planning Workshop]]<br />
* Review and update draft of [[Discovery Testbed Work Plan]] (all)<br />
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== Attendees ==<br />
* Hook Hua (JPL)<br />
* Chris Lynnes (GSFC)<br />
* Christine White (Esri)<br />
* Ruth Duerr (NSIDC)<br />
* Curt Tilmes (GSFC)<br />
* Carol (ESIP)<br />
* Eric Rozell (RPI)<br />
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*[http://cendi.gov/publications/CENDI-2011-1.pdf Harnessing the Power of Digital Data: Taking the Next Step]<br />
*[http://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/dmp.jsp NSF Data Management Plan Description ] <br />
**[http://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/dmpfaqs.jsp NSF FAQ on the data management and sharing policy ] <br />
**[http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2011/nsf11060/nsf11060.pdf?WT.mc_id=USNSF_179 NSF - Division of Ocean Sciences Sample and Data Policy ]<br />
* [http://science1.nasa.gov/earth-science/earth-science-data/data-information-policy/ NASA Data Policy]<br />
*[http://eco.confex.com/eco/2010/techprogram/S5744.HTM Workshop on "How to Prepare Ecological Data Sets for Effective Analysis and Sharing" ] <br />
**http://daac.ornl.gov/ESA_Workshops_2010/ESA2010_WK-13.shtml Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, August 1, 2010 Agenda] <br />
**[http://daac.ornl.gov/ESA_Workshops_2010/data_management_plans_michener_20100731-1.pdf Elements of a Data Management Plan ]<br />
* [http://www.cdlib.org/services/uc3/datamanagement/index.htm University of California Curation Center ]<br />
*[http://www.dcc.ac.uk/resources/data-management-plans Digital Curation Centre Plans ] <br />
*[http://www.dataone.org DataONE ] <br />
*[http://dataconservancy.org Data Conservancy ]<br />
*[http://polardata.ca/pdc/public/PDC_Best_Practices_Summary.doc Best Practices for Sharing and Archiving Datasets - Polar Data Catalogue]<br />
*[http://www.earth-system-science-data.net/ The Earth Science Data Journal - a place to publish your data]<br />
*[http://www.slideshare.net/eurobasin/open-access-for-global-climate-change-factsheet-2011Open Access for Global Climate Change Scientists 2011]</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Africa_Dust&diff=40294Africa Dust2012-07-27T11:32:07Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Dresslerj (talk) to last revision by MarkK</p>
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== Venue ==<br />
The Summer 2008 ESIP Federation will take place on the campus of the University of New Hampshire in Durham, NH. Most of the meeting will take place in Holloway Commons (75 Main Street, Durham, NH). The poster session on July 16 will take place at the Atrium of the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space in Morse Hall (39 College Road, Durham, NH). Parking on campus is available to us in [[Media:Directions_to_UNH_Lot_C_Parking.pdf|C-Lot]] and is free for the duration of the meeting. To locate a map of the UNH campus, click [http://www.unh.edu/transportation/visitor/map.pdf here].<br><br />
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Travelers can fly into Boston Logan (BOS) - 60 miles, Manchester (MHT) - 50 miles or Portland (PWM) - 50 miles. For directions or travel services from area airports, click [http://www.unh.edu/transportation/visitor/unhbytransit.htm here].<br />
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== Registration ==<br />
Registration for the 21st ESIP Federation meeting is conducted [http://www.regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=200346 online]. Early Bird registration continues through May 31 and is $300 (member) or $400 (non-members). Regular and on-site registration is $375 (member) or $475 (non-member). Registration for the meeting is done online by clicking [http://www.regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=200346 here] and is done using Visa/MasterCard. Limited on-site registration will be available.<br />
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== Lodging ==<br />
Hotel accommodations for the 2008 Summer Meeting are being met by 2 area hotels. Rooms are limited must be reserved by June 13, 2008.<br />
*[http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/ex/1/en/hotel/durnh?rpb=hotel&crUrl=/h/d/hi/1/en/hotelsearchresults| Holiday Inn Express], Durham (2 Main Street, Durham, NH 03824, (603) 868-1234). The rate for a room (single/double) is $119.95/night (plus tax). Use the group code '''ESI''' when your reserving your room [http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/ex/1/en/advancedsearch?whichtype=room&roomResult=none&hotelCode=durnh&quickRes=city&_GPC=ESI&checkInDate=14&checkOutMonthYear=062008&checkInMonthYear=062008&checkOutDate=18&_requestid=439551| online].<br />
*[http://www.comfortinn.com/ires/en-US/html/HotelInfo?hotel=NH014&sid=cIuyi.y3S9mgzM4.3| Comfort Inn & Suites], Dover (10 Hotel Drive, Dover, NH 03820, (603)750-7507). The rate for a room (single/double) is $114/night (plus tax). Ask for the '''ESIP-Earth Science Information Partners''' group rate when reserving your room at (866) 750-7507.<br />
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== Program ==<br />
The theme of the Summer ESIP Federation meeting is ''Realizing Our Potential''. The current interest in cyberinfrastructure and virtual organizations has allowed the ESIP Federation to examine its journey as a prototype. The meeting will examine where we have been and where we will go in our second decade toward realizing the potential of a collaborative, virtual consortium of Earth science data and applications professionals.<br />
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=== Technical Workshops (July 15, 2008) ===<br />
Technical workshops are planned for Tuesday, July 15, 2008. Check back for more details as planning progresses.<br />
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Currently four 'tracks' have been suggested for this year's technical workshops. These include:<br />
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* [[REASoN Project Products and Outcomes]]<br />
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* [[Client Application Experiences and Lessons Learned]]<br />
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* [[Best Practices in Services and Data Interoperability]]<br />
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* [[Open Track - additional relevant technical topics]]<br />
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These 'tracks' would provide an opportunity to group a series of presentations into groups that are thematically related. These workshops will be scheduled in parallel with the already planned DSWG Standards Working Group meeting and DIAL workshop.<br />
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The NASA ESDSWG Standards Process Group will be meeting all day on July 15. This is an open meeting. We also plan to "host" a KML/GeoRSS BOF at lunch on July 16. We'll gather as many people as want to come to sit around a table (or tables) at lunch to talk about NASA use of KML and GeoRSS.<br />
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* [[SPG Agenda, July 15, 2008]]<br />
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===DIAL ACCESS Workshop (all day July 15, 2008)===<br />
Who can attend: any interested party: Please contact Bruce Caron [bruce AT NMRI.org] for information about TRAVEL SUPPORT this workshop.<br />
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This ONE DAY workshop will cover the basics of how to apply DIAL technologies to develop stand-alone, data-rich software applications. The DIAL technology is described here: [http://www.nmri.org/blog/bruce-caron/dial-description DIAL description]<br />
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The workshop will cover the code resources that are available and the remaining coding required to customize the authoring environment for your data distribution needs.<br />
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The Morning Session (9am-Noon) will cover an overview of the technology, and hands on with existing modules and prototype applications. The Morning will focus on the application authoring system and the logic of design for using this system to create custom applications. A look at Adobe Director 11 and at IDL 7 will provide the underpinnings for this effort.<br />
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DIAL will provide lunches for participants.<br />
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The Afternoon Session (1:30-5pm) will be a "Create an Application" from parts supplied, and a discussion about individual needs for further shared code and GUI resources. This will delve into the actual programming of Director and IDL and is designed for the inner nerd.<br />
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Also: the Afternoon session will discuss new technology efforts to add NASA data services into Adobe Flex programming.<br />
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=== Plenary Sessions ===<br />
The plenary sessions during the Summer ESIP Federation meeting will take place on Wednesday, July 16 and Friday morning, July 18. Speaker suggestions are always welcome.<br />
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===July 16, 2008===<br />
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|7:00-||Registration || <br />
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|8:30-9:00|| Welcome, [[Media: 080716_ESIP_Wake.ppt| Cameron Wake]], University of New Hampshire, ''Climate Change in the Northeast U.S.: Past, Present, and Future'' ||<br />
|-<br />
|9:00-10:15|| Town Hall Meeting with [[media:Baker_NOAA_ESI_July_16_2008.ppt| Charles Baker]], NOAA, Gary Foley, EPA, and Martha Maiden, NASA ||<br />
|-<br />
|10:15-10:45|| Break with Education Demos, <br><br />
''MY NASA DATA'' and ''Understanding Hurricanes with Google Earth'' <br />
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|10:45-11:00|| Awards Ceremony ||<br />
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|11:00-11:45|| [[Media: Melkers_esip_july_2008_presentation.pdf| Julia Melkers]], Georgia Tech, ''Networks of Science: Crossing Disciplines, Institutions and Sectors'' ||<br />
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|11:45-12:30|| [[Media:ESIP2008Plenary_VO_Fox.ppt | Peter Fox]], Chief Computational Scientist, High Altitude Observatory, National Center for Atmospheric Research, ''So, You Say You Are a Virtual Organization, Well ... We All Want to Change the World. Can We?'' ||<br />
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|12:30-1:45|| Lunch ||<br />
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|1:45-2:30|| [[Media:ESIP_July16_2008_Rock.ppt | Barry Rock]], ''University of New Hampshire, Educating the Public on Climate Change Issues''<br> ||<br />
|- <br />
|2:30-2:45|| 10th Anniversary Review ||<br />
|-<br />
|2:45-3:15|| Break with Education Demos, <br><br />
''Color and Light: Making the Connection from Satellites to Ground-truthing'' and ''The Earth Exploration Toolbook and AccessData Workshop'' <br />
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|3:15-5:00|| Assembly Business Meeting ||<br />
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|5:30-7:30|| Poster Session and Reception ||<br />
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=== Open Meeting Sessions (July 17, 2008) === <br />
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The proposed sessions for Thursday, July 17, 2008, are listed here. If you are '''proposing''' a session, please add a linked page with a ''description'' of your session, what the ''goals'' are and how much time you need for your session. Please also include ''contact information'' so that people with questions about the session may contact you. If you are interested in '''attending''' a session, please ''add your name'' to the linked page associated with that proposed session so that the organizer can know that there will be sufficient interest to request a room or table for the session. View the [[Media:Call_for_Sessions_Summer_08_v2.pdf|Call for Sessions]] for more information. <br />
* [[ESIP as a Virtual Organization - Summer 2008]].<br />
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* [[NOAA Sessions on NIDIS, CLASS, the Data Centers, and much much more!]]. (Please note there are 5 consecutive sessions proposed in this link.)<br />
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* [[What we talk about when we talk about the Air Quality Cluster]]<br />
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* [[ESIP is Peer-led organization: Let's build our Peer-ship Capabilities]]<br />
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* [[Cross-Agency Reuse and Reuse Collaborations]]<br />
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* [[ESIP Federation Contributions to Decadal Survey Missions]]<br />
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* [[Color and Light: making the connection from satellites to ground-truthing]]<br />
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* [[Establishing a Common Ontology for Earth System Science]]<br />
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* [[Data-type and Service Ontologies]]<br />
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* [[AccessData: Creating and educational module using the Air Quality Cluster data]]<br />
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* [[Water Management Cluster Meeting]]<br />
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* [[Carbon Cycle Cluster Meeting]]<br />
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* [[What should our Earth Information Exchange offer?]]<br />
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* [[Sensor Web Enablement]]<br />
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* [[NSF DataNet solicitation: Submitting a proposal in the next round]]<br />
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* [[HDF update and forum]]<br />
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[[Report Outs]]<br />
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=== FUNding Friday (July 18, 2008) ===<br />
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'''Winners''':<br />
:*Service Interoperability Enabled by XML Transformations, Karl Benedict, Earth Data Analysis Center, University of New Mexico<br />
:*[[HELPR Facebook Application]], Bruce Caron, The New Media Studio<br />
:*[[Air Quality Cluster Earth Exploration Toolbook Chapter]], Tamara Ledley et al, TERC<br />
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Ever been to a meeting where the place clears out on the last day? This summer's ESIP Federation meeting will counter that tide by offering its first-ever FUNding Friday. This innovative mini-grant competition allows you to leverage the collaboration potential from the ESIP Federation meeting's interactions. Three $5,000 awards are being offered to meeting registrants who need a little seed money to do something great. Bring your best ideas to the meeting and find your partners during the week. Click here to view the complete [[Media:FUNding_Friday_Description_FINAL.pdf| FUNding Friday Overview]].<br><br />
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Committees, Working Groups and Clusters also are invited to meet on Friday, July 18 before 10:30. Check back to see the list of scheuled committee meetings.<br />
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=== Education Demos ===<br />
Throughout the Summer Meeting, representatives from the ESIP Federation's Education Committee will be demonstrating their work. Stop by to see the broader impacts of your research at work. Demo descriptions are posted below as they become available.<br><br />
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'''Color and Light: Making the Connection from Satellites to Ground-truthing''' (Brian Rogan)<br />
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Digital Earth Watch (DEW) is a NASA REAsON project that has developed an array of “tools” to help teachers, students and the general public understand what remote sensing is all about and how to connect satellite imagery to local environmental issues.<br />
