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The Air Quality Workgroup will be meeting on '''Wednesday and Thursday''' during the ESIP Summer Meeting.
 
The Air Quality Workgroup will be meeting on '''Wednesday and Thursday''' during the ESIP Summer Meeting.
  
''WebEx and dial-in will be available for remote participation. Details will be posted here prior to the meeting.''
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= Remote Participation =
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==Dial-in Information: ==
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Phone: 866-489-0573 (US, Canada, VOIP); 205-354-0149 (international)
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Meeting Code: *2279431*
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== WebEx ==
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Meeting Number: 731 616 340
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If you have a webcam please turn it on during the discussions with the full group, so that every one can see you.  
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'''To join the online meeting (Now from iPhones too!)'''  
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#. Go to https://freetrial.webex.com/freetrial/j.php?ED=136015207&UID=933437522&RT=MiM3
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#. Enter your name and email address.
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#. Click "Join Now".
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=July 21, Wednesday =
 
=July 21, Wednesday =

Revision as of 12:15, July 20, 2010

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The Air Quality Workgroup will be meeting on Wednesday and Thursday during the ESIP Summer Meeting.

Remote Participation

Dial-in Information:

Phone: 866-489-0573 (US, Canada, VOIP); 205-354-0149 (international) Meeting Code: *2279431*

WebEx

Meeting Number: 731 616 340

If you have a webcam please turn it on during the discussions with the full group, so that every one can see you.

To join the online meeting (Now from iPhones too!)

  1. . Go to https://freetrial.webex.com/freetrial/j.php?ED=136015207&UID=933437522&RT=MiM3
  2. . Enter your name and email address.
  3. . Click "Join Now".


July 21, Wednesday

1:15-2:45

  • Welcome, Introduction and Overview (5-minutes)


New Projects 20-minutes

CyAir - Cyberinfrastructure for Air Quality Management

Funded Networking Projects Updates, 5-min each

CEOS AC Portal

Giovanni

RSIG

AIRNow

HTAP Network

DataFed


    • others (please add to this list)
  • what is the state of the network connection Connectivity Matrix
    • Highlight nodes that are red that are high priority and aren't connected (outcome - critical systems need to be networked)

GEO-ESIP Community Activities - 5 min each max?

GEO AQ Community of Practice

AQ GEOSS Community Infrastructure

File:2010-07 AQInfrastructure.ppt | Clickable AQ Infrastructure

AQ Earth Observation Requirements; User Requirements Registry

WCS/WMS/WFS for Accessing data

ISO metadata for finding data

GEOSS Architecture Implementation Pilot AIP-3

(scheduled break from 2:45-3:15)


3:15-4:45


Discussion Focus Areas (20min each)

  • Institutional and human factors challenges and opportunities in interoperability
  • Interoperability successes among projects and use/planned use of GEOSS AQ Community Infrastructure
    • Lessons learned and guidance that can be formulated for others to use in their implementations
    • Challenges and new approaches to implementing interoperability
    • Define next steps for interoperability testing among projects
    • update interoperability matrix
  • Virtual AQ Interoperability Standards Implementation Workshops: making them work for you


  • CyAir Reflections: Given discussion above: What does this mean for CyAir?

July 22, Thursday

11:00-12:00

  • Outline next Interoperability Standards Implementation 'Virtual Workshops'
  • Define goals, scope and logistics for face-to-face/virtual AQ Interoperability Standards Implementation Workshop
    • Listing of current connected datasets (with monitoring of service performance)
    • Example of health performance on AQ uFIND - shows status of server (how many layers returned) and status of indiv. layer
  • Plans for GEO-VI Plenary Air Quality 'Showcase'



Ideas and Suggestions for Summer Meeting

  • Entire should be virtual - expect that more than half of participants might be remote.
  • Potential collaboration with the Tech workshops from Tuesday
  • Describe HTAP Network, ACP, other AQ projects by the way that they leverage AQ Community Infrastructure


  1. identifying and begin registering the emerging air quality data-as-services from the various projects e.g. (HTAP network; Atmp Comp Network, CyAir)
  2. using the ISO metadata for cataloging, discovery and finding the shared data resources
  3. agree on a few practical use cases for demonstrating interoperability and networking

We could also begin work on the

  • convention for metadata for understanding the observations (surface, satellite, model, emission...)
  • distributing the shared tools and methods (server, client, registration...)

A particular topic that would help GEOSS is a participatory discussion/feedback on the User Requirements Registry for air quality. A possible way to approach this is to ask the project representatives to identify their respective user requirements. I can provide more later..