Geospatial

Welcome to the ESIP Geospatial Cluster

The ESIP Geospatial cluster is a forum for organizations and individuals involved in anything related to geospatial data and information. We seek to foster and build technical and interpersonal connections between and among geospatial data providers and data users by leveraging existing projects and resources to collaboratively advance improved access to geospatial data.

This goal will be achieved by convening individuals engaged in geospatial data research and development, identifying best practices and data management techniques that improve interoperability and data access. Projects will be developed collaboratively to respond to real-world environmental science needs for geospatial data integration.

Please participate at any level you would like in any of our activities. Register in the ESIP wiki and click on the "watch" tab to be notified of ongoing events.

Events and Activities

NEXT TELECON: 2012-02-13 Geospatial Cluster February 2012 Telecon
Upcoming Events for 2012:
- February 22-24 - ESRI Federal User's Conference - Washington, DC
- February 24-28 - AAG Annual Meeting - New York, NY
- March 19-23 - ASPRS 2012 Annual Conference - Sacramento, CA
- April 17-19 - HDF & HDF-EOS Workshop XV - Riverdale, MD
- July 17-20 - ESIP Summer Meeting - Madison, WI
- July 22-27 - IGARRS 2012 - Munich, Germany
- July 23-27 - ESRI International User's Conference - San Diego, CA
- September 10-15 - FOSS4G 2012 - Beijing, China
- December 6-10 - AGU Fall Meeting - San Francisco, CA

Past Events:
- 2012-01-23: Geospatial Cluster January 2012 Telecon
- 2012-01-04: ESIP 2012 Winter Meeting Breakout Sessions:
  - 2-3:30pm Applying GIS for Integrated Discovery, Access, and Analysis
  - 4-5:30pm GeoPortal Server: Open Source Software for Data Discovery and More

Objectives

Address Deficiencies in GIS for Remote Sensing Data
Formats and Standards (HDF, NetCDF, etc)
Open source (tools, etc)
Interfaces/Connectivity (such as OPeNDAP, WCS, WMS)
Development of Use Cases
Special topic speakers/presentations

Topics

GIS Problems when Projection and Datum Spheroids are Different (as they are in all MODIS Land products) - abstract

References

Resources

Geospatial Subject Matter Experts

Active Collaborations

Get Involved

Email List: ESIP-Geospatial
Telecons:

Approximately every third Monday at 3:00PM Eastern;
Phone: 877-668-4493;
Meeting Code: *23138379*

Interim Chairs:

Ross Bagwell, NASA/CTS GSFC
Rob Raskin, NASA JPL raskin at jpl.nasa.gov