Using simple filters, digital cameras and other tools, users can build up a connection between what they see in their local environments and what can be detected through LandSat, MODIS, IKONOS and aerial imagery. <br />
I will demo some of the basic tools outdoors to show how the world can be viewed in a different light and what it tells us about the state of the local environment. I will then talk about the software that has been developed to then connect local findings with larger, more complex satellite data from the same location. <br />
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'''The Earth Exploration Toolbook and AccessData Workshop Addressing the Broader Impacts Criteria of Your Science Proposals''' (Tamara Shapiro Ledley)<br />
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The AccessData Workshop (http://serc.carleton.edu/usingdata/accessdata) is focused on making specific Earth science datasets accessible and usable in educational contexts by facilitating teams made up of data providers, data analysis tool specialists, scientists, curriculum developers, and educators to create an Earth Exploration Toolbook (EET, http://serc.carleton.edu/eet) chapter focused on those datasets. In this demo we will describe 1) the process of the AccessData workshop and other parallel processes to help you make your data more accessible and usable by educators, and 2) what an Earth Exploration Toolbook chapter is and how it and DataSheets (http://serc.carleton.edu/usingdata/browse_sheets.html), educationally relevant metadata about a dataset), are developed. <br />
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'''Understanding Hurricanes with Google Earth''' (Margaret Mooney and Steve Kluge)<br />
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This demo will feature the debut of a new EET designed to help teachers <br />
and students explore hurricanes with satellite data displayed via Google <br />
Earth software. By participating in a directed study of the 2005 and <br />
2006 hurricane seasons, students will be able to describe and explain <br />
the conditions that favor or inhibit hurricane development, calculate <br />
the wind and heat energy at different stages of storm development, and <br />
explore real-time data to identify areas of potential hurricane <br />
development. Data sets will include daily and seasonal average SSTs, <br />
weekly and seasonal wind shear, total precipitation, and hurricane <br />
advisory information.<br />
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The real time data displayed with Google Earth can be found at http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/media/spotlight/google-earth.htm<br />
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==Daily Agenda==<br />
*FINAL Agenda posted July 11, 2008<br />
===[[Media:Summer_2008_Tuesday_FINAL.pdf|Tuesday Agenda]]===<br />
===[[Media:Summer_2008_Wednesday_FINAL.pdf|Wednesday Agenda]]===<br />
===[[Media:Summer_2008_Thursday_FINAL.pdf|Thursday Agenda]]===<br />
===[[Media:Summer_2008_Friday_FINAL.pdf|Friday Agenda]]===</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Exchange_and_GOS&diff=40285Exchange and GOS2012-07-27T05:26:34Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by EsipSysop (talk) to last revision by Yv7H95</p>
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==Proposed roles for Geospatial OneStop in the Exchange==<br />
1. '''GOS Homepage Menu Items'''<br />
: The Federation Clusters could contribute to the top-level topical categories in GOS. These are found on the Home Page for GOS and are not maintained by the Federation. They are the most viewed sites on GOS and the Federation Clusters can play a central role in populating the sites with Federation products and services.<br />
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2. '''GOS metadata repository'''<br />
: The Federation could encourage all ESIPs to contribute metadata to the large GOS repository. The primary way to do this is to register difs with GCMD. This exposes our products to the GOS search facility. In addition, it enables inclusion in the GOS Community Pages.<br />
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3. '''ESIP Community'''<br />
: We could maintain a presence as a GOS community. This gives us a place to advertise what the Federation is, how it works, and how other groups can join the Federation.<br />
: The following document by Ted Habermann describes possible uses of this Community page: <br><br />
::[[Media:GOSandESIPCommunities.pdf|GOS and ESIP Communities]]<br />
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==Geospatial OneStop documents==<br />
: [[Media:ChannelStewardHandbookv2_2005.pdf|GOS Handbook for Channel Stewards]]<br />
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: [[Media:GOS_ValidationRules_Final.pdf|GOS Validation Rules]]</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Dust&diff=40268Dust2012-07-26T15:28:45Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by 157.55.17.193 (talk) to last revision by Csmcnaug</p>
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<div>Go back to '''[[AeroCom]]''' wiki discussion entry / '''[[AeroCom/Working group structure]]''' <br />
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Enter the '''[[Talk:Dust|Discussion on dust]]''' or click on the flag 'discussion' above.<br />
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'''AeroCom working group DUST''' <br />
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===Participants===<br />
Ginoux, Balkanski, Mahowald, Schulz, Miller, Tegen, Zender, <br />
Winker, Mann, Takemura, (Textor), Cam McNaughton<br />
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NEXT Telephone conference: probably march 07, organised from NCAR<br />
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===Goals===<br />
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Investigate the possible climate impact of anthropogenic dust sources<br><br />
Compare dust simulations to multiple observational datasets<br><br />
Recommend properties for dust size and refractive index<br><br />
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===Short term actions===<br />
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- Provide specifications for a land use related dust source<br />
to be implemented by participating modellers (Mahowald)<br><br />
- Pull out of dust variables for one AeroCom model (Schulz)<br><br />
- passed on to R. Miller for initial testing of Cakmur analysis<br><br />
- establish an observational database beyond Cakmur et al and AeroCom<br><br />
- revisit HTAP dust experiment design (see MS email to AeroCom in Dec)<br><br />
- eventually come together at AGU Acapulco conference in May 2007<br><br />
- suggest input for C. Zender for Perrugia conference<br />
===List of Observational data to be included in analysis===<br />
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Al in ocean water<br />
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Visibility<br />
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IDDI index<br />
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Satellite AOD in dust dominated regions<br />
(MISR, MODIS, TOMS, DEEPBLUE-MODIS, CALIPSO, Aeronet, Calipso)<br />
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Coarse mode satellite derived AOD in dust regions?<br />
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Deposition<br />
DIRTMAP, Fe, Ca in rain<br />
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Surface concentrations<br />
Aeroce, Asian network<br />
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Refractive index and size in literature<br />
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===Processes and possible Diagnostics===<br />
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Dust erosion - wind frequency and speed ; threshold velocities;<br />
effective source fluxes; source size distribution<br />
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Dust settling - dry removal velocities per size bin;<br />
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Wet Dust removal - wet scavenging efficients; vertical distribution;<br />
wet deposition of Calcium, dust; <br />
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Scattering and absorption - refractive index; AOD; size; absorption<br />
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[[Image:Sink DUST an2000 mALLYEAR WORLD Fraction.ps.png|Sink repartitioning among AeroCom models]]<br />
Figure taken from [http://www.copernicus.org/EGU/acp/acp/6/1777/acp-6-1777.pdf Textor et al., ACP 2006]</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Air_Quality_Data_Network&diff=40239Air Quality Data Network2012-07-24T09:17:14Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by MartinSchultz (talk) to last revision by Rhusar</p>
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<big><big><big>[[ADN Goals and Process|How]]:</big></big></big><br />
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[[Category:AQ Data Network]] [[category:AQ_CoP]]</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Units&diff=40238Talk:Units2012-07-24T03:44:51Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by (BOT)Naoki (talk) to last revision by 81.177.14.26</p>
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<div>Go back to [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Air_Quality/Chemistry_Naming_Conventions Start page for Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Names] PLEASE DO NOT USE THE NAVIGATION BAR ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE!<br />
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UDUNITS have to be used for the standard_names according to the CF convention. This is however not always obvious for chemistry and aerosol variables, where also other units are common. This page provides a discussion on this matter. See also [http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/udunits/udunits.txt Unidata Supported Units] || [http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/udunits/ Unit Converter, UDUNITS]<br />
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Important issues are marked in '''<font color="Red">RED </font>''', please COMMENT!<br />
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Agreed items of former discussions on the "Units" page can be found [[Agreed Items of Discussion on Units|'''here''']].<br />
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==JGregory: Don't mix units with the Compound==<br />
However, kgC and kgS aren't SI units. I think the unit has to be kg. This implies that it's the standard name which must somehow indicate that it is the mass of C or mass of S which is being referred to, rather than the mass of the compound e.g. dry_deposition_flux_of_sulfur_as_sulfate_at_surface. --[[User:JonathanGregory|JonathanGregory]] 16:51, 22 May 2006 (EDT)<br />
===......CTextor:===<br />
::Very good idea, I will change this. --[[User:Christiane|Christiane]] 17:11, 2 June 2006 (EDT)<br />
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==CTextor: SI units==<br />
:Try to use SI units if allowed within udunits (e.g. not hours but seconds) --[[User:Christiane|Christiane]] 12:11, 2 June 2006 (EDT)<br />
<br />
==RanjeetSokhi(RS) / CTextor (CT): remarks on version June 12 from RS and answers from CT==<br />
<br />
:*'''RS:''' Table 1 mass_concentration is usually stated in ug/m3 ie micrograms per cubic metre - this is conventional and used in all air quality literature (scientific and policy)<br />
::'''CT:''' --[[User:Christiane|Christiane]] 13 June 2006 (EDT)<br />
<br />
<br />
=='''<font color="Red">CTextor (CT) / Martin Schultz (MS) / Sebastian Rast (RS): UDUNITS in atmospheric chemistry: concentration</font>''' [[User:Christiane|Christiane]] 3 July 2006 (EDT)==<br />
::'''CT:''' usually the concentration of chemical compound are not given in UDUNITS, see the remark of Ranjeet above for the air quality community, where aerosol mass_concentration is usually stated in ug/m3ich, or the global chemistry community where the tropospheric column of a gas is given in [molec/cm2], and the dry deposition in [g/m2/month]. This should be changed<br />
:: cm2 -> m2<br />
:: molec -> mole<br />
:: g -> kg<br />
:: We had a discussion (in german) that this would be difficult, because all papers are in the non-udunits, but at the same time it would be good to agree on one standard within GEMS and HTAP. <br />
<br />
=='''<font color="Red">CTextor (CT) / Martin Schultz (MS) / Sebastian Rast (RS) / Jonathan Gregory (JG): UDUNITS in atmospheric chemistry: time issues</font>'''[[User:Christiane|Christiane]] 3 July 2006 (EDT) ==<br />
*'''MS:''' (translated from german by ct) The use of non-UDUNITS can be of advantage, if it concern a variable that is integrated over a certain period, e.g. a the dry deposition flux over a month would need to have mole/m2/month. This is not the same as a mean dry dep. which could be given in mole/m2/s.<br />
*'''CT:''' (corrected) I think the cell method of CF should be applied here, question asked to Jonathan Gregory<br />
*'''JG''' In other situations like this we have taken the view that the rate (X s-1) and the integral (X) are different quantities, with different standard names. They are related in a simple way, of course, but it's not quite as simple as a statistical relationship like mean or standard deviation, for which cell_methods are intended. Thus, for instance, we have different names for precipitation_flux (kg m-2 s-1) and precipitation_amount (kg m-2). In your case, we would define a standard name for surface_dry_deposition_mole_amount_of_sulfur_dioxide_due_to_turbulence (mol m-2). Does that make sense? Its cell_methods would be sum, as you say (the default for extensive quantities), and its time-bounds indicate the period of integration. (See discussion in CF 7.3.)<br />
*'''CT''' This would give a file like this for 2 months, Martin, Sebastian, what do you think? <br />
dimensions:<BR><br />
:lat = 18 ;<BR><br />
:lon = 36 ;<BR><br />
:pres = 15 ;<BR><br />
:time = UNLIMITED ;//(2 currently<BR><br />
variables:<BR><br />
:float drydep_SO2(time,pres,lat,lon) ;<BR><br />
::ddep_SO2:standard_name = "surface_dry_deposition_due_to_turbulence_mole_amount_of_sulfur_dioxide" ;<BR><br />
::ddep_SO2:units = "mole/m2" ;<BR><br />
::ddep_SO2:cell_methods="time: sum (over month)"<br />
:float lon(lon) ;<BR><br />
::lon:long_name = "longitude" ;<BR><br />
::lon:units = "degrees_east" ;<BR><br />
:float lat(lat) ;<BR><br />
::lat:long_name = "latitude" ;<BR><br />
::lat:units = "degrees_north" ;<BR><br />
:float pres(pres) ;<BR><br />
::pres:long_name = "pressure" ;<BR><br />
::pres:units = "hPa" ;<BR><br />
:double time(time) ;<BR><br />
::time:long_name = "time" ;<BR><br />
::time:units = "days since 1990-1-1 0:0:0" ;<BR><br />
::time:bounds = "time_bnds";<br />
:double time_bnds(time,nv);<br />
data:<br />
:time = 1., 2.;<br />
:time_bnds = 0.,1.,1.,2.;<br />
<br />
*'''CT''' We will however get the same kind of problem with the chemical production/destructions, which are given per months in GEMS-GRG. I guess we should use:; <br />
:chemical_net_production_rate_of_mole_fraction_of_ozone 1/s=mole/mole/s<br />
:chemical_gross_production_rate_of_mole_fraction_of_ozone 1/s=mole/mole/s<br />
:chemical_destruction_rate_of_mole_fraction_of_ozone 1/s=mole/mole/s<br />
:and for the integral over a month using the cell method: <br />
:chemical_net_production_of_mole_fraction_of_ozone mole/mole<br />
:chemical_gross_production_of_mole_fraction_of_ozone mole/mole<br />
:chemical_destruction_of_mole_fraction_of_ozone mole/mole<br />
<br />
*'''JG''' I agree that the averaging of "amount" variables could be a problem - This problem comes up with other amount variables too, like precipitation. One solution could be to recognise that if you are averaging them, you are maybe treating them as a rate, not an amount. Hence the standard name should be the one of rate, not amount. The unit does not have to be kg m-2 s-1. It could be kg m-2 day-1, for instance. Although udunits allows "month" we don't recommend it because its definition is not a calendar month but a particular (constant) number of seconds - probably not what you want. But the time bounds of the variable should always indicate the meaning period.<br />
