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<br> how does the cluster support application projects (collaborative groups coming together to address specific AQ research & management topics) | <br> how does the cluster support application projects (collaborative groups coming together to address specific AQ research & management topics) | ||
Revision as of 13:44, April 11, 2008
Every other Friday 1:30PM Eastern;
Phone: 866-489-0573;
Meeting Code: *2279431*
Next call: April 11, 2008
Topics: (agenda open to community interests - please list topics below)
- GEOSS AI Pilot timeline update Stefan Falke (Sfalke)
- Is there more information about the Workshop on User Validation of GEOSS Architecture Using an Air-Quality Scenario?
- The GEOSS Pilot intends to work with "operational services." From the AQ community perspective, how do we define operational services?
- New registrations on ESIP Facebook? Stefan Falke (Sfalke)
Participants
- Frank Lindsay
- Erin Robinson
- Rich Poirot
- Howard Burrows
- Carol Meyer
- Rudy Husar
Topics
Facebook Fank: Can we connect the wiki to Facebook?
Erin: RSS might be a possibility.
Action: Create a wiki RSS feed for what's new.
New direction Rudy: Transition from focus on data connectivity, how to use technologies to get data accessible to more application focused to using the data in addressing air quality issues. The science becomes primary, information technology becomes secondary.
GEOSS AIP
Earliest for the pilot kickoff is September time frame.
'Operational services' includes an element for 'up time' (available X% of the time)
no updates on AQ scenario meeting at GEOSS User Interface.
Summer ESIP meeting
Session on 'What we talk about when we talk about the AQ Cluster'
what was done in the past
how does the cluster support application projects (collaborative groups coming together to address specific AQ research & management topics)
