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Information data servers and data products for the Pacific regional association J Potemra briefing to Z Willis UH Manoa July 2009 PacIOOS Development PacIOOS focus is development ID: 811275

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Slide1

Data Services for PacIOOS

Information, data servers and data productsfor the Pacific regional association

J.

Potemra

briefing to Z. Willis, UH

Manoa

, July 2009

Slide2

PacIOOS Development

PacIOOS focus is development of Regional Association for the region

HIOOS

focus is as a pilot project for

PacIOOS

Designed around component systems

Data management is one component, but a cross-cutting one

Data management needs, capacity and requirements are very different between Hawaii and larger Pacific region

Slide3

Catalyst Project 4:

MarineEcosystems

Catalyst Project 2:

Coastal

Resiliency

Catalyst Project 3:

Water

Quality

Catalyst Project 1:Ocean stateforecast

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing SystemComponent 1

Product m

Product 3

Product 2

Product 1

User group 1

research

User group 2

education

User group 3

planning

User group 4operational

User group 5general

Modeling System

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing SystemComponent n

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing System

Component 2

Observing Array

Products

Projects

User Groups

Slide4

Catalyst Project 4:

MarineEcosystems

Catalyst Project 2:

Coastal

Resiliency

Catalyst Project 3:

Water

Quality

Catalyst Project 1:Ocean stateforecast

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing System

Component 1

Product m

Product 3

Product 2

Product 1

Modeling System

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing System

Component n

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing System

Component 2

Observing Array

Products

Projects

Role of “PI’s” is to:

design and develop this system;

provide a scientifically q/c’d data stream to the Data Management System

Slide5

Product m

Product 3

Product 2

Product 1

User group 1

research

User group 2

education

User group 3

planning

User group 4

operational

User group 5general

Products

User Groups

Role of Education/Outreach (and really everyone):

Identify users

Identify useful products

Identify preferred form and format of product delivery

Slide6

Catalyst Project 4:

MarineEcosystems

Catalyst Project 2:

Coastal

Resiliency

Catalyst Project 3:

Water

Quality

Catalyst Project 1:Ocean stateforecast

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing SystemComponent 1

Product m

Product 3

Product 2

Product 1

User group 1

research

User group 2

education

User group 3

planning

User group 4operational

User group 5general

Modeling System

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing SystemComponent n

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor n

Observing System

Component 2

Observing Array

Products

Projects

User Groups

Role of Data Management:

Archive data

Provide networking infrastructure for product delivery

 links between boxes

Slide7

Role of data management

PacIOOS (HIOOS) is being developed

as an

end-to-end

system

--> data issues are

multi-facetedInstrument to shoreDisk storage to scientistData servers

allowing web access to usersData servers to client softwareData to data productsUser-driven data products will be critical in the region

Slide8

Instrument to shore

Cell phone modem, IRIDIUM, direct connectDisk to scientist

ftp, copy,

OPeNDAP

Web access to users

LAS,

Dchart, ERDDAP

Binary access (data server to client s/w)OPeNDAP, SOSData to data product…..

Slide9

Data Management Tenets

Meta dataData archiveData discoveryData browseData transport (data delivery); binary access

Slide10

PacIOOS vs

HIOOSBoth limited by data of appropriate scalesPacific region more climate-related, long-term, planning/management issues

Hawaii wants real-time and forecast, high spatial resolution data; rapid access

There are data sets in the Pacific region, but not cataloged, easily accessible

Metadata

Data discovery

Data archiveHawaii, on the other handData delivery

Slide11

Issues

Data by itself is not a product; a product in the IOOS context fuses data and knowledge

Goal is operational system; role of research can thus be in product development (among other things,

e.g

., system design and development)

Identify users

Identify desired productsIdentify desired formats (delivery method)

Data Management system will provide the solution

Slide12

Challenges

Drastically different data streams; servers could depend on data types (biological data, video, etc.)

Starting close to zero

Customers, delivery mechanisms largely unknown

Many data sources

Creativity in producing data products

Provide model-data interfaceOperational 24/7

?Resources in terms of appropriate technical skills

Slide13

Plan

Web services for informationTraditional web pagesData product dissemination

Providing access to data via data servers

Data archiving

Raw storage of data

Data servers (IOOS “standards”)

Web-based browsing toolsOPeNDAPWCS for gridded dataSOS for point/non-gridded data

Slide14

Data & Products

HIOOS Assets, observations, models, data servers, maps

Slide15

Featured Products

Slide16

HiOOS Data Streams

Component

Location/inst

Variables

Data streams

Near-shore sensors

NS-01 (WYC)

T, s, chl, turbKilo

NaluPDNS-02 (HYC)T, s, chl

, turbKilo NaluP

DNS-03 (Waikiki)T, s, chl

, turbPKilo

Nalu10m siteT, sKilo Nalu

d10m T-chain

TKilo Nalu

d10m ADCP

currentsKilo Nalu (3 mon)

d10m FLNT

water qualKilo Nalu (4/09)

Pd20m T-chain

TKilo Nalud

20m ADCPcurrentsKilo Nalu

PdWave buoy?

wavesKilo NaluPWater Quality

WQB-AWT, s, chl, turbIntSen

PWQB-KN

T, s, chl, turbIntSenP

Event Response

Slide17

HiOOS Data Streams (cont’d)

Component

Location/inst

Variables

Data streams

Ocean Gliders

SG-114

(2 mission)T,s,currentsSOEST

DSG-139 (4 mission)T,s,currentsSOEST

DHF RadiosBarber’s Pointcurrents

Kaka’ako

currentsKoko Head

currentsCoastal resiliencyWaikiki

topo

Waimeatopo

Makapu’u

topo

Kaka’akotopo

Acoustic tracking

Acoustic monitoring

A

Slide18

HiOOS Data Streams (cont’d)

Component

Location/inst

Variables

Data streams

Waves/water

level

WB-106 (Waimea)waves

CDIPPWB-098 (Mokapu)waves

CDIPP

WB-146 (Lanai)wavesCDIPP

Tide gauge (8)Sea levelUHSLC

PDCamera (Waimea

)UHSLCP

Camera (Waikiki)

UHSLCP

Models (atm)Pacific

wind, rain, THIOOSD

Hawaiian Islandswind, rain, THIOOS

PDModels (wave)Pacific

wavesOREP

Hawaiian IslandswavesOREP

South ShorewavesOREP

Slide19

HiOOS Data Streams (cont’d)

Component

Location/inst

Variables

Data streams

Models (

ocn

)Pacific (NRL)T, s, curr, clevAPDRC

PDHawaii Isle (ROMS)T, s,

curr, clevHIOOSP

DTidescurr, clev

APDRCPD

Slide20

Data Products (example 1)

Slide21

Slide22

Data Products (example 2)

Slide23

Data Servers

OPeNDAPGDSTDS

Visual browse

LAS

DCHART

(google map)OGCWMS

WCS

Slide24