<br />
With both rates and amounts, climatological time bounds may help as well, with which you can record that it is (for instance) the January mean over a number of years (see CF 7.4). I hope that tools such as nco may be extended to produce the cell_methods attribute to describe this, since CF is becoming quite important; in fact we could request such an extension.<br />
<br />
'''CT''' But a quantity with a unit of kg m-2 day-1 is a flux rather than a rate which would have kg/day? See also http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/CF_Standard_Names_-_Future_Atmospheric_Chemistry_and_Aerosol_Terms#Table_1:_Components_to_construct_full_CF_standard_names and there the chemical_production and chemical_production_rate...<br />
<br />
'''JG''' "Rate" is not a precisely defined term, I would say. It has the idea of s-1 but doesn't imply what other dimensions. I suppose a surface emission in kg m-2 s-1 might be called either a rate or a flux. Which is more usual in atmos chem?<br />
<br />
'''CT''' nco is essential for us! As it is not yet existing I think we should define specific variables, however, I do not know how at the moment. Could it be e.g.<br />
<br />
::surface_dry_deposition_due_to_turbulence_mole_monthly_flux_of_sulfur_dioxide <br />
::surface_dry_deposition_due_to_turbulence_mole_amount_of_sulfur_dioxide using the cell method? or what else? <br />
<br />
'''JG''' No, I don't think we should put a time unit in the standard name. If you are dealing with real calendar months, I think you'll have to use an amount (no s-1). The time bounds will show the months to which it applies. Is this a bad solution for you?<br />
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<div>===Visioneers Telecon, August 22, 2011===<br />
<br />
<br />
===Visioneers Telecon, March, 22 2011===<br />
Attendees: Steve Olding, Curt Tilmess, Greg Leptoukh, Margaret Mooney, Carol Meyer, Erin Robinson, Bruce Caron, Karl Benedict<br />
<br />
# Last Meeting (March 7, 2011)<br />
## Open Meeting day reconfiguring to have emergent meeting capabilities on every day | Thursday will have breakout/workshops <br />
### Emergent meetings - 3 round tables in a room; need to work on explaining concept and how we publish sessions emerging<br />
## Need to message committee chairs and ExCom about meeting theme<br />
# Teacher Workshop - starts Tuesday morning and runs all day Tuesday, half day Wed. The Tuesday morning session will have all the teachers together in one room and then afternoon teachers will choose between two breakout sessions. <br />
# Plenary talks <br />
## Definitions of data and information quality<br />
## Panel of a variety of users along value chain (science, education, modeling, application) <br />
## Quality from the Field - the experience of LTER and DataOne, Bill Michener<br />
# Poster session and cocktail party will be Wednesday evening, after the first plenary session. <br />
# Field trip Thursday or Friday - Karl Benedict coordinating <br />
# Ignite Talks - Thursday during afternoon break<br />
# Friday morning committee work; FUNding Friday and then after lunch breakout sessions.<br />
<br />
===Visioneers Telecon, October 18, 2010===<br />
<br />
Attendees: Bruce Caron, Margaret Mooney, Annette Schloss, Rob Raskin, Carol Meyer<br />
<br />
1. Meeting planning update. <br><br />
:a. Updated proposed theme (Evaluating and Maximizing the Impact of Earth Science Information)<br />
::*all the breakouts<br />
:b. Speaker invites<br />
::*Moore Foundation, Sloan Foundation (Census of Marine Life - Jesse Ozabel (RS of Landcover)) - What does success mean? - Carol to follow up with Frew<br />
:c. Breakout sessions<br />
::Committee, Cluster, Working Group Chairs have expressed their interest<br />
:d. Poster session<br />
::*Best of show that highlights the Federation best (popular vote, vote with stickers/markers)<br />
::*Best demonstration of theme (Type reps to break ties)<br />
::*Is there a poster sharing site?; searchable pdfs<br />
::*Prize: newsletter recognition, Amazon gift card, nicely packaged <br><br />
2. Developing guidance to breakout session leads for report outs on their sessions.<br><br />
::*Rapporteurs from area universities to take notes<br />
::*Required abstracts for each session (250 words) - conference management service<br />
::*Powerpoints/slides (slideshare)<br />
::*Micro-articles (future) - reviewed collection of short articles - helps to build reputation - need a template for article submission - GoogleKnol<br />
3. Finalizing poster session guidelines and judging. <br><br />
4. Other business.<br><br />
<br />
===Visioneers Telecon, October 4, 2010===<br />
<br />
Attendees: Bruce Caron, Chris Lenhardt, Emily Law, Bruce Wilson, Jim Frew, Ana Prados, Steve Berrick, Carol Meyer, Eric Kihn, Rob Raskin<br />
<br />
Bruce Caron welcomed the participants and recapped the discussions to date relating to the developmen of a meeting theme. Proposed Theme: Evaluating and Maximizing the Value of Earth Science Information.<br />
<br />
Related subtopics: building reputation through data citation.<br />
<br />
Possible speakers:<br />
:*Bibliometrics representative<br />
:*Mark Parsons (data citation)<br />
:*Foundation speaker (how the philanthropic community evaluates impact - MacArthur, Pew)<br />
:*Google Analytics<br />
<br />
Define the problem and channel the path to a solution.<br />
:*Societal benefit - communities to define the value of the data & information<br />
:*Points of progress along the way<br />
<br />
Where Are We, What Can We Do? status/reality check<br />
There are a lot of different goals/needs; defining the problem, attack the problem, technological solutions. This meeting could be the opportunity to take a 'fresh look' at the challenge of metrics.<br />
<br />
Juried Poster Session Discussion<br />
:*People's Choice Award (attendee direct vote or Excom to vote)<br />
:*Type Rep Review of Posters (best poster)<br />
::*posters that takes advantage of Federation capabilities/collaboration<br />
::*upload poster images (digital document)<br />
<br />
Business Meeting Agenda<br />
:*Partnership Types<br />
:*Publishing (R. Ramachandran)<br />
:*Annual Election (pre-meeting electronic vote)<br />
:*Partnership Election (pre-meeting electronic vote)<br />
<br />
===Visioneers Telecon September 20, 2010===<br />
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<br />
===Notes===<br />
'''Visoneers Telecon – September 20, 2010'''<br />
<br />
Present:Bruce Caron, Carol Meyer, Brian Rogan, Rob Raskin, Tyler Stevens, Karl Benedict, Annette Schloss, LuAnn Dahlman<br />
<br />
There is a now wiki page posted for both the summer and winter meetings. The ExCom had no concerns about the move of the summer meeting from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. Bruce has put together the first iteration for a best practices document for Technical Workshops. It was also suggested to have one for the Open Meetings as well as one for the Breakout Sessions. <br />
<br />
Carol mentioned that if more guidance could be provided to the conveners of the sessions then it would help to generate meeting proceedings at the end of each meeting. <br />
<br />
Rahul Ramachadran is working on a way to create these documents easier and compile a proceedings document. <br />
<br />
'''Meeting Theme'''<br />
<br />
Carol gave a recap of the call with Ann Doucette of the Teacher Evaluator Institute. Ann suggested a number of suggestions for workshop sessions on evaluation. This would help our community understand what is valuable to measure and look at and use the information to refine their projects mid-course and to report back to their funders. For projects that are over a significant amount of time, there is a real call for evaluation. <br />
This should be considered as the overall theme of the meeting but as ESIP history has shown, the meeting offerings aren’t always tightly focused. The plenary sessions, however, will be close to the theme. <br />
OMB has made evaluation a current priority and it isn’t clear how this will affect our sponsors. How can we make metrics valuable? <br />
<br />
<br />
'''Speakers'''<br />
<br />
There were several speaker suggestions that were listed in the wiki, including Ann Doucette, OMB, Bob Donahue of WGBH and a panel of agencies members. Karl asked if there was anyone from NSF that might talk about their evaluative components. NSF does have evaluators that evaluate various projects. Karl is willing to make a couple of inquiries to NSF to see if there is someone who could present. <br />
<br />
Heidi Cullen was asked to speak at the summer meeting but was unable to attend. She is interested in attending the winter meeting. <br />
<br />
It was noted that Ed Geary of GLOBE to attend. Could he be a speaker? The program is at an inflexion point where it is reinventing itself technologically and has a new mission to do climate change education. With the potential of a new Climate Education Working Group, there may be an interest on their part to attend. There is some travel money to help with their costs. <br />
<br />
Would GLOBE be interested in being an in-house case study as part of the meeting? It was felt that we could enter into a conversation and see if they were interested in sharpening their evaluation skill set? <br />
<br />
<br />
'''Strand Ideas for the Meeting'''<br />
<br />
Products and Services, Decisions and Energy groups will all want to have strands at the meeting. There are a minimum of five rooms but there is room to grow. <br />
<br />
<br />
'''Juried Posters'''<br />
<br />
This was an idea that Chris Lenhardt has been thinking about doing. He feels there have been a number of recycled posters and that we should begin to judge posters based on some types of criteria and offer an award. There has been a document that has been created that shows how to make a good poster. <br />
Can we find a way to keep the posters up for longer than just during the poster session?<br />
<br />
What are the criteria to judge the poster and what would the winner get? A number of suggestions were given and it was important to note that there does need to be criteria on how they are judged. How does it promote the federation is one important criteria. The criteria could also vary with the theme of the meeting. How does it reflect the community aspect of the federation? <br />
<br />
It would be important if we could pdfs of the posters to serve as metrics. Rahul described micro articles which are compressed versions of presentations that could be part of a published collection somewhere. <br />
<br />
<br />
The next telecon will be October 4th at 2 PM <br />
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[[Past Visioneer Telecons]]<br></div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Solta_2011_Venue&diff=40206Solta 2011 Venue2012-07-22T13:08:54Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Rhusar (talk) to last revision by Rmenon</p>
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[http://www.ak-split.hr/EN/vozni.red/VozniRedOdlazaka.aspx Bus Connections to Split]. <br />
* Many connections, from Croatian cities, e.g. from Zagreb hourly departures, 4-6 hours travel time. Trst (Trieste, IT) departs 17:30, arrives Split 4:30am, Departs Split 21:30 arrives Trieste 7:30am<br />
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=== Getting from Split to Stomorska, Island Solta ===<br />
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Important: If you miss the last ferry from Split to Solta 21:15 you have to sleep in Split<br />
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From Split to the Island Solta you need to take a ferry boat or catamaran (faster, passengers only).<br />
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'''[http://www.jadrolinija.hr/default.aspx?dpid=1304 Ferryboat schedule]:''' <br><br />
* From Split to Rogac (on Solta): 6:45; 9:15; 11:45; 16:15; 18:30; 21:15<br />
* From Rogac to Split: 5:30; 8:00; 10:30; 13:00; (Sundays 15:00); 17:30; 20:00<br />
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[http://www.lnp.hr/upload/Pdfs/plovidbeni-solta-201107.pdf Catamaran schedule:] <br><br />
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Monday-Friday: <br><br />
* Split-Rogac 14:30; 20:00<br />
* Rogac-Split 7:00; 15:30<br />
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Saturday: <br><br />
* Split-Stomorska 14:30 <br />
* Split-Rogac 20:00<br />
* Stomorska-Split 15:15 via Rogac<br />
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Sundays and Holidyas <br><br />
* Split-Rogac 20:45; 22:15<br />
* Stomorska-Split 18:00<br />
* Rogac-Split 21:30 <br />
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There are [http://www.promet-split.hr/sadrzaj/linije/Solta_01.06.2011.pdf two buses] meeting the ferry and the catamaran in Rogac. <br />
Radni dan= Workday (M-F), Subota=Saturday Nedjelja i Blagdan=Sunday and holiday. Take the bus to STOMORSKA (not Maslinica). The last stop is Stomorska but it stops in Grohote and Nacujam on the way. The minimum time needed from SPU airport to Stomorska is about 4 hours due to transfers (or vice versa).<br />
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== Meeting Place: Stomorska, Island Solta, Croatia ==<br />
The meeting place is Stomorska on the northern shore of the island facing Split. Stomorska (Hundred Seas) is a small town of about 120 year-round inhabitants but nowadays that population swells to many hundreds in the summer. The specialty of the five restaurants is sea food.<br />
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== Meeting Facility ==<br />
[[File:LeoMarHouse.png|thumb|120px|Meeting Facility]]<br />
The meeting will be held at STOMORSKA RONILACKI CENTAR d.o.o. Diving Centre Stomorska <br><br />
The participants will be sitting around a table in a 10m x 6m meeting room. Audio/video equipment will be set up for full video communication with remote participants. Coffee and other breaks will be held on the held on the open, cool shaded terrace overlooking the bay. Smaller rooms for possible side meetings will be available. <br />
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Riva Pelegrin 47 <br><br />
21432 Stomorska, Croatia<br><br />
leonovakovic@hotmail.com<br><br />
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==Lodging ==<br />
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The lodging for the meeting participant will be unconventional and unusual of most of you. Croatia's primary lodging system, is that families rent rooms (sobe) or apartments (apartmani) on their property or attached to their own homes. Private lodging provides almost four times as many beds in Croatia as hotels do. In fact on the island Solta there is no hotel at all, so the lodging for all the workshop participants will be in such apartments. This arrangement offers [http://frugaltraveler.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/21/croatia-take-your-parents-to-work-week/?ref=travel not only a peek into their family life but also a source of genuine insider advice]. The apartments are not luxurious but comfortable and clean. <br />
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The apartments may be a Studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom or 4 bedroom units. Most rentals are 2 or 1 bedroom units consisting of a living room with fully equipped kitchen, TV, sofa/bed for kids/or additional person, bathroom with a terrace. Bedrooms have either a full/queen size bed (sleeps two) or 2 single beds. There are few one room studio apartments. There is also a 4 bedroom unit for a larger group. Generally, these apartments are rented for a week, Saturday to Saturday. Shorter periods need to be negotiated with the owner. <br />
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[[Media:StomorskaLodging 110621.xls|Stomorska Lodging list 2011-06-21]]<br />
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[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17353418/SoltaMeeting/SoltaMeeting.kmz]<br />
