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* Groups report back.  Each group has 10 minutes to report their results.  ( about one hour )
 
* Groups report back.  Each group has 10 minutes to report their results.  ( about one hour )
 
* Overall discussion and request for additional feedback ( about 30 minutes )
 
* Overall discussion and request for additional feedback ( about 30 minutes )
 
== Meeting Topic==
 
 
Talks will be solicited on the following topics:
 
* data quality / data quality standards
 
* success stories of implementing/using standards in data systems (standards can either be SPG endorsed standards, OGC standards, ISO standards, or de facto standards that might be candidates for the SPG standards process.)
 
* Reference Architecture
 

Revision as of 18:26, June 10, 2011

July 12, 2011 NASA ESDSWG SPG meeting

Data Quality, Standards and Frameworks for NASA Earth Science Data Systems

8:30am - 5:00pm

Agenda

Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Time Speaker Topic
9:00 Greg Stensas “QA4EO” – Data Quality Framework
9:30 Chris Lynnes, NASA GSFC Ambiguity of Data Quality for Remote Sensing Data
10:00 Barry Weiss, Hook Hua Development of Tools to Incorporate ISO 19115 Metadata into Science Data Systems
10:30 Ken Keiser, UAH Integrated Multi-Project Visualization using Data Casting
11:00 Joseph Glassy, NASA/Lupine Logic Identifier RFC's
11:30 Kevin Murphy, NASA GSFC Coherent Web
12:00 Liping Di, GMU The OGC Web Coverage Service Specification and its application in the NASA Data environment
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30 Helen Conover NetCDF4 RFC progress/review
2:00 Michael Burnett, et. al. Reference Architecture (see below)
3:00-3:30 Break
3:30 Michael Burnett, et. al. Reference Architecture, cont. (see below)

Reference Architecture plan for discussion:

  • If possible, distribute the draft document to those who plan to attend in advance.
  • Provide a quick discussion of the architecture. The presentation would not review any of the items line by line.
  • Assign attendees to groups. Each group represents one of the identified stakeholders in the architecture. Each group will get 30 to 45 minutes to review the document with that stakeholders view in mind. Team will request whether the stakeholders interests are met, and, if not, what is missing. Electronic and paper copies of the document will be available.
  • Groups report back. Each group has 10 minutes to report their results. ( about one hour )
  • Overall discussion and request for additional feedback ( about 30 minutes )