[Esip-marinedata] Marine Data Cluster - 2019-04-11, 2019-04-25 - OIIP and THREDDS

[Carolina Berys-Gonzalez]

*Topic: An Introduction to OIIP and THREDDS ProjectsTime: Thursday,
2019-04-11, 10:30 PST (17:30 UTC)Topic: Demos: OIIP Visualization Tool, CSV
to netCDF-CF Using Rosetta, and THREDDS 5.0Time: Thursday, 2019-04-25,
10:30 PST (17:30 UTC)*

Hello all,

Please join us this month for a broad topic introduction followed by a deep
dive into the OIIP and THREDDS projects. Connection information follows
below.

April 11: An Introduction to OIIP and THREDDS Projects
April 25: Demos: OIIP Visualization Tool, CSV to netCDF-CF Using Rosetta,
and THREDDS 5.0

Presenters:

Sean Arms (UCAR)
* Software Engineer at UCAR/Unidata, THREDDS Project Lead
* CO-PI on the NASA/OIIP project
* Ph.D. in Meteorology, focused on in-situ observations and atmospheric
surface-layer/canopy layer turbulence

Vardis Tsontos (JPL)
* Data engineer at PO.DAAC/JPL supporting NASA salinity satellite missions
and field campaigns
* PI on the NASA/OIIP and COVERAGE projects
* Biological oceanographer, Ph.D in fish population dynamics

Talk Abstract:

Oceanographic applications increasingly rely on the integration of
multivariate data from diverse observational platforms including satellite
and diverse in-situ observations. However, interoperability issues and the
heterogeneity of field datasets in particular poses a challenge not only to
their integrated usage, but also to their long term preservation and
access. In this presentation we report on accomplishments of the
NASA/ACCESS funded “Oceanographic In situ data Interoperability project
(OIIP)” [https://oiip.jpl.nasa.gov/
<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__oiip.jpl.nasa.gov_&d=DwMFaQ&c=HPMtquzZjKY31rtkyGRFnQ&r=avhrWNkgVNiWDfWxfJ5BuQ&m=A64gvHaLTtc1zaEvCDM2odV7AzNbkG6E7w8IMD0CHss&s=RLjfexKbA6q0WDxIFCJ0EmMpHRLwebGgJeFhoIfsMBQ&e=>],
a 2-year collaboration between JPL, UCAR/Unidata and UMASS-Boston that
concluded in October 2018. OIIP involved the enhancement and integration of
available technologies for improved interoperability and support of in situ
data, examining also a representative yet complex class of oceanographic
field data: data from electronic tags deployed on a variety of marine
species. Here we review the general motivation and outcomes of the work,
focusing on three Open Source software products/projects from the project:
the OIIP Data Visualization tool (built upon the Common Mapping Client),
the Rosetta tool and webservice for producing standards compliant data
files from ASCII source files, and enhancements to netCDF-Java and the
THREDDS Data Server, providing increased support in these tools for the
Climate and Forecast Discrete Sampling Geometries (e.g. point, timeseries,
profile, trajectory).

Hope you can join!

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-- 
Carolina Berys-Gonzalez
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
http://cchdo.ucsd.edu/
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