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wrapping of legacy datasets with formal interfaces for programmatic access, i.e. turning data into services. In the course of developing these interfaces to

with since our systems currently deal with data sets that are versioned (i.e., our Data sets are your Data Types and there are multiple versions of a particular

4, numpy 1.4.1, HDF5 1.8.4 and NetCDF 4.1.2-beta1 libraries. Linux port is mainly developed at Juelich adding PyNIO 1.2.3. In fact, public test servers

and procedure applied Code List: http://standards.iso.org/iso/19157/-2/mdq/1.0/codelists.xml#DQ_EvaluationMethodTypeCode Code Space: http://standards.iso

representing space-time-varying phenomena in Fluid Earth Sciences, atmosphere and oceans. OGC WCS version 1.1 is limited to grids, or "simple� coverages, with

problematic data (e.g., invalid values out of range or below detection level), or might be flags that indicate site-specific events (e.g., low battery voltage

determined both by the ‘user pull’ forces (e.g. data relevance, data quality), as well as by the provider push (e.g. ease of access, tools for processing)

Files, Databases] Time Range [Short (e.g. field experimment), Moderate (e.g. 1 year or life of a single satellite), Long (e.g. multi-decadae), Climate (centuries)]

Understanding and Usage through an Air Quality Metadata System E.M. Robinson a*, R.B. Husar a, S.R. Falke a,b, E.T. Habermann c, S. Nativid, A. Warnocke, M. Hogewegf

an operational basis. In detail: Transmit routine composition observations (e.g. surface ozone and PM)as well as more comprehensive data taken in campaigns

documentation about “best practices”, i.e., build a CC knowledge base. 2. Testbed intro (5 minutes) 3. Science and Application Use Cases (20 minutes) Ken/Phil/All

are in alpha testing with operational beta testing in Q3 2009. For more information contact: Robert E. Wolfe NASA GSFC, Code 614.5 Robert.E.Wolfe@NASA.gov

and disseminate information about the wide variety of web-based services (e.g., OGC, REST, SOAP, etc.) and interfaces available from ESIP members. Ultimate

meeting Examples of potential ways to incentivize software contribution (i.e. badges) , Award for best software effort, etc. The session might work as follows:

aspects of data: numerical (e. g. data sets used) and more qualitative (e. g. descriptions of methods). Method and science based criteria would be useful

instance, i.e. no MD_DataIdentification class has to be described 19119 mixed service instance is mixed coupled with a data instance, i.e. MD_DataIdentification

service cast of registered services Chaining together of data and services, e.g., exploring data and services mapping, brokering The Esri Geoportal Server

GOAL 1: Increase the use and value of Earth science data and information. GOAL 2: Strengthen the ties between observations and user communities (e.g. technologies

metadata too long? For this dataset the dataset point of contact are people (i.e. the scientist) not an organization. Do we modify the template for a person

Approach to Earth Science Data Discovery are the words grassroots and federated redundant? Section on Use of General Tools and Technologies (e.g., OpenSearch

NASA’s AMSR-E standard products, with an initial focus on sea ice products. The AMSR-E SIPS generates Level 2 and Level 3 data products from AMSR-E observations

Consent to participate in the testing: Possible steps: Step 1: Verify if formal informed consent is necessary for your organization (e.g Internal Review Board

#: *4917475* Cluster Chair: Ruth Duerr, NSIDC rduerr@nsidc.org To join the e-mail list for this cluster, visit | esip-preserve and submit a request to join

there a use case that is supposed to be solved using the ontology portal? i.e., should they be targeted at a specific kind of use (can an ontology be too

toll-free number (US/Canada): 1-877-668-4493 Call-in toll number (US/Canada): +1-408-600-3600 Call-in toll number (US/Canada)*: +1-571-918-6008 Global call-in

This version is designated as Version 1.1. As of January 1 2015 it is no longer the current version; see Attribute Convention for Data Discovery for the

and possible future capabilities? Science/Applications Questions 1. What are the several (1-5 or so) toughest science problems you face where you think

2016 Update eBook testing & outreach efforts Portland had 20 participants - interesting cross-section of teachers. Physics, physical science, engineering

the resources; how to ensure this is in collaboration with other testbeds, e.g., host all other testbed; Who owns the testbed; how do we enable users/ESIP

(http://aq-ogc-services.sourceforge.net), which is compliant with OGC WCS 1.0-1.1.2. This will facilitate interoperability with other data systems operating

form? Lots of snippets and tutorial content in the specs. E.g. http://opengeospatial.github.io/e-learning/index.html Multiple representations of specifications

assertions/deassertions Determine appropriate Spotlight settings (e.g., confidence and support) Option 1: Use default annotation service and surface form dictionary

larger scale research is possible -- workflows (e.g. scripts) are also made available with the data (e.g. LTER ecosystem indices already do this) -- enables

discussion on how we can do a better job of promoting products and services (e.g., collecting in Drupal some marketing material on each ESIP - that can be

development to data managers? (e.g. look at UCGIS [1] Will the types of outreach differ based on the type of organization, e.g. professional organization

problematic data (e.g., invalid values out of range or below detection level), or might be flags that indicate site-specific events (e.g., low battery voltage

usability test at any time. If you are recording, to let them know and make sure they are okay with it. Tell them how/where the responses will be used. (e.g.