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== Local Contacts, Stomorska == <br />
The local contacts will be Rudy Husar (rhusar@wustl.edu) and Janja Husar (janja.husar@gmail.com)<br />
* Land line +385 21 658068<br />
* Mobile: +385 91 9374905<br />
* SkypeName: rudolf.husar<br />
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'''Research Triangle Park, NC 27711'''<br><br />
'''Conference Room C113'''<br><br />
'''February 12 – 13, 2008'''<br />
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==This is a staging area for the [[Data_Summit_Workspace|Data Summit Workspace]]==<br />
All links and documents added here will also be added to the [[Data Summit Workspace]]. <br />
===[[Scheffe:_Data_Summit_Background|Purpose, Objectives & Motivation]]=== <br />
* Under Background <br />
===[[AQ_Data_Summit_Agenda|Agenda]]===<br />
* Under Bulletins<br />
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* Under What's New<br />
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* Under Bulletins<br />
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* Under Bulletins<br />
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===[[Data_Summit_Participants|Participants]]===<br />
* Top of Workspace page<br />
===Summary of Air Quality Data, Data Processing, and Data Analysis Systems===<br />
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** [[Data_Systems|Profiles]]<br />
==[[AQSummit_Resources|Documents]]==<br />
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* '''Description:''' http://nsidc.org/api/<br />
* '''Sample Casting URL:''' http://nsidc.org/feeds/services/ogc_services_at_nsidc_feed.xml is a feed for OGC services from NSIDC <br />
* '''Compliance:''' Follows Bryan Wilsons original spec to the extent possible (spec actually needs to be written). <br />
* '''More info:''' The api's page contains links to most of NSIDC's publicly accessible API's, their documentation, and service cast feeds...<br />
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== Add yours too. Follow the template here: Casting service (Institution name) ==<br />
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* '''Sample Casting URL:''' <br />
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{| class="wikitable" width="100%"<br />
| align="left" | [[January_5%2C_2012|'''< January 5''']]<br />
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{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"<br />
! align="center" colspan="3" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | Friday, January 6, 2012<br />
|-<br />
! Time<br />
! Session Details<br />
! Location<br />
|-<br />
| 7:00<br />
| Registration Desk Open<br />
| Lower Level Foyer<br />
|-<br />
| 7:45<br />
| Public-Private Partnership Discussion<br />
| New Hampshire<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="5" |8:30 - 10:00<br />
| bgcolor="#00BFDB"|[[Semantic_Web_Meetings#Semantic_Web_Cluster_Meetings|Semantic Web Ontologies and Applications]]<br />
| bgcolor="#00BFDB"|Potomac<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#ACD3D4"|Air Quality<br />
| bgcolor="#ACD3D4"|Foggy Bottom <br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#aaffaa"|IT&I ESIP Commons Review ([[iCommons|Talk Notes]])<br />
| bgcolor="#ffffaa"|Dupont<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#ffffaa"|[[Evaluation Workshop: The Case for Project Evaluation]]<br />
| bgcolor="#ffffaa"|City Center<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#CFFEFF"|[[ESIP_2012-01_Preservation_Planning|Preservation and Stewardship Planning]]<br />
| bgcolor="#CFFEFF"|Mt. Vernon<br />
|-<br />
| style="white-space:nowrap;" | 10:00 - 10:30<br />
| Break<br />
| Lower Level Foyer<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="5" | 10:30 - 12:00<br />
| bgcolor="#00BFDB"| [[ESIP Testbed Session Agenda | The ESIP Testbed - An Infrastructure for Community Collaboration]]<br />
| bgcolor="#00BFDB"|Potomac<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#ACD3D4"|Disaster BoF ([[Disaster BoF|Talk Notes]])<br />
| bgcolor="#ACD3D4"|Foggy Bottom <br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#aaffaa"|CF Standards Extensions for Remote Sensing Data<br />
| bgcolor="#aaffaa"|Dupont<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#ffffaa"|[[Evaluation Workshop: The Case for Project Evaluation]]<br />
| bgcolor="#ffffaa"|City Center<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#CFFEFF"|[[ESIP_2012-01_Discovery_Planning|Discovery Cluster Planning Session]]<br />
| bgcolor="#CFFEFF"|Mt. Vernon <br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="1" |12:00 - 1:30<br />
| Lunch<br />
| New Hampshire<br />
|-<br />
| rowspan="3" | 1:30 - 3:00<br />
| bgcolor="#00BFDB"| [[ESC Charrette|Earth Science Collaboratory Charrette]]<br />
| bgcolor="#00BFDB"| Potomac<br />
|-<br />
| bgcolor="#ACD3D4"|Education committee meeting<br />
| bgcolor="#ACD3D4"|Foggy Bottom<br />
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=== 8:30-10:00 am Breakout Sessions ===<br />
====[[Semantic_Web_Meetings#Semantic_Web_Cluster_Meetings|Semantic Web Ontologies and Applications]]====<br />
Room: POTOMAC<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Fox<br><br />
<br />
Description: <br />
* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Vb14U6cmI-Eg9jXJMvSCFGTV0iFESQbBK5DFb_R5Xrw/edit Data Quality Screening Service (Chris Lynnes)]<br />
* Review of goals/outcomes of this Meeting<br />
* Erin will demonstrate ESIP Network progress<br />
* Eric/Tom will give more updates/questions about ESIP project<br />
* Cluster Collaborations:<br />
**Information Quality<br />
** Energy and Climate<br />
** Discovery<br />
** Preservation and Stewardship<br />
<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Semantic Web<br><br />
Expertise Level: Apprentice<br><br />
Topic tags: Tech<br><br />
<br />
====Air Quality ====<br />
Room: FOGGY BOTTOM<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Bagwell, Dye, Lough<br><br />
<br />
Description: Air Quality Workgroup meeting, including:<br />
# Update on new and current projects (CIERA, others)<br />
# Review of new Best Practices guidance (CyAir) and development/updating/management of a living guidance document<br />
# Implementation of the Community WCS server<br />
# Other topics TBD<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Air Quality<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: SB, Tech<br><br />
<br />
====IT & I ESIP Commons Review====<br />
Room: DUPONT<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Ramachandran<br><br />
<br />
Description: Over the years, ESIP wiki has served as a useful mechanism to capture knowledge and information. However, limitations of the ESIP wiki in providing a formal citable knowledge management system have led to the creation of the ESIP Intellectual Commons (iCommons).<br />
<br />
The objectives of the ESIP iCommons are:<br />
#Provide a knowledge repository to formally capture and publish all the information and knowledge generated as part of ESIP activities<br />
#Provide a citation mechanism to acknowledge individuals and groups that generate new knowledge<br />
# Provide a publication medium for information that cannot be printed elsewhere such as technical reports, use cases, education modules.<br />
<br />
The objective of this session is two-folds. First, to apprise the ESIP community of the current status and capabilities of the ESIP iCommons. Second, to solicit feedback to shape this knowledge management system to best serve the ESIP community<br />
<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: IT&I <br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: Tech, Org<br><br />
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====Evaluation Workshop: A Framework for Project Evaluation====<br />
Room: CITY CENTER<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Prados<br><br />
<br />
Description: On day two, we'll work through a practical framework from the point of view of Public Value. In the most general sense, public value is linked to individual and societal interests and to the institutional forms and actions of government. <br />
<br />
The CTG Public Value Framework uses the concept of public value to help government and those that work with government understand the tangible and intangible values that information can provide to multiple and often diverse stakeholders. The purpose of this workshop is to provide earth science information researchers and government practitioners with tools and strategies to help them better understand the value that the information they work with can or is providing to their various stakeholders. During the workshop, participants will learn about existing CTG methods and tools and how they can be used to help support the design, implementation, and evaluation of earth science information projects and ensure that the value these projects can provide is identified, communicated, and assessed. Workshop sponsored by the Decisions Cluster and conducted by Brian Burke, CTG at SUNY Albany and Dan Ferguson, University of Arizona.<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Decisions<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: Org<br><br />
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====[[ESIP_2012-01_Preservation_Planning | Preservation and Stewardship Planning]]====<br />
Room: MT. VERNON<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Tilmes, Duerr<br><br />
<br />
Description: We will review status of the various active activities in the cluster and discuss future plans. Those activities include: Data Stewardship Principles, Preservation Use Cases, Identifiers, Citations, Provenance and Context Content Standard, and Preservation Ontology.<br />
<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Data Pres.<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: DL, Org<br><br />
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=== 10:30-12:00 pm Breakout Sessions ===<br />
====The ESIP Testbed - An Infrastructure for Community Collaboration====<br />
Room: DUPONT<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Keiser<br><br />
<br />
Description: This session is to discuss the progress of the P&S committee testbeds tasks and analyze how that can be supported by cloud computing or the requirements for computing infrastructure. <br />
* Testbed Overview and promotion - maybe a standup survey? (Ken) (15 min)<br />
** Quick poll of attendees - simple binary questions<br />
** Did you know ESIP has a Testbed?<br />
** Would you consider using cloud resources for your work?<br />
** others?<br />
* ESIP Front Office Perspective on the Testbed (Carol/Erin) (15 min)<br />
** Importance to the Federation<br />
** Options for expansion/moving forward<br />
* Current Tasks - very brief overview (3 min each, 1-2 slides) (15 min)<br />
** Portal - Phil<br />
** Discovery - Christine/Hook<br />
** Quality - Phil/Greg<br />
** Metadata - Jerry/Rahul<br />
** Preservation - Nancy<br />
* Cloud Resources - A Testbed task, then the Testbed Infrastructure – (Phil) (15 min)<br />
** A testbed of cloud resources<br />
** A cloud to host testbed tasks/services<br />
* Open Discussion (and buffer for going over on other presentations) (30 min)<br />
** When to move tasks from Testbed to Production<br />
** Other discussion topics?<br />
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ESIP Collaboration Areas: Cloud, Prod. & Services<br><br />
Expertise Level: Apprentice<br><br />
Topic tags: Tech, DL<br><br />
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====Disaster BoF====<br />
Room: FOGGY BOTTOM<br><br />
Session Lead(s): <br><br />
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Description: This session is to gauge the interest of the ESIP community in starting a new Disaster Cluster. <br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: <br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: SB, Tech<br><br />
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====CF Standards Extensions for Remote Sensing Data====<br />
Room: DUPONT<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Raskin<br><br />
<br />
Description: The CF metadata conventions were developed originally to meet the needs of the modeling community. We will discuss extensions needed to serve the needs of the remote sensing community, including: spectral band descriptions, swath geometry representation, and data quality representations.<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: CF<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: DL<br><br />
<br />
====Evaluation Workshop: A Framework for Project Evaluation====<br />
Room: CITY CENTER<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Prados<br><br />
<br />
Description: Day 2 of Evaluation Workshop. Continued from 8:30-10:00 am Session. <br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Decisions<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: Org<br><br />
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====Discovery Cluster Planning ====<br />
Room: MT. VERNON<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Hua, Lynnes<br><br />
<br />
Description: In this joint Earth Science Collaboratory (ESC) and Discovery Cluster session, we will discuss and plan the direction of the Discovery Cluster for the coming year. With multiple Earth science data centers already implementing these Discovery services, a forum is needed to discuss planning, interoperability, community process issues for the Discovery services. We will also discuss how Discovery can contribute to the ESC vision. <br />
<br />
This session will tentatively focus on other topics to push forward on.<br />
A. Draft DCP-3: Where do we go from here? (25-min)<br><br />
B. Faceting and Custom Fields Discussion (25-min)<br><br />
C. Some Lessons Learned from Apache Solr-based Faceting (10-min)<br><br />
D. Any Other Topics for Discovery? (10-min filler)<br><br />
E. Leveraging the Discovery Testbed (20-min)<br><br />
<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Disc. <br><br />
Expertise Level: Apprentice<br><br />
Topic tags: Org, Tech<br><br />
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=== 1:30-3:00 pm Breakout Sessions ===<br />
====Earth Science Collaboratory Charrette====<br />
Room: POTOMAC<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Lynnes<br><br />
<br />
Description: Earth Science Collaboratory Charrette*<br />
We will begin to outline the feature list for the Earth Science Collaboratory. As a starting point, we will look at some desired features coming out of the EarthCube Charrette, asking questions like: is this appropriate for ESC, who benefits and how do they benefit? We will also entertain feature requests unique to the ESC.<br />
<nowiki>*</nowiki>A charrette is a collaborative design session: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charrette<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: ESC<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: DL, Tech<br><br />
<br />
====Education Committee ====<br />
Room: FOGGY BOTTOM<br><br />
Session Lead(s): Caron<br><br />
<br />
Description: The ESIP Education Committee meeting will focus on plans for the Summer ESIP meeting, representation at education conferences, and the work of the two Education Committee working groups: Climate Change Education and Internal ESIP Education.<br />
ESIP Collaboration Areas: Edu.<br><br />
Expertise Level: Beginner<br><br />
Topic tags: Org<br><br />
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<div><noinclude>[[100415 IcelandVolcanicErruption|<<Back to EventSpace for Iceland Volcano]]<br />
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<nowiki>***</nowiki> Do you have science data to share about the Volcano? Create an account on this wiki and add directly or Tweet to @ESIPAQWG or e-mail emr1 at wustl dot edu or or tag in [http://delicious.com/tag/iceland+volcano+infosource delicious with the tags (Iceland volcano Infosource)] ****<br />
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<nowiki>***</nowiki> UPDATED: 4-20 11:00 CST ****<br />
