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This page contains discussion on various aspects of the proposal.
 
This page contains discussion on various aspects of the proposal.
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== 'Win-theme' for the AQ Observatory project ==
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I would propose the 'win-theme' for the project to go like this:
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  - There is already a solid data access/use infrastructure for AQ data - DataFed
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  - There is already a solid data access/use infrastructure for met data - Unidata
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  - Each serves their respective communities well, but not the sister communities
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  - So, the AQO will leverage these working infrastructures and augemnts them by:
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      - Extending DataFed and Unidata by making them interoperable at catalog, access and tools level
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      - Add new components that arise from fusing the two infrastructure domains   
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      - Ecourages networking by inclusion of other major nodes

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This page contains discussion on various aspects of the proposal.

'Win-theme' for the AQ Observatory project

I would propose the 'win-theme' for the project to go like this:

 - There is already a solid data access/use infrastructure for AQ data - DataFed 
 - There is already a solid data access/use infrastructure for met data - Unidata
 - Each serves their respective communities well, but not the sister communities 
 - So, the AQO will leverage these working infrastructures and augemnts them by:
     - Extending DataFed and Unidata by making them interoperable at catalog, access and tools level 
     - Add new components that arise from fusing the two infrastructure domains    
     - Ecourages networking by inclusion of other major nodes