socioeconomic value of Earth science data, information, and applications. GOAL 4: Position ESIP to play a major role in Earth science issues (e.g. addressing effects

organizations/institutions also dealing with) e.g., provenance, Semantic Web Ruth offered some ideas, e.g., RMAP (https://test.rmap-hub.org/app/) and use of ORCID

instructions. Outline timeline and milestones for e-book 4:40 - Evaluations & wrap-up Next steps toward e-book of drone activities August report to ExComm:

interested in the graphic design for the eBook Have to figure out how to get the activities effectively tested and get feedback STEM Summit Denver July

survey Margaret Mooney presented the e-book content in a session at the Midwest Regional meeting of the National Science Teachers Association in Minneapolis

relationship to DataCite, the registration agency for the DOIs, i.e., The German National Library of Science and Technology (TIB) in Hannover, Germany. Currently the

enable users efficiently (i.e., properly and quickly) acquiring the data sets they want/need out of the massive Earth Science Data products available in

as well as information about the source of the identifier (a codeSpace, i.e. namespace, or a citation to an authority), and a description.. --> <gmd:identifier>

designer. Margaret Mooney presented the e-book content in a session at the Midwest Regional meeting of the National Science Teachers Association in Minneapolis

catalog registration and search access. Does AQCoP need a faceted search i.e. [1]? The goal of these two sessions will be to gain a better understanding of

run a research expo building on AGU format * E Lightening vs standard oral presentation format at AGU: The E lightning style AGU sessions promote more interaction

options, libraries Compile source code Prove you did it right. Re-run Unit test case (e.g. MODIS golden month) Source not available Reproduce from design documents

ascending:CO_Total_Column_A, set range to 1E18 to 2.3E18. Level 2 AIRS (AIRX2RET) for 01 Sep: http://airspar1u.ecs.nasa.gov/opendap/Aqua_AIRS_Level2/AIRX2RET

or how DQ tags [metadata] are used that impacts experimental reliability (i.e., repeatability) or validity” (p. 325), not to mention random error in decision

Patrick Rowley- James Richmond Center https://www.ccboe.com/sciencecenter/staff/ E. Joyner’s contribution, per Trena Ferrell’s (GSFC) recommendation: Reid Temple

list: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 13, 17, 62, 63, 65, 66, 72, V1, V2, V20, V30, V31 Closely related to items in I. Numerical methods and software engineering E. Workflow

organizations (e.g. NASA, NOAA, WHOI), which also have ESIP membership status. Others are subunits of organizations that are not ESIP members (e.g., UCSB).

demonstrate that the event satisfies the criteria set forth in 40 CFR 50.1(j), i.e. that there is a potential pollutant source which is not controllable or

Out To Lunch session. Abstracts due by the end of October 3) Report on Drone E-book development and NSTA fall presentations. The working title: Got a Drone

virtual machines charged by hours Doug: If you buy the agreement in advance, e.g, ESRI, you can use and install the vm without extra charge How to select

for each of these tests is developed, and the methods for calculating test parameter thresholds are explored here. While these tests have been used elsewhere

com/Age-Platform-Facebook-Redefined-Business/dp/0982930259/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1475003452&sr=8-1&keywords=age+of+the+platform 3) Christine White - (ESRI, ESIP

spent Report-outs from Belmont Forum breakout group meeting in Austria Nancy: e-Infrastructures for Data Management breakout group; several DS Cluster folks

monitor the current aerosol 'weather' situation over their region of interest (e.g. North America, Central America, Europe, Asia? - do we need to spell out

knowledge/skills science/technical interests, in an ontology for discovery (first), and description so they could be used, services can be invoked, e.g. chaining

of new things when we are exposed to them. THANK YOU! E-mail List: ESIP EnviroSensing Cluster E-mail Archives: ESIP EnviroSensing Archive Telecons: Fourth

nasa.gov Stephen Berrick Program Manager NASA Headquarters Earth Science Division (DK) 300 E Street SW, Mail Stop 3B74 Washington, DC 20546 United States Phone:

processing is a critical issue for Earth sciences. Through the development of kernel GIS functionalities with standards, e.g. buffer, overlay, intersect, we can

different countries, and no organization has yet to be accredited to-date. e. By using the self-assessment template, rationales and justifications of how