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==Summaries of the Volcano ==<br />
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Agency Summaries <br />
* [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporate/pressoffice/2010/volcano.html UK Met Office]<br />
* [http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/iceland-volcano-plume.html NASA], [http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/event.php?id=43253 NASA Earth Observatory] [http://science.larc.nasa.gov/asap/research-ash.html Info on Volcanic Ash from NASA's ASAP program] <br />
* [http://www.dmu.dk/International/News/vulcanicplume.htm NERI/AU - Denmark]<br />
* [http://www.eumetsat.int/Home/Main/News/Features/717626 EUMETSAT Products]<br />
* [http://www.noaa.gov/features/03_protecting/volcanicash.html NOAA] <br />
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Blog/WIki Summaries<br />
* [http://alg.umbc.edu/usaq/ Smog Blog] is doing [http://delicious.com/tag/iceland+SmogBlog daily updates on the volcano]<br />
* [http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/blog/archives/category/volcanic-activity CIMSS Satellite Blog Volcano posts]<br />
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_eruptions_of_Eyjafjallaj%C3%B6kull Current Event on Wikipedia]<br />
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== Models == <br />
=== Volcanic Ash Advisory Models === <br />
* [http://meteo.gc.ca/eer/vaac/viewData_e.html?product=canerm&data=EYJAFJOLL_canerm-watch_21Z%2B12.png Montreal Volcanic Ash Advisory Models]<br />
* [http://metoffice.com/aviation/vaac/vaacuk_vag.html Current Advisories for London VAAC]<br />
** [http://metoffice.com/weather/europe/volcano/volcano_blog.html Forecaster's Blog] for London VAAC<br />
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=== [http://www.dmu.dk/Luft/Luftforurenings-modeller/Vulkansky.htm National Environmental Research Institute Denmark]=== <br />
The graphics show the amount of air pollution from ground level until 20 km height on a relative scale, where red is the most polluted. The difference between the colours is a factor 10. NERI has assumed that the volcano has emitted the plume to a height of 5-7 km. Please note that the model works in UTC-time. Central European summertime = UTC + 2 hours. <br><br />
http://www2.dmu.dk/atmosphericenvironment/Vulkansky/dreameu_ani.gif<br />
* [http://www.grapevine.is/Home/ReadArticle/Eruption-News-Roundup Danish Model predicting ash transport]<br />
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=== Rhenish Institute for Environment - Germany === <br />
* [http://db.eurad.uni-koeln.de/promote/RLAQS/volcano.html Volcano Dispersion Model animation]<br><br />
* [http://www.eurad.uni-koeln.de/index_e.html PM10 Models]<br />
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http://db.eurad.uni-koeln.de/prognose/data/alert/pm10_eur_1h_movd2.gif<br />
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=== ESA Model === <br />
* [http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMKDU9MT7G_index_0.html ESA Model for Ash Deposition] This animation shows the movement of the ash plume from the eruption of the Eyjafjallajoekull glacier in Iceland.<br />
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=== NILU Model === <br />
[http://www.nilu.no/index.cfm?ac=news&text_id=33469&folder_id=4316&view=text Norwegian Institue for Air Research - Model] - The animations shows dispersion of the eruption from the volcano Eyjafjallajökull. <br />
<br />
The animation from Oslo and Bergen also includes the episode from Thursday April 15, where citizens in Bergen and Oslo reported they could smell sulfphur from the eruption in Iceland.<br />
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The information in the models has been derived by a model using SO2 as particle tracer for the ash plume. Please note that the time is given in UTC and that the model only includes emissions after 1700 on April 14.<br />
=== Other Models ===<br />
* [http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/interactive/2010/apr/15/volcano-airport-disruption-iceland Great Interactive piece from The Guardian on Airline Disruption]: <br />
[[Image:AshElevation.png|300px]]<br />
* [http://i.imgur.com/flMMU.gif Dispersion Model]<br />
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== Satellites == <br />
=== UK Met Office [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporate/pressoffice/2010/volcano/gallery.html Gallery of Satellite Images]===<br />
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=== MODIS === <br />
4-19-2009 AQUA Pass<br><br />
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* [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporate/pressoffice/2010/volcano/modis/ MODIS Gallery]<br />
* [http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/realtime/single.php?T101051135 MODIS Satellite Image - 4/15] - shared by [http://twitter.com/marksteward/status/12221976800 marksteward 'Pic of ash cloud spreading from Iceland north of UK http://bit.ly/ber3Hp #volcano #ashtag #nasa'] <br />
** [http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/4523834894/ NASA Goddard's Flickr photos of satellite view of volcanic ash]<br />
** [http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/view.php?id=43670&src=nhrss NASA's Earth Observatory - Images of volcano 4/15] [http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/view.php?id=43410 earlier this month]<br />
<br />
=== OMI data for 4-15 ===<br />
* [http://macuv.gsfc.nasa.gov/index.md Current OMI Aerosol Index]: <br />
http://macuv.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/FULLDAY_AERO.PNG<br />
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*From James Johnson, NASA:<br />
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SO2 <br><br />
[[Image:OMISO2415.png|400px]]<br />
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Aerosol Index <br><br />
[[Image:OMIAI415.png|400px]]<br />
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=== GOME 2 Absorbing Aerosol Index - VAAC Support ===<br />
* [http://www.temis.nl/airpollution/absaai/index_vaac.php#VAAC_London GOME-2 AI] <br />
=== AIRS and CALIPSO === <br />
*From Andrey Savtchenko, NASA: [http://disc.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/AIRS/images/Iceland-04-15.kmz KMZ of AIRS and CALIPSO] - Full-resolution (3-km) AIRS Near-Real-TIme false-color imagery, and CALIPSO expedited browse [http://disc.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/gesNews/near-real-time-airs-imagery-of-volcanic-ashes-over-iceland Details]<br />
[[Image:AIRSCALIPSO.png|400px]]<br />
=== NOAA Visualization === <br />
* [http://nnvl.noaa.gov/MediaDetail.php?MediaID=395&MediaTypeID=2 Animation of volcanic plume impacting Europe] - The data shows the concentration of ash in the atmosphere. The ash mass is calculated by combining multiple spectral channels from the EUMETSAT Meteosat-9 satellite's SEVIRI sensor. The latest image from April 19, 2010 is derived from the NASA Aqua/MODIS satellite sensor. These analyses, developed by NOAA scientists, can distinguish between clouds and other atmospheric aerosols.<br />
http://nnvl.noaa.gov/images/thumbnails/395_Ash-Europe.jpg<br />
http://nnvl.noaa.gov/images/thumbnails/395-30_Ash-Iceland.jpg<br />
http://nnvl.noaa.gov/images/thumbnails/395-31_Ash-Europe.jpg<br />
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=== EUMETSAT === <br />
* [http://oiswww.eumetsat.org/IPPS/html/MSG/RGB/ASH/ICELAND/index.htm Latest EUMETSAT Iceland Ash]<br />
* [http://oiswww.eumetsat.org/IPPS/html/MSG/RGB/DUST/WESTERNEUROPE/index.htm Latest EUMETSAT Images]<br />
[[Image:EUMETSAT_201004181645.png|400px]]<br />
* [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/europe/volcano/images/EEEW41_201004181645.png Image Source]<br />
* [http://www.eumetsat.int/Home/index.htm From EUMETSAT]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSNWXWiwoCk&feature=player_embedded Time Series Satellite Image of Plume moving]<br />
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=== NEODAAS === <br />
* [http://twitpic.com/1fsegj Twitpic Courtesy of NEODAAS/University of Dundee]<br />
http://twitpic.com/show/thumb/1fsegj.jpg<br />
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=== ENVISAT ===<br />
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/europeanspaceagency/ ESA on Flickr] - For latest images <br />
* [http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMM16XN58G_index_1.html 19 April 2010 by ESA’s Envisat satellite]<br />
http://www.esa.int/images/Volcano_Iceland_19-04-2010_L.jpg<br />
* [http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMFYR9MT7G_index_1.html ENVISAT at ESA]<br />
http://www.esa.int/images/large_with_text.jpg<br />
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=== Radar Obs from Iceland Coastguard ===<br />
* [[Media:RadarMyndir.png|Radar Images PDF]]<br />
* [http://www.evropusamvinna.is/page/ies_Eyjafjallajokull_eruption More Info from Iceland Coast Guard]<br />
<br />
=== EO-1 Hyperion ===<br />
From Stu Frye: EO-1 Hyperion image from yesterday [4/17] of the Iceland volcano shown as two side-by-side panels produced from two different spectral ranges,...the left one is SWIR and the right one is visible. In the SWIR, you can see the thermal vent and in the vis you can see the plume coating everything to the SouthEast making the ice brown/gray<br />
* [http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/iceland-volcano-plume.html NASA EO-1 Hyperion Image Source] and more information on volcano <br />
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[[Image:volcano2010417.jpg|500px]]<br />
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=== International Space Station ===<br />
* [http://twitpic.com/1h0w5g Twitpic courtesy of Astro_Soichi (Soichi Noguchi)]<br />
[[image:Astro_Soichi_from_ISS.jpg]]<br />
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"Good morning, Europe! Looks like another hazy (ashy?) day for you."<br />
<br />
== Surface Observations == <br />
<br />
=== Airports===<br />
* [http://www.heathrowairwatch.org.uk/air_quality_summary.php?action=graphs&t=plot&tab=2&f_site_id=T54 Heathrow Airport Surface Monitoring Data]<br />
<br />
===UK Met Office ===<br />
* [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporate/pressoffice/2010/volcano/updates.html Icelandic volcano: Dust observations timeline]<br />
* [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/aviation/vaac/vaacuk_vag.html London Volcanic Ash Aviation Advisories]<br />
<br />
=== Air Quality Now ===<br />
[http://www.airqualitynow.eu/index.php Air Quality Now EU Map] - <br />
<feed url="http://www.airqualitynow.eu/rss.php" entries=5><br />
* [{PERMALINK} {TITLE}] {DATE}<br />
</feed><br />
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=== GEMS ===<br />
* [http://gems.ecmwf.int/d/products/raq/observations/ Observations]<br />
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=== Webcams ===<br />
* Mila Communication: [http://eldgos.mila.is/eyjafjallajokull-fra-fimmvorduhalsi/ Web cam 1] [http://eldgos.mila.is/eyjafjallajokull-fra-thorolfsfelli/ Webcam 2] [http://eldgos.mila.is/eyjafjallajokull-fra-valahnjuk/ Webcam 3]<br />
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=== Photos === <br />
* Photos from Mercury_3488 <br />
@ESIPAQWG Today's photographic spam from me :) http://www.space.com/common/forums/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=23777&p=447168#p447168<br />
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== Other - Have data to share? == <br />
Tag in Delicious with 'Volcano Iceland Infosource'<br />
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All Iceland Volcano links: http://delicious.com/tag/Volcano+Iceland+Infosource<br />
<feed url="http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/rss/tag/Volcano+Iceland+Infosource?count=15" entries=15><br />
* [{PERMALINK} {TITLE}] {DATE}, by {AUTHOR}<br />
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4th Thursday Each Month<br><br />
Time: 3 pm EDT<br><br />
Dial-In Information:<br><br />
:Phone Number: 1-877-668-4493 <br><br />
:Meeting Code: 231 338 97<br />
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Chair: Shailendra Kumar shailendra.kumar@ngc.com<br />
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== March 29, 2012 == <br />
* [[Media:EnergyClimateClusterWhitepaper Draft v2 (1).docx| Energy/Climate Cluster WhitePaper]]<br />
'''DRAFT OF MINUTES'''<br />
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'''Attendance''': Shailendra Kumar (co-chair), Richard Eckman (co-chair), Yasmin Zaerpoor (ESIP Student Fellow), Laurie Allen (USGS), Carol Meyer (ESIP), Robert Bectel (DOE), Ben Wheeler (USGS).<br />
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'''Discussion on White Paper:'''<br />
* Excellent feedback from everyone that commented on the paper.<br />
* What agencies would be interested?: add to current list - USDA, NOVA, Forest Service, REC (reclamations), EPA.<br />
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'''Discussion Points:'''<br />
* Rob: Document (page 4) only mentions wind and solar – will have impact on geothermal so we shouldn’t just limit to wind and solar. Expand it (water, thermal, biomass) to increase chances of funding. If you make it more direct, then make it clear in the document that you are starting with one subsector but that you are interested in expanding it if the interest/support exists.<br />
* Laurie: If we expand the scope, it may seem too broad – too general for specific buy-in from different agencies. <br />
* Kumar: The thought was to capture essence of what was needed (wider scope) but then start with a manageable subset. We’ll make it a broader paper, where we’ve listed tools will be examples of tools that we know of to illustrate the existing gaps.<br />
* Kumar: Point of clarification, this document is about needs assessment, not tools assessments.<br />
* Kumar: (page 8-9) Will need to take Rahul’s description (page 10) and insert it on the semantic web description to clarify why we need that technology. We could also add a reference to a tutorial (for semantic web) in the document in case anyone wants to learn more about the technology. May also help to add a brief summary/overview on semantic web in the appendix.<br />
* ESRI tools: It would be helpful to explain why ESRI tools is mentioned in the document. Will ask Christine to elaborate on that some more.<br />
* Rob: Get cross-cutting analysis group engaged – may want to do another phone call between now and July to get them engaged.<br />
* '''ESIP Summer Meeting: July 17-20 in Madison, Wisconsin.'''<br />
* Kumar: Rough agenda for the summer meeting (July 17-20) Will have a read-out from the agencies on what their thoughts are on the white process and then plan out strategy for how ESIP can play a role. Ultimately, we want to draft a plan for how we can move forward on this – through agency support and ESIP membership involvement.<br />
'''Action Points:'''<br />
* Kumar: Will bring introduction to the start to explain the needs and what the gaps are.<br />
* Rob: Made edits to the DOE document. Will send them to Kumar after the call. Will send more edits later after he meets with his cross-cutting analysis group counterpart.<br />
* Kumar: Will have a clean draft by April call – Thursday, April 26. Will release a draft a week from tomorrow with the changes discussed today. Will look for comments from everyone within the next 10 days.<br />
* Kumar: Will send out a calendar invite for the ‘’April 26th ESIP call at 3:00 EST’’.<br />
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<br />
==February 23, 2012==<br />
'''Attendance''': Shailendra Kumar (co-chair), Richard Eckman (co-chair), Yasmin Zaerpoor (ESIP Student Fellow), Laurie Allen (USGS), Carol Meyer (ESIP), Erin Robinson (ESIP), Brand Neimann (Semantic Community Cluster), Stefan Falke (NGC)<br />
<br />
'''Quick overview of White Paper:'''<br />
* Received comments from several people. Document has been updated and uploaded to the ESIP website. Kept track changes so that you can see changes from the first draft. Goal is to send the white paper out to agencies by mid April. <br />
