End-to-end Data Management for Operational Observation Systems Presented to the Summit on Long-Term Monitoring of the Gulf of Mexico Hypoxic Zone Sharon Mesick, NCDDC Ecosystem Program Manager January 2007
Overview • End-to-end data management projects – SEAMAP / Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Watch – WCO – NODC Conduit (pg 3) (Appendix B) • Adopting best practices for an Operational Observation System
Five Data Management Functions • Discover – Look, find and get data, data products and information • Access – To data and information • Archival – Storage and maintenance • Products – Quality Assurance, development and maintenance • Outreach – Facilitate stakeholder awareness
SEAMAP / Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Watch • Partnership project – NMFS, Coast. Watch, NCDDC • Manual data development process – Interoperable standards addressed • Metadata, geospatial – Discovery, access, archive requirements met • Multiple public access points
Hypoxia Watch Data Management Flow NCDDC Data Development ------------ • Receive / QC data • Geospatially enable • Generate contours • Generate metadata • GIS Integration • Product generation NCDDC Metadata Catalog NCDDC Clearinghouse Node Products GIS & JPEG NODC Archival MERMAid
Multiple Public Access Points • Direct Data Access – Ocean Archive System • Metadata Search – NCDDC Portal – FGDC Clearinghouse – Geospatial One Stop • Data Access Applications – Internet GIS • General Access – Hypoxia Web site
Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Watch Program http: //www. ncddc. noaa. gov/ecosystems/hypoxia
West Coast Observing System • Partnership project – NMSP, Ce. NCOOS, PISCO, NODC, NCDDC, others • Operational, end-to-end system – Automated, extensible system – Interoperable standards addressed • OPe. NDAP, metadata, geospatial – Discovery, access, archive requirements met • Multiple public access points
End-to-End Data Management
Multiple Public Access Points • Direct Data Access • Metadata Search – NODC OPe. NDAP Server – NCDDC Portal – OPe. NDAP. org – FGDC Clearinghouse – Ocean Archive System – Geospatial One Stop • Data Access Applications – Internet GIS – WCOS Portal • General Access – SIMo. N (Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network) – Ce. NCOOS Ocean. Obs
End-to-End Hypoxia Data Management Hypoxia Catalog Website Hypoxia Watch Access Catalog Holdings Retrieve new Data and Metadata LUMCON NCDDC WCO-NODC Conduit • ------------Determine new data • Retrieve new data and metadata • Convert data • Call XML-RPC server to generate and publish metadata • Package results and send to FTP site Send XML-RPC Server -------- • Convert metadata to FGDC XML • Publish to various systems Other Publish NCDDC Metadata Catalog Retrieve Publish Send Metadata for Conversion and Publishing NGo. M/CI NCDDC FTP Server Publish Ingest NCDDC Clearinghouse Node MERMAid NODC OPe. NDAP Server NODC Retrieval Process Publish NODC Archival
Summary • WCOS – demonstrates an operational, automated system – Readily extensible • Coral Reef Early Warning System • Flower Garden Banks, other NMS • Proposed hypoxia data management system ensures a strong integrated approach – – Consistent data standards and procedures Engages regional partners in data assembly Supