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Revision as of 11:15, September 17, 2010
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A series of "virtual workshops" are being organized in order to help the air quality community establish best practices and conventions for implementing data format and exchange standards (e.g., netCDF-CF and OGC WCS)in order to advance the level of interoperability among air quality information systems and projects.
The objectives of the virtual workshops are to
- publish and expose existing services from multiple providers,
- compare standards implementations, explore differences, address challenges and reconcile differences in implementations
- agree on 'AQ Community' conventions and define guidance that harmonize the implementation of standards-based services
The concept of the virtual workshops is to foster interaction among the air quality community through semi-formal workshops that take advantage of remote meeting technologies and allow productive exchanges among the participants while residing in distributed physical locations.
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- Engineering Report from AIP-2: http://www.ogcnetwork.net/AIP2ERs#AQ
- Paper describing the Infrastructure and process: http://capita.wustl.edu/capita/capitareports/090504Stresa_IT/Metadata_for_GEOSS/090406_CatalogMetadata_Submitted.doc
- Virtual Workshop - Demysitfying GEOSS (crap name) on explaining infrastructure and how to use it.
I went to a really interesting workshop put on by George Percivall last week on OGC standards. It was basically a tutorial on the various data access standards supported by OGC, the presentations are all here: http://www.ogcnetwork.net/node/1481