'''Discussion Points:'''<br />
* Kumar: Would appreciate any ESIP support that might better enable the group to at least start to define the requirements. Current paper describes the need for a tool but we should also start to describe the requirements for a tool of this kind: 1) wiki page getting community feedback about relevant requirements, 2) ESIP volunteer to start building out requirements of this tool.<br />
* Brand: Recently worked with the Open Energy information and did analysis of the data. Write-up of work found here: http://semanticommunity.info/AOL_Government/Open_Energy_Information_%28OpenEI%29_Innovations.<br />
* Stefan: We should think about how the group can make use of the ESIP wiki to capture some of the information that has been compiled in the document in a different form.<br />
* Erin: You could submit proposal to Products and Services testbed projects and identify students (with the technical expertise) that are interested in doing this work. That may be faster if you’re looking for technical support. This may also be the best way to get agency sponsorship if you have a testbed prototype that agencies can then play with.<br />
* Kumar: Rahul suggested creating a prototype that uses semantic based aggregation approach (?). He’s looking for additional funding to do more serious work on it going forward.<br />
'''Action Points:'''<br />
* Kumar: Will integrate examples and a ‘Next Steps and Future Plans’ section into the paper. Will send out an updated draft of the white paper once everyone has responded. Once finalized, the paper will be sent out officially to different agencies (DOE, USGS, EPA, NOAA, Fish and Wildlife, Park Service).<br />
* Brand: Suggested that integrating examples (using data from the target agencies) into the white paper may be much more effective in gaining support from the different agencies. Offered his examples to use in the white paper. Offered to write examples based on any other data. Also mentioned competition by NSF to use their data. <br />
* Laurie: Will try to touch base to see who might support this project. Can also help draft a list of agencies to send the paper/prototype to.<br />
* Kumar will look into asking committees to sponsor the Energy and Climate Change cluster for financial support. Will also follow-up with Products and Services Testbed Services and Rahul to determine what’s needed to build a prototype of the tool.<br />
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<br />
==October 13, 2011==<br />
[https://esipfed.webex.com/esipfed/ldr.php?AT=pb&SP=MC&rID=54582777&rKey=c1791a14293055e2 Recorded Call] <br><br />
Attendance: Shailendra Kumar (co-chair), Richard Eckman (co-chair), Sky Bristol (USGS), Erin Robinson (ESIP), Alison LaBonte (OSTP), Rahul Ramachandran (UAH), Natalie Sexton ?? (USGS), Robert Bectel(DOE) <br />
* Alison gave a recap of the wiki/drupal proposal - Idea behind it was to create a single tool that could be used by renewable energy developers to find sites with lowest environmental impact. Should be an inventory of decision support tools that provide context for users to make decisions about which tool is best for which application. The inventory would support users looking to build cases for permits and for the government to evaluate permits. Wind and Wildlife is a good start, but the architecture should be generic for reuse for other applications. This has the potential to be an exemplar of an application built on top of Data.gov<br />
* Rob - emphasized the importance that the application Alison described not be a phonebook, but provide value-add. Also need to find ways to link to OpenEI.org and other projects similar in scope. <br />
* Sky suggested clarifying the problem more. Data.gov is a metadata repository not a data repository. Emphasized the need for contextualization of tools like Alison and Rob. The most unique contribution this project will have is that it will create an opinion network- opinions from experts and other users to help refine the tool.<br />
* Kumar- the opinion network is part of it but the other part is the specificity. We should start with a specific tool, capture the value that's added and expand scope of tools from there.<br />
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* Panel discussion on User/Agency needs ideas<br />
** ESRI Geoportal <br />
** Debbie Brodt-Giles (NREL)- openei.org <br />
** Lee Alison/Steve Richard - NDDS effort<br />
** Kevin Gallagher, USGS <br />
** Madeleine West, Western Governor's Association <br />
** Lori Allen, USGS<br />
** Sean Finn, Landscape Conservation Cooperative, USGS<br />
** Patrick Gilman - DOE, Wind Tech <br />
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* Rahul thought simple first step at implementation would be a structured opinion collector using a collaborative platform<br />
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* Next steps would be to create a plan and then individuals will write proposals for pieces of the effort.<br />
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==August 25, 2011==<br />
Attendance: Shailendra Kumar (co-chair), Richard Eckman (co-chair), Brian We, Carol Meyer (ESIP), Yasmin Zaerpoor (ESIP Student Fellow), Alison LaBonte (OSTP)<br />
<br />
'''News:'''<br />
* NSF Earth Cube Workshop has dates set (Nov 1-4, Washington DC) but October/November time frame will be too soon for our workshop. Let’s hold the Energy-Climate workshop during the ESIP Winter Conference.<br />
* ESIP Winter Conference meeting is Jan 4-6. Workshop targets are afternoons of Jan. 4 and 5. Two panels: government panel and developers’ panel. Hoping to also do a working session so that a concrete plan comes out of the workshop.<br />
'''Meeting Discussion:'''<br />
* Alison: Will be easier to get feedback from government agencies if the project is broadened from the wind/energy guideline tools since the Fish and Wildlife/ Wind Power Guidelines won’t be out until early next year. Anyone working on the guidelines will be wrapped up in that until early next year and it may be difficult to get them involved until after the guidelines are out. American Wind & Wildlife Institute will have tools up in mid-January. This project may also be overlapping efforts more with USGS and '''Core Sights Systems''' efforts and the EPA.<br />
* Kumar: We will need some sort of funding from external organizations to support this effort. Getting different agencies’ feedback will help secure their interest in the project. Individuals will be writing proposals and they will need to be funded directly by the agencies but the proposals can be coordinated through ESIP. <br />
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'''Action Items:'''<br />
* Kumar will speak to Stefan Falke about the cost (based on their experience with Air Quality work).<br />
* Need to identify who we want at the January meeting as part of the panel. Should target the following agencies to have on the panel: USGS, DOE, Bureau of Land Management, Western Governors’ Association, Fish and Wildlife (more on the user needs). <br />
* Sky Bristol (USGS) expressed interest in this project- should follow up with Sky.<br />
* Contact Rahul Ramachandran, Peter Fox and Stefan Falke to provide insight on how to shape the developers’ session.<br />
* Contact Madelene West (Western Governors’ Association) and Abby Arnold (Fish and Wildlife)- doing a joint workshop on GIS decision tools and improving the tools that are out there.<br />
* Richard will check within the NASA Earth Sciences Division to see where there might be interest for this type of project.<br />
*Carol will also talk to people at NOAA and NCDC to see what other individuals may be interested in this project.<br />
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==July 28, 2011==<br />
Attendance: Shailendra Kumar (co-chair), Dr. Richard Eckman (co-chair), Carol Meyer (ESIP), Yasmin Zaerpoor (ESIP Student Fellow), Tom, Alison LaBonte (OSTP), Betsy Weatherhead (NASA), Rahul Ramachandran (Univ of Alabama)<br />
''News:''<br />
* Review of seminars during the Summer session. How can we move forward on the wind energy siting tool catalogue project?<br />
''Meeting Discussion''<br />
* Kumar: Gvt agencies, developers, and research community are interested in this type of tool catalogue. ESIP could facilitate a partnership in tool development, applications, etc.<br />
* Alison: My role is to state some of the challenges the Federal agency faces when it’s reviewing an application for a wind energy project, methods needed to determine risk assessments of a project. There are a number of tools that can be used but they don’t have the transparency in terms of the model, the data that goes behind the tool, etc. I look forward to ESIP’s collaborative kick in bringing in universities. My role is to see what the focus of this group becomes and keep that information communicated to agencies I work with so that they can provide contribution to the effort. Agencies that are interested in this project or doing similar types of initiatives: Fish and Wildlife Service, USGS, DoE, NREL, Bureau of Land Management. <br />
* Kumar: ESIP can’t take this on by itself- it will need to be funded by other agencies. It can play a coordination role but the bulk of the funding has to come from various agencies. I spoke with Stefan (from Air Quality) and he told me that individuals get funding from different agencies but the projects are coordinated through ESIP. We can get individuals and groups to request funding across different agencies- we can have a coordinated approach where we determine which agencies we can submit proposals to.<br />
* Kumar: Would help to get people to provide input on how this project might link to current programs in different agencies.<br />
* Rahul: Depending on how complicated you want this tool, it will require customization of Drupal. It would be nice to have some funding (~$5-10,000) to build the basic infrastructure. There is some infrastructure that we’re planning to build for ESIP; we may be able to roll this project into that.<br />
* Alison: What are the options for hosting the catalogue?<br />
* Rahul: ESIP uses commercial hosting; so we would put this tool on ESIP server to make sure it’s institutionally controlled.<br />
''Upcoming workshop''<br />
* Workshop (tentatively in Nov) – bring developers, researchers and gvt agencies together to identify what the needs are and describe the approach we would take (as a group participating within ESIP) to address this problem and could be used to then create individual proposals.<br />
* Trying to time it to be the same time as the NSF Earth Cube workshop in late Oct/early Nov so that the people planning to go to the NSF workshop could also attend the workshop for this tool if they’re interested. Will try to hold it in DC so that it’s easier for interested people from gvt agencies to attend. May want to invite the Western Governors’ Association.<br />
* There are 4-5 groups that have expressed at least initial interest in this project. So this could be the core group that finds the funding.<br />
*Alison: It would help to bring audiences together: 1) tool developers- universities, agencies, etc; 2) field officers that make determinations based on the tools that provide these risk evaluations; 3) the wind power developers. This type of tool is adaptable to any type of environmental tool that would inform siting so we can expand the scope of stakeholders.<br />
* If we get more traction from the Western Governors’ Association, we could consider holding the meeting on the west coast. Otherwise it will more likely be in DC.<br />
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''Action Items:''<br />
* Richard is planning to talk to people at NASA to see what programs might be appropriate to submit proposals for this project and to see if anyone will be interested in the upcoming workshop.<br />
*Alison will send Kumar a couple contacts of people from Western Governors’ Association that would be interested in this tool and will check with USDA and USGS to see if they’ll be interested in this workshop.<br />
* Kumar will contact Debbie (Brodt-Giles, NREL) to see if anyone at NREL is also interested.<br />
* Kumar will talk to Scott (Crowder, NREL) to see who, of the climate modelers, might be interested.<br />
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<br />
== May 26, 2011 == <br />
Attendance: Kumar, Erin Robinson (ESIP Staff), Yasmin Zaerpoor (ESIP Fellow), Allison Labonte (from Office of S&T Policy), Carol Meyer (ESIP Staff)<br />
<br />
News:<br />
* Summer Conference (July 12-15, 2011) Related: Only one break-out session scheduled on morning of July 13. Confirmation from 5 speakers, still waiting for a 6th.<br />
* Richard Eckman has agreed to serve in the co-chair role.<br />
Meeting Discussion:<br />
* Erin hasn’t heard back from Carl Benedict. Back up would be to talk about a potential project (picking a topic that is relevant to the current membership- data, data quality, and how ESIP membership can benefit). Idea is to develop a white paper that includes all the information collected so far and areas where users need help and can be used as a guide for the next set of meetings. Identify needs, requirements, issues users are facing and how to provide the information (gap analysis).<br />
* Allison: Nature Conservancy has all types of data on habitats and species. Lawrence Martin (?) from Dept of Energy is trying to make this available in one place for the renewable energy community so that they can choose places for renewable energy that will have the least impact on these species. How do we overlay information that is impt to sitings/renewable energy projects with low impact?<br />
* Kumar: Overlaying information for where the wind farms are and energy sources are is a large undertaking. NREL has the best available data up to date.<br />
* Allison will try to find out who the key people from AWWI (American Wind Wildlife Institute) are to see if they could come together for a topic. Could potentially be the 6th speaker. Allison will send Erin/Kumar an abstract and title for a possible talk within the next week. (Half hour slot) Will be more or less a discussion but Allison will provide the initial guidance for that.<br />
* Kumar will have abstracts ready before the next meeting.<br />
<br />
== March 24, 2011 == <br />
Attendance: Scott Crowder, Chris? , Kumar, Erin <br />
<br />
Summer Meeting - July 12-15, 2011 <br />
<br />
what data is out there and where are they?<br />
* NREL has OpenEI <br />
* Internal initiative data.nrel.gov - registry of all data streams <br />
* Scott will follow-up with efforts: Ryan McKeil or Debby B. Giles <br />
<br />
Wind power - (Scott)<br />
* In negotiations with wind people - have wind data, resource and performance information <br />
<br />
Follow-up with Karl (Erin/Kumar)<br />
* gov't state/local users <br />
* Professor <br />
<br />
Generate a white paper that addresses the issues and id's different data sources; provide gap analysis - Funding<br />
<br />
* Los Alamos - follow-up/Chris Lendhardt <br />
* Users - local in N.M.? <br />
* Military - Army Science Board (Scott?)/ Navy contact<br />
<br />
Housekeeping: <br />
* Meeting files from last meeting (Kumar) <br />
* Climate and Energy - fix on the website (Erin)<br />
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<br />
== February 24, 2011 ==<br />
'''Energy Cluster Telecon - February , 2011'''<br />
<br />
Attendance - Rob Raskin, Stefan Falke, Shailendra Kumar, Erin Robinson<br />
<br />
Stefan/Kumar - Joint session Recap: <br />
# background on AQ Work Group - cluster -> Work group. <br />
# Common project could tie groups together <br />
EPA interested in using cluster to broaden connections to other orgs. <br />
<br />
Project that works with EPA/NOAA<br />
* Terry to introduce group to new initiative <br />
DOE - send list (Alison) <br><br />
Kumar follow-up with DOE<br><br />
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Will have session at summer meeting. <br><br />
* GEOSS session remote participation <br />
