[ESIP-AQ] Cheverly AQ Monitoring AGOL - Draft Dashboard links - Oct 31 Zoom

[Sahara Ali]

Dear Cluster Participants,

This is an invitation to virtually join Karen Moe and Binita on a
discussion about ArcGIS software as the foundation for the Cheverly Air
Quality Monitoring website, a Funding Friday grant. Cluster members who
have AGOL expertise and are interested in our efforts to produce a
Community AQ Monitoring website that can evolve to host new AQ data
products and tools for community evaluation are welcome to join and listen
in.

*Date & Time: *Monday 10/31 at 11:30 am eastern

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*Thanks & Best Regards,*
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Sahara Ali
PhD Student  | Big Data Analytics Lab
<https://bdal.umbc.edu/people/sahara-ali/>
Department of Information Systems
Co-Chair GAAC - Graduate Assistants Advisory Committee
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
1000 Hilltop Cir, Baltimore, MD 21250
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"The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found
it yet, keep looking. Don't settle."




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*From: *Karen Moe <karen.moe at earthlink.net>
*Subject: **Cheverly AQ Monitoring AGOL - Draft Dashboard links - Oct 31
Noon zoom?*
*Date: *October 27, 2022 at 5:51:39 PM EDT
*To: *"KC, Binita (GSFC-619.0)[ADNET SYSTEMS INC]" <binita.kc at nasa.gov>
*Cc: *Qian Huang <QH1 at email.sc.edu>, Steve Young <frazmo at gmail.com>,
Douglas Rao - NOAA Affiliate <douglas.rao at noaa.gov>

We plan to meet* Monday 10/31 at 11:30 am eastern*

*Join Zoom Meeting*
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Meeting ID: 825 8208 6748
Passcode: 620806
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Qian and I met with the ESIP AC cluster Oct 27 and discussed our strategy
for the Cheverly Community AQ website, which currently is organizing and
tailoring the Hack-a-thon results from Steve’s LA storyboard and to a
lesser extent our Cheverly Hub. A big question is whether the ArcGIS Hub
provides benefits for future website evolution over the storyboard &
dashboard features. Qian has a plan based on the storyboard and
incorporating tabs.

I’ve copied notes from today’s discussion below on goals for the current
website and we would appreciate your expertise. A key feature is to make
the currently available AQ data and information readily available for my
community volunteer users, PLUS enabling easy interaction for future AQ
researchers to test relevant AQ products with my community using the
website architecture. These might include forecasting tools, remote sensing
products and other technology like Digital Twin applications.

Once the ArcGIS foundation is determined, Qian will be able to readily
populate the Community AQ content for Cheverly. Hopefully we can have a
review with my volunteers in Nov or early Dec, and then report at the ESIP
Winter virtual meeting in late January 2023.

Karen

Here are the notes from Oct 27 ESIP AQ Cluster meeting:

   1. Plans for the website - a baseline ArcGIG Toolkit that will provide
   information from Karen’s community. Some uses:
   1. Public policy / development plans
      2. Ways of getting more ozone information
      3. Health oriented information for the public
      4. Resources to manage Purple Air
      5. Understanding of sensors
      2. Ways that we could use regional area as a test bed
   3. Douglas Rao: Climate Data Records Dashboards being developed by NOAA
   1. Can be expanded to multiple functionalities
      2. You can publish it as a webpage
      3. This might be the most relevant R Shiny App example - Utah water
      quality dashboard -
      https://shiny.rstudio.com/gallery/lake-profile-dashboard.html
      4.
      https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/1a1cf2af32bf4dbd86bd8689fcb6bf83


   1. Los Angeles Story Map
   <https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/1a1cf2af32bf4dbd86bd8689fcb6bf83>
   1. Douglas: Happy to help with developing one for the AQ work
      2. Story map has widgets incorporating NOAA’s National Weather
      Service, Purple Air, AirNow and IQAir
      3. Current and forecasted smoke conditions
      4. Current weather data (including wind maps) by meteoblue
      5. Earthquake Data
      6. Air toxins and other local resources to Los Angeles
      7. Cheverly’s dashboard is taking inspiration from the Los Angeles
      story map
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