Education Our E-book of drone activities is in draft form. We will distribute the link and gather feedback at regional National Science Teacher Association

emission estimation for sources that do not have reliable emission inventories (e.g. sulfur-nitrogen in developing countries, biomass burning; dust emissions;

strategy at your institution for dealing with the related concerns and taxonomy (e.g. licensing, community models, ecosystem, legal, architectural strategy, responsiveness

the "what do you get" (i.e., Type IIIs, where the budget might be helpful) Flexibility Varying Access and TRL levels Earth Science Community Testbeds - broader

activities from the Drone e-book produced by the Education Committee last year are being posted on UCAR's Center for Science Education Engineering Activities

as well as information about the source of the identifier (a codeSpace, i.e. namespace, or a citation to an authority), and a description.. --> <gmd:identifier>

knowledge to advance Earth science informatics. The Earth Science Informatics will help to develop and shape the new field of Earth Science Informatics. It is

outreach/testing efforts in progress to gauge effectiveness of the clearinghouse offerings with various audiences The two confirmed venues are: e-Science Symposium

02.007 1. The link to second part of the issue that is currently in progress: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/22142428/6/supp/C e. Data Management

and value of Earth science data and information Goal 2: Strengthen the ties between observations and user communities (e.g. technologies, research, education

https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4816474.v1 A paper authored by committee members was published in the Data Science Journal. The paper provided insight into

properties but partly also to processes and assumptions in the host models (e.g. surface albedos, clouds). The contribution of these host model processes

and disseminate information about the wide variety of web-based services (e.g., OGC, REST, SOAP, etc.) and interfaces available from ESIP members. Ultimate

does not just serve Earth science data. Rather, it handles Earth science data, space science data, as well as social science data. Having one metadata

and disseminate information about the wide variety of web-based services (e.g., OGC, REST, SOAP, etc.) and interfaces available from ESIP members. Ultimate

Modules may provide functionality to export sensor data to different formats (e.g., ASCII, binary, or xml), different archives, make data discoverable through

past/present/future Methodology Systematic approach to integrate E.S. data into DSS and to develop and test integrated system data sharing plan/provide evidence of

framework (e.g. HTTP Request, Response caching, Database access ) Building Blocks (e.g. Nodes, Fields, Views, Regions, Blocks) Building Tools (e.g. Field

Several Earth science data centers utilize an internal metadata format that is often useful to have converted to additional standards (i.e. GCMD DIF & SERF

summarize some of the common information (i.e., emissions data, observational data) and infrastructure needs (i.e., data servers, visualization tools, comparable

specialized service is available. For example, she might discover a granule (e.g., file) level OpenSearch service produces KML output compatible with their

a “data risk matrix” - goals are to 1) help data providers reduce risks to assets, and 2) help interested parties (e.g. grass roots “data rescue” initiatives)

some near term activities to check off the list (e.g., polishing the New Member Packet, reviewing ESIP 1-pager and previous Partnership Strategic Plans)

opportunity to test our platform. Website: http://e-decider.org Full Application: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pa1aegx773g96p6/E-DECIDER.pdf?dl=0 E-DECIDER] Application

horizontal distribution station data (surf conc) networks satellite data (e.g. on dust episodes to pin down horizontal transport) processes wet deposition

for Earth Science Member Management System Documentation Login: To login, visit http://www.esipfed.org/news_center/user/ and enter your complete e-mail address

Fit: The fit of the dialect path with the concept is estimated on a scale of 1 = excellent two-way fit, 2 = one-way fit or some other problem, 3 - extension

the First Wednesday of each month at 1:00pm Eastern. Next meeting: Wednesday, March 1st. Job Analyses of Earth Science Data Professionals by Dr. Bishop “DACUM

an admin committee (details here <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WzE54AFMf-6IP1nwLBDeP-jPS2A_Nism5-vOxer3UiM/edit>). 2. I'd like to see P&S grow beyond

of Focus: 1) Day to Day Situational Awareness 2) Resource Movement Across State/US borders 3) Damage Assessment Initial Data Sets: 1. Weather (e.g. weather

processing is a critical issue for Earth sciences. Through the development of kernel GIS functionalities with standards, e.g. buffer, overlay, intersect, we can

sectors of daily life, e.g., health, financial, and e-commerce, and assuring privacy is essential to the foundations of democracy, e.g., voting and the freedom

defined using descriptive terms (e.g. place names), geometry (e.g. geographic coordinates) and/or index notations (e.g. statistical boundaries). However

undergraduate level instruction/learning if linked to high school programming; • e-Education, education technology, or electronic dissemination of content; and

would overlap nicely. A new special issue of Earth Science Informatics focusing on Semantic e-Science is now available. The 35th International Geological

would overlap nicely. A new special issue of Earth Science Informatics focusing on Semantic e-Science is now available. The 35th International Geological