* Get specifications what range of energy quality needs are. <br />
* Need for climatelogical data for solar/wind that may come from members. <br><br />
* NREL - What data do they have? How can we take initiative<br><br />
<br />
Users/Participants: <br />
* State of New Mexico? <br />
* Erin - Karl contacts with the State - User needs for energy/climate in NM<br />
* Organizations working with end users already - (AQ example was AirNow) - KDF <br />
* Military - white sands? (Karl) <br />
* University programs - User groups that they work with that may be?<br />
Los Alamos<br />
* Kumar will follow-up<br />
* Sante Fe Institute: http://www.santafe.edu/search/results/?query=energy<br />
** Brings a lot of summer people and who may be able to tap? <br />
** Rob will follow-up<br />
* GEOSS AIP - Kumar intro with Lionel <br />
* Lawrence Livermore Lab - Climate/Energy <br> <br />
<br />
== September 23, 2010 == <br />
'''Energy Cluster Telecon – September 23, 2010'''<br />
<br />
Present: <br />
*Shailendra Kumar<br />
*Brian Rogan <br />
<br />
'''Energy Cluster contribution to the ESIP 2010 Winter Meeting in Washington D.C'''<br />
<br />
'''Speaker ideas'''<br />
<br />
It’s important to get a big name. Admiral Titley from the naval task force would be a good speaker on task force energy and how they use energy and their needs. This also includes climate change, energy usage, understanding demand, etc. <br />
<br />
It is also worth getting someone from utilities i.e. Duke Energy, Florida Power, etc. There are some good names from this area. Jim Rodgers for example would be a good speaker. <br />
<br />
The Visioneers group is looking to solidify the theme based on Making Data Matter. While it would have a subtheme of evaluation, metrics, data measurement, etc., it would be important to get the needs of the cluster addressed. <br />
<br />
QDR Project-Amanda Dory was unable to attend the last meeting and this meeting might be more amenable to her schedule. What needs to happen for military bases for the QDR to be implemented? <br />
<br />
New York city is another possibility. The city did an intensive study of climate change on the city and they have agreed that the results of the study are that they need to step up and do something immediately. Columbia University was deeply involved in this study. The group will push for someone from the mayor’s office to come speak as part of a session. <br />
<br />
William Goran, the director of sustainability at the Army Corps of Engineers. Their charge is energy supply and demand. His area is carbon footprint. <br />
EERE-Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy, is a DOE organization that does a lot of things. <br />
<br />
Two potential people at the organization are Kathy Zoie, Assistant Secretary for Energy and Kathleen Hogan . <br />
<br />
'''Poster Session'''<br />
<br />
Is it possible to have “categories”? <br />
<br />
'''Action items'''<br />
*Kumar will call into the next visioneers telecon on October 4th.<br />
*Kumar will look into soliciting someone from EERE<br />
*Kumar will work on soliciting possible submissions for posters that would reflect the energy theme.<br />
<br />
<br />
'''Update on current cluster activities'''<br />
<br />
It is important to define the objectives for the cluster. Tight succinct rules for the cluster; what do we want to achieve? The Air Quality Group is the model for what the Energy Cluster would like to achieve. They seem to capture the essence of what we are trying to do. The group should draft something along the same lines. <br />
<br />
'''Collaborative project'''<br />
<br />
There was a conversation in the last telecon with Melinda about a collaborative project. She can discuss this at the next meeting and talk about areas of action that the federation can be part of and look at funding opportunities. <br />
There has been significant funding through NOAA but by bringing it to ESIP. It gives another way for NOAA to interface with End Users. It is a high visibility project. <br />
It would be worth working on user requirements. That way there can be multiple users so that the information can be fed to NOAA. <br />
Brian discussed the possibility of the cluster getting some funds. While Clusters are not budget eligible if a proposal is created ahead of time, it might be considered by the finance committee. However, it would need to be discussed with Carol. <br />
<br />
'''Action Item'''<br />
*Kumar will work with Carol to determine the ability of getting funding for the project.<br />
<br />
<br />
==Aug 26, 2010==<br />
<br />
Agenda<br />
<br />
:# Recap of the Summer 2010 ESIP Meeting<br />
:# Plans for the Winter 2011 ESIP meeting<br />
<br />
<br />
==April 22, 2010==<br />
<br />
Agenda<br />
:# Overview and origins of the objectives for the Energy Cluster (Wilson, 10 min)<br />
:# Open discussion of the needs and stakeholders (including IT/Data management)<br />
:# Plans for the Summer 2010 ESIP meeting [[Energy_Cluster_July_2010_Agenda|Draft meeting agenda]]<br />
:# What happens after the Summer 2010 ESIP Meeting?<br />
<br />
Telecon Notes<br><br />
<br />
Notes for the telecon are being captured here: http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AQduKLUfYU-uZGRndnN4MzhfMmd0M3JyZ2Nr&hl=en<br />
<br />
This link is available for global edit, so you can contribute during the conference. <br />
<br />
<br />
Telecon Action Items<br><br />
<br />
* Bruce: Confirm Tom Boden or other from CDIAC to talk about emissions data<br />
* Bruce: Confirm Arjun Shankar or other to talk about VERDE for energy planning.</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=July_7-10,_2009,_ESIP_Federation_Meeting,_Santa_Barbara,_CA&diff=40151July 7-10, 2009, ESIP Federation Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA2012-07-19T11:33:27Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Margaret Mooney (talk) to last revision by Raskin</p>
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== Venue ==<br />
The Summer 2009 ESIP Federation will take place on the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara. Most of the meeting will take place at [http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/facilities/ Bren Hall]. <br />
<br />
Visioneers Facebook page:<br />
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24433586256<br />
<br />
== Getting There ==<br />
The Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) is adjacent to the UCSB campus, and is served by United, Alaska, American, US Air, Allegiant, and Delta Airlines. If you are staying in the campus dorm, call 805-893-6161 upon arrival, and the campus shuttle will pick you up at SBA airport and transport you to the Manzanita Village dorm.<br />
<br />
More flight options are available to LAX and BUR airports in Los Angeles (100 miles away). From LAX, the [http://www.santabarbaraairbus.com/lax Santa Barbara AirBus] makes 7 trips per day to Santa Barbara (and Goleta, near the campus). From BUR, [http://amtrak.com Amtrak] makes five trips per day to SB (and Goleta).<br />
<br />
Campus parking is free for those staying in the dorms (or $8 a day for those not staying in the dorms).<br />
<br />
== Lodging ==<br />
Lodging for the meeting is offered by campus housing in Manzanita Village. The dorms overlook the Pacific Ocean and are available as double occupancy rooms ($191.40) or double rooms, single occupancy ($382.80). The single rooms (with single bed) are sold out. The room rates are for the FOUR NIGHT period of July 6-10, 2009 and cannot be prorated, regardless of the number of nights used. On-campus housing will be billed during registration and is not refundable. <br />
<br />
Additional lodging is offered 15-20 minutes away at the [http://www.uphamhotel.com/ Upham Hotel]. The Upham is a city inn within close walking distance to downtown Santa Barbara. A small block of rooms is being held until May 22. The cost per room is $125/night (plus 12% tax). Use the ESIP/Bren code when calling to reserve your room at 805.962.0058. <br />
<br />
Additional lodging suggestions (note that these may already be full, and do not offer conference discounts):<br />
* [http://www.pacificasuites.com/ Pacifica Suites]<br />
* [http://hamptoninn.hilton.com/en/hp/hotels/index.jhtml?ctyhocn=SBAGOHX Hampton Inn Goleta]<br />
* [http://www.villarosainnsb.com/html/rooms.html Villa Rosa Inn]<br />
* [http://www.harborviewinnsb.com/ Harbor View Inn]<br />
* [http://www.santa-barbara-hotel.com/ Best Western South Coast Inn, Goleta]<br />
''For those staying into the weekend'': Summer weekend rates (Friday-Saturday) are EXPENSIVE in Santa Barbara. Lower rates may be found in Goleta or Carpinteria (10 miles east of SB).<br />
<br />
== Registration ==<br />
Registration for the 23rd ESIP Federation meeting is conducted [http://www.regonline.com/63369_702639F online]. Early Bird registration continues through May 29 and is $325 (member) or $425 (non-members). Regular and on-site registration is $425 (member) or $525 (non-member). Registration for the meeting is done online by clicking [http://www.regonline.com/63369_702639F here] and is completed by using Visa/MasterCard. Limited on-site registration will be available.<br />
<br />
== Program Elements ==<br />
The Summer Meeting Plan incorporates a wide range of member opportunities. On Tuesday, a full day of hands-on learning (Technical Workshops) about important technologies and products. On Wednesday, an opportunity to interact with leading experts in fields important to your work. On Thursday, you are the expert, and it is time to share your knowledge or ask your question in small-group sessions. On Friday, the Federation does its needed business (everyone is encouraged to join in on one or more committee, cluster, or working-group efforts). Then it is time for the entrepreneurial side of ESIP: Funding Friday shows how the Federation can point combined resources and a little extra funding to the solution of important problems. <br />
<br />
=== Agenda ===<br />
==== [[July 7, 2009]] ====<br />
==== [[July 8, 2009]] ====<br />
==== [[July 9, 2009]] ====<br />
==== [[July 10, 2009]] ====<br />
<br />
=== Technical Workshops ===<br />
This year's technical workshops provide your organization or project to share your experience and technical insights with other Federation members, both to facilitate technology transfer, but to also expose your team's capabilities with an eye towards developing new collaborations with other Federation members. Previous workshops have highlighted work with various standards and specifications (e.g. OGC, ISO, JSR), new products and platforms, and interoperability demonstrations. <br />
<br />
Please consider developing and presenting a workshop for one of our 90-minute slots in the list below. If you have any questions about available facilities and resources, please contact [mailto:kbene@edac.unm.edu Karl Benedict]. Speaking of facilities, there are two computer labs that are available for workshops, so if you want to do a hands-on workshop in a lab environment, that can be arranged. <br />
<br />
To submit a workshop, please add a link to a new Wiki page for your workshop in one of the available slots in the list, and provide on the linked page:<br />
<br />
* The title of the workshop<br />
* The name of the presenter<br />
* A brief abstract of the presentation<br />
<br />
Also, if you will be demonstrating an online technology, please let us know if you need '''access through any specific network ports''', as we want to arrange ahead of time firewall rules for the network to allow for those connections. Ports that will be enabled by default are:<br />
<br />
[[Image:firewall_ports.jpg]]<br />
<br />
[http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/services/computing/applications/scf_software.html Software installed on Bren machines]<br />
<br />
==== Proposed workshops ====<br />
<br />
#[[Development of a persistent Federation demonstration resource for promoting Federation member products and services]] - Karl Benedict<br />
#[[Finally, Some Examples of ISO Metadata!]]<br />
#Fedora & Duraspace - Preservation Track<br />
#[[iRODS - Preservation Track]]<br />
#[[LOCKSS - Preservation Track]]<br />
#[[iExperiment - Preservation Track]]<br />
#[[SWT2009|Semantic Web and Technology]]<br />
#[[MMI Semantic Framework in Practice]]<br />
#[[McIDAS-V Scientific Data Visualization and Analysis Workshop]]<br />
#[[SPG_Agenda_July_7_2009 | NASA SPG Web Services Technical Session]]<br />
#[[High_Speed_Image_Sharing_Throughout_the_Enterprise |High Speed Image Sharing Throughout the Enterprise]]<br />
<br />
=== Technology Showcase ===<br />
The technology showcase will provide an opportunity for an interactive demonstration of your group's technology through a live table-top demonstration on a flat-panel display. Poster boards may be requested if desired for backup materials. The showcase will take place in the afternoon of July 7, with two types of demonstrations. General demos will run in 90 minute slots and shorter Metadata demos will run in 15 minute slots. Please add a link to a wiki page for your demonstration to the list below if you would like to do a demonstration in the showcase. Please include in your demonstration wiki page the following information:<br />
<br />
* The presenter's name<br />
* A title for the demo<br />
* Whether or not you will require a poster board<br />
* Any specific network ports you will need open for off-venue network requests<br />
<br />
==== General Showcase ====<br />
#[[GLIDER: A comprehensive software tool to visualize, analyze and mine satellite imagery]] - Rahul Ramachandran<br />
#[[Talkoot: Discover, Tag, Share, and Reuse Collaborative Science Workflows]] - Rahul Ramachandran<br />
#[[MODAPS Web Services - SOA machine-to-machine access to search and order MODIS data products]] - Kevin L. Stewart<br />
#[[BAMS/DataFed Demonstration]] - John McHenry/Rudy Husar<br />
#[[Searchlight]] - Marilyn Kaminski/Ruth Duerr/SJS Khalsa/Mark Parsons<br />
<br />
==== Metadata Showcase ==== <br />
:(15 minutes each, unless noted)<br />
#[[NASA's Global Change Master Directory and Climate Diagnostics Portal]] - Tyler Stevens<br />
#[[MercuryDemoJuly2009| Mercury 3.0 - A New SOA based data discovery and access system]] - Bruce Wilson<br />
#[[Metadata Interoperability]] - Phil Yang<br />
<br />
==== Semantic Showcase ==== <br />
:(15 minutes each, unless noted)<br />
#[[SWEET|SWEET 2.0 community ontologies]] - Rob Raskin<br />
#[[MMI|MMI]] - Luis Bermudez<br />
#[[Semantic Mirador|Semantic Mirador -- Semantic Web for the Hoi Polloi]] - Chris Lynnes<br />
#[[Semantic Provenance 2009|Provenance]] - Peter Fox<br />
#[[Semantic Data Integration 2009|Data Integration]] - Peter Fox<br />
#[[Generation of an ISO/IEC 11179 compliant Data Dictionary from the PDS4 Ontology]] - Steve Hughes<br />
<br />
=== Teacher Workshop (sponsored by NOAA)===<br />
<br />
During the Summer ESIP Federation meeting, a special series of Teacher Track sessions will be conducted on Wednesday, July 8 and Thursday, July 9.<br />
<br />
=== [[Interagency_Data_Stewardship/LifeCycle/Jul2009MeetingPlans |Data Preservation and Stewardship Workshop]] ===<br />
<br />
=== [[Environmental Decision Making |Environmental Decision Making Workshop]] ===<br />
<br />
=== [[Air_Quality_Community_Summer_2009_Meeting|Air Quality Community Meeting]] ===<br />
<br />
=== [[Open Meeting Sessions]] ===<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
=== [[FUNding Friday]] ===<br />
<br />
=== [[STUDENT COMPETITION]] ===<br />
<br />
== Add-On Independent (or Group) activities ==<br />
<br />
The Local ESIPs will post some activities here that are available Friday afternoon or on the weekend, for those who want to stay over.<br />
<br />
Optional activities that would require a group registration will be added to the meeting registration system or some other sign-up to guarantee the event.<br />
<br />
=== Whale Watching ===<br />
<br />
[http://condorcruises.com/whale-watching.cfm/whale_watching/summer.cfm Santa Barbara Channel Whale Watching]<br />
<br />
=== land and sea tour ===<br />
<br />
[http://www.out2seesb.com Tour as individuals, or we can do a group tour]<br />
<br />
