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* What tools are available to interact with each agency? | * What tools are available to interact with each agency? | ||
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| + | As of April 2013, GEM still does not have a definite, well-defined theme. Ideally we want to answer a real research question pertaining to the National Climate Assessment. | ||
'''Agencies''' | '''Agencies''' | ||
| − | This section lists the agencies involved with this project, and current point-of-contact | + | This section lists the agencies involved with this project, and current point-of-contact within that organization. |
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# [http://www.nasa.gov/ NASA], PoC: Ryan Boller | # [http://www.nasa.gov/ NASA], PoC: Ryan Boller | ||
# [http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/ SSEC], PoC: Tommy Jasmin | # [http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/ SSEC], PoC: Tommy Jasmin | ||
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# [http://www.esri.com/ ESRI], PoC: TBD | # [http://www.esri.com/ ESRI], PoC: TBD | ||
# [http://www.opengeospatial.org/ OGC], PoC: TBD | # [http://www.opengeospatial.org/ OGC], PoC: TBD | ||
| + | # [http://daac.gsfc.nasa.gov/ GES DISC], PoC: Wenli Yang | ||
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| + | '''Technologies Under Consideration''' | ||
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| + | # [http://live.osgeo.org/en/index.html OSGeo-Live], an open source geospatial VM | ||
| + | # [http://incubator.apache.org/sis/ Apache SIS], Spatial Information System | ||
| + | # [http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/Welcome GeoServer], Open source, Java-based geospatial data server | ||
| + | # [http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/ Windows Azure], Microsoft cloud platform | ||
| + | # [http://aws.amazon.com/s3/ Amazon Simple Storage Service], Amazon cloud platform | ||
| + | # [http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/geoportal ESRI Geoportal Server], Data discovery server | ||
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| + | '''Documentation''' | ||
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| + | This section will hold pointers to any GEM-related documentation: presentations, implementation plans, etc. | ||
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| + | '''Status''' | ||
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| + | This section will provide concise, dated status updates. | ||
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| + | '''Results''' | ||
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| + | Our results, if we are successful, will contain two main sections: | ||
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| + | # Grading the agencies - so others will have an idea who is making their geospatial data easily accessible. | ||
| + | # Documented recipe - so others can leverage this work for their own cross-agency geospatial mashups. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, June 19, 2013
ESIP Geospatial Experiment Mashup
This is the home page for the 2013 ESIP GEM Experiments.
Overview
What: Create a cross-agency geospatial data mashup. Goal: Understand the state of GIS across agencies.
- What services are supported?
- What data formats are used?
- How can you find data?
- What tools are available to interact with each agency?
Subject/Theme
As of April 2013, GEM still does not have a definite, well-defined theme. Ideally we want to answer a real research question pertaining to the National Climate Assessment.
Agencies
This section lists the agencies involved with this project, and current point-of-contact within that organization.
- NASA, PoC: Ryan Boller
- SSEC, PoC: Tommy Jasmin
- JPL, PoC: Paul Ramirez
- NOAA, PoC: TBD
- USGS, PoC: TBD
- EPA, PoC: TBD
- ESRI, PoC: TBD
- OGC, PoC: TBD
- GES DISC, PoC: Wenli Yang
Technologies Under Consideration
- OSGeo-Live, an open source geospatial VM
- Apache SIS, Spatial Information System
- GeoServer, Open source, Java-based geospatial data server
- Windows Azure, Microsoft cloud platform
- Amazon Simple Storage Service, Amazon cloud platform
- ESRI Geoportal Server, Data discovery server
Documentation
This section will hold pointers to any GEM-related documentation: presentations, implementation plans, etc.
Status
This section will provide concise, dated status updates.
Results
Our results, if we are successful, will contain two main sections:
- Grading the agencies - so others will have an idea who is making their geospatial data easily accessible.
- Documented recipe - so others can leverage this work for their own cross-agency geospatial mashups.