=== Going Sideways ===<br />
<br />
First: watch the movie:<br />
<br />
[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375063 Sideways: the movie]<br />
<br />
Then decide if the Federation should spring for a group tour, go on your own, or pick an individual tour<br />
<br />
[http://www.santabarbara.com/winecountry Touring the Santa Barbara wine country]<br />
<br />
=== Front Country Hiking ===<br />
<br />
[http://www.santabarbarahikes.com/hikes/frontcountry Hike the nearby mountains]<br />
<br />
=== Museums ===<br />
<br />
[http://www.sbmuseart.org/ Santa Barbara Museum of Art]<br />
<br />
[http://www.sbnature.org/ Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History (up Mission Canyon) and Sea Center (on the wharf)]<br />
<br />
=== Gardens ===<br />
<br />
[http://www.sbbg.org/ Santa Barbara Botanic Garden (further up Mission Canyon)]<br />
<br />
[http://www.lotusland.org lotusland (aummm....)]<br />
<br />
=== infamous pick-up bars===<br />
<br />
(somewhere to go after the museum)<br />
<br />
[http://www.wildcatlounge.com Wildcat Lounge]<br />
<br />
[http://eoslounge.com EOS Lounge] (NO, we did not make the name up... try the DAACiri)<br />
<br />
=== other spots of interest ===<br />
<br />
[http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=114523832771576114204.0004392f14ce264e6c03e Oprah's house (requires parachute)]</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=ESIP_FedSearchWorkshop_2010&diff=40144ESIP FedSearchWorkshop 20102012-07-19T05:20:58Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Clynnes (talk) to last revision by Hook</p>
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<div>= Intro and Demos (45 min) =<br />
For newbies and experts alike!<br />
===What is the ESIP Federated Search framework? (Lynnes - 10 min)===<br />
==Client / Server Demos and Implementations==<br />
=== Mirador Client and Server (Lynnes - 5 min)===<br />
We'll show the Mirador client accessing ECHO, GHRC and WSNEWS (see below).<br />
<br />
===ECHO Server and Client (Newman - 10 min)===<br />
<br />
=== WSNEWS Reusable Solr-based Server + Python downloader client (Hua - 10 min)===<br />
We will show our Federated OpenSearch server which was designed from the ground up to be simple, fast, lightweight, and portable. The talk will walk through our server implementation which extended Apache Solr (with its fast full-text search) with added space+time constraints. We will also show a simple and lightweight client used to automatically download all granules from a search result.<br />
<br />
===OpenSearch Perl Client (Duggan - 10 min)===<br />
I'd like to talk about and demo our implementation; it is an<br />
opensearch/federated search client written in Perl.<br />
We've been using it in production for almost a year<br />
where it's been mirroring data from our processing<br />
system to a shared computing environment. It has had<br />
to handle a lot of edge cases and has been heavily<br />
optimized.<br />
<br />
= Work It Out (45 min) =<br />
where we work on unresolved issues in the ESIP Federated Search framework. (Newbies are welcome to watch us make sausage...yum!)<br />
<br />
Actually, we will briefly discuss each item, then designate a book boss to lead a solution to the issue.<br />
* Resolving duplicate entries from multiple servers<br />
* Handling exceptions<br />
* Versioning the ESIP Framework<br />
* Granule heterogeneity within datasets<br />
* Incorporating data services<br />
** Pomegranate and w10n-sci<br />
** OPeNDAP (TBD)<br />
** Integration with Service and Data casting?<br />
* Others?</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Interagency_Data_Stewardship/LifeCycle/Preservation_Forum/TeleconNotes/2011-03-09&diff=40135Interagency Data Stewardship/LifeCycle/Preservation Forum/TeleconNotes/2011-03-092012-07-19T01:59:41Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Roglesby (talk) to last revision by Ctilmes</p>
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===ESIP Preservation and Stewardship Cluster Monthly Telecon 2011-03-09===<br />
<br />
Telecon: 877-934-1565 code: 5716503# <br />
<br />
3:00pm ET / 1:00pm MT<br />
<br />
===Agenda:===<br />
# ESIP Cluster Status - Rob<br />
## Promote to 'Committee'?<br />
## Expand scope to include data quality?<br />
# Future Meetings <br />
## [[Summer 2011 Meeting|ESIP Summer Meeting]] planning<br />
## [http://www.agu.org/meetings/ Fall AGU]<br />
# Activities Status<br />
## [[Interagency_Data_Stewardship/Identifiers|Identifiers]] - Nancy<br />
## [[Provenance and Context Content Standard]] - Rama<br />
## [[Interagency_Data_Stewardship/Citations|Citations]] - Mark<br />
## [[Preservation_Ontology]] - Hook</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Semantic_Web_Telecons&diff=40134Semantic Web Telecons2012-07-19T01:50:03Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Pfox (talk) to last revision by Narock</p>
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=Telecons=<br />
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| align="right"|<big>[[Previous ESIP Semantic Web cluster calls|'''Previous calls''']]</big><br />
|}<br /><br />
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NOTE NEW TIME for Spring 2012 - Fourth Tuesday - 1300 PT/ 1400 MT/ 1500 CT/ 1600 ET/ 2100 UT<br><br />
<br />
To start or join the online portion of the Personal Conference meeting<br><br />
https://esipfed.webex.com/mw0306ld/mywebex/default.do?siteurl=esipfed&service=1<br />
<br />
#Click join next to the meeting name. (Note: If the meeting has not yet started, join will not be visible, and it will say 'Display Info'. Wait a minute and refresh screen) <br><br />
#Enter your name and email address<br><br />
#If you are asked for a password, enter the access code: 23103348 with no spaces or #.<br><br />
<br />
To join the audio portion of the Conference meeting:<br />
: You can use VoIP or call-in toll-free number (US/Canada): 1-877-668-4493<br><br />
: Attendee access code: 231 033 48<br><br />
<br />
== May 22, 2012 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Planning for the ToolMatch Talkoot and Summer<br />
* Bioportal @ ORNL<br />
* Data Quality ontologies governance by cluster<br />
* EarthCube Semantic Web community group status.<br />
* Other topics<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20120522]]<br />
<br />
== April 24, 2012 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
USGCRP/NCA/GCIS Overview<br><br />
Global Change Information System<br><br />
Curt Tilmes, USGCRP NCO<br><br />
[[Media:GCIS_ESIP_2012-04-24.pptx | Presentation Slides]]<br />
<br />
== March 27, 2012 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Introductions (Chris Lynnes chairing)<br />
* Moment of silence in memory of Rob Raskin<br />
* Current Activities<br />
** ESSI-LOD<br />
** ESIP network<br />
** [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/ToolMatch ToolMatch], questions:<br />
*** [[ToolMatch Identifiers|How to identify the main class instances, datasets and tools?]]<br />
*** [[ToolMatch Publishing|How to publish triples?]]<br />
** [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Applications_of_Semantic_Web_for_Earth_Science white paper] on semantic web usage in Earth Science<br />
** Ontology repository tesbed via Products and Services APPROVED (update from Mike or Line)<br />
* Navy SemWeb showcase (NASA tech. infusion, and ESIP) - Hook<br />
** Report/ Feedback<br />
* New Activities<br />
** Sessions for ESIP summer?<br />
*** Early planning<br />
** Sessions for AGU meeting - http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/2012_AGU_ESSI_Session_Ideas<br />
** Please ADD other new activities here<br />
* Future agenda items<br />
** SWEET transition <br />
** Choosing a new representative for the SWEET governance<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20120327]]<br />
<br />
== February 28, 2012 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Introductions<br />
* Update on Ontology repository proposal to Products and Services<br />
* Current Activities<br />
** ESSI-LOD<br />
** ESIP network<br />
* Update on New Activities<br />
** [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/ToolMatch ToolMatch], an effort to use ontologies and linked data to match tools and services with data. <br />
** [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Applications_of_Semantic_Web_for_Earth_Science white paper] on semantic web usage in Earth Science<br />
** OPeNDAP support of RDF<br />
* Navy SemWeb showcase (NASA tech. infusion, and ESIP) - Hook<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20120228]]<br />
<br />
== January 24, 2012 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* New Telecon Time Discussion<br />
* Discuss/review outcomes of Winter Meeting<br />
** Updates on working activities<br />
*** Erin - ESIP Network progress<br />
*** Eric/Tom - ESIP AGU project<br />
** New activities for 2012 from Winter ESIP meeting<br />
*** Chris - tools/dataset project<br />
*** Chris will work on EarthCube white paper<br />
*** data types/service ontologies needs to be revisited<br />
*** James Gallagher has a possible use of semantics with Opendap. <br />
**** Chris - could you use RDF and Opendap to create a integrated visualization from opendap servers<br />
* Other items<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20120124]]<br />
<br />
==December 27, 2011 Telecon==<br />
<br />
NO telecon in December <br />
<br />
== November 29, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Identify goals/outcomes of Winter Meeting<br />
* Erin will demonstrate ESIP Network progress<br />
* Eric/Tom will give more updates/questions about ESIP project<br />
* Greg will give an Information Quality Presentation (needs from Semantic Web)<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20111129]]<br />
<br />
== October 25, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Cluster activities<br />
** Quality: needed for Info Quality Semantic Web Primer<br />
*** Status?<br />
* Plans for Winter meeting<br />
* Eric/Tom activities<br />
* ESIP Network Use Case<br />
** Status?<br />
* New activities<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20111025]]<br />
<br />
== September 27, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* AAG<br />
* Cluster activities<br />
** Quality: needed for Info Quality Semantic Web Primer<br />
** Data / Service ontology<br />
*** Status?<br />
** Preservation and Stewardship<br />
** Discovery<br />
*** Status?<br />
** Joint session with NASA TIWG in Nov. ESDSWG meeting<br />
*** Demonstrations<br />
* Eric/Tom activities<br />
* ESIP Network Use Case<br />
** Status?<br />
* New activities<br />
** Casting ontology<br />
** Revisit tutorials and webinars<br />
<br />
[[SWTeleconNotes20110927]]<br />
<br />
== June 28, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
* ESIP Summer Meeting<br />
** USE CASES NEEDED!<br />
*** Quality: needed for Info Quality Semantic Web Primer<br />
*** Data / Services: needed for ontology development<br />
*** Preservation and Stewardship -- will be discussed during session.<br />
** Joint session with Info Quality<br />
*** When is it? 2:15-3:00<br />
*** Semantic Web primer for Info Quality?<br />
** Joint session with Preservation and Stewardship<br />
*** When is it?<br />
*** Semantic Web primer for Preservation and Stewardship?<br />
** Semantic Web Cluster meeting, Friday at 8:30<br />
* ESIP Network Use Case<br />
** Projects Ontology<br />
** Use of TestBed?<br />
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== May 24, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
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* ESIP summer SW technical sessions on ontology development (quality, data and service, provenance/ stewardship)<br />
** use cases needed for each of these by June telecon<br />
** who will lead each of these<br />
* SW tutorial<br />
** confirm format<br />
** presenters<br />
** scheduling<br />
* NASA TIWG SW plans (ESIP meeting and general interactions with SW cluster)<br />
* Testbed status update - if needed<br />
* Add agenda items here.<br />
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[[SWTeleconNotes20110524]]<br />
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== March 22, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Plan for AGU sessions for fall meeting<br />
* ESIP summer SW technical sessions on ontology development (quality - yes, data and service - yes, casting - too early)<br />
** use cases needed for each of these<br />
* Testbed status update (from last telecon)<br />
* Add agenda items here.<br />
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[[SWTeleconNotes20110322]]<br />
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== February 22, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Planning for Summer Meeting (theme: information and data quality)<br />
** Breakouts<br />
** Tutorial<br />
** Ontology Working Session<br />
*** Casting?<br />
* Testbed<br />
** Status<br />
** Needed features?<br />
* Any more inputs for Erin on collaboration tools?<br />
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[[SWTeleconNotes20110222]]<br />
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== January 25, 2011 Telecon ==<br />
<br />
* Review of ESIP Winter Semantic Web Tutorial (Peter, Chris, Hook, Rob)<br />
** Evaluation<br />
** Relation to NASA Tech Infusion activities and goals<br />
** Relation to SW testbed and requirements on the testbed<br />
** Same form or others (e.g. Expert Panel, etc.)<br />
** Where and when next?<br />
* Using the http://esipfed.org/ site for dereferencible ontology IRIs. (Chris L)<br />
* Continuation of Data-Type and Service ontology work (Peter)<br />
* Ontology development to support 'casting' (Brian)<br />
* Summer meeting theme data and information quality - and possible quality ontology work session<br />
* Other topics?<br />
**Utopia uses semantic services to annotate PDFs, but is focused on biomed. Needs earth science add-ons. Check it out at http://www.utopiadocs.com/documents/ Looking to create a PDF-based poster archive for ESIP with Utopia-like interface. NEW: If this is of any interest to you, I'll spin up a Basecamp site. so email me [bruce at tnms.org] and I'll sign you up. Here is another resource from bio-med land. http://code.google.com/p/annotation-ontology/ (Bruce C)<br />
* Time - 4pm ET<br />
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[[SWTeleconNotes20110115]]<br />
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== November 22, 2010 Telecon==<br />
<br />
* 2pm ET<br />
* Short description of Test Bed<br />
* Review of ESIP Winter Tutorial Syllabus and timing/ scheduling at ESIP<br />
* Decision on presenters for each component<br />
* Time line for content development and review.<br />
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[[SWTeleconNotes20101122]]</div>157.55.18.24https://wiki.esipfed.org/w/index.php?title=Air_pollution_monitoring_model_takes_off_in_Australia&diff=40132Air pollution monitoring model takes off in Australia2012-07-18T23:46:02Z<p>157.55.18.24: Reverted edits by Erinmr (talk) to last revision by Rhusar</p>
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<div>{{GEO User Requirement Document<br />
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|Organization=CSIRO<br />
|DocType=Report<br />
|Year=2008<br />
|DocRegion=Oceania/Australia<br />
|Status=Submitted<br />
|SubmittedDate=2009/05/30<br />
}}<br />
In Australia, the model has recently been used in Launceston where strong temperature inversions trap particulate emissions from wood fires, burning-off, vehicles and industry.<br />
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The software package predicts local meteorology and assesses the likely pathway and concentration of pollutants as they disperse.<br />
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Some new research directions are also emerging, such as the use of TAPM coupled with CSIRO’s complex chemistry model by CSIRO scientists Drs Martin Cope and Sunhee Lee. Applications include urban planning under future climate scenarios.</div>157.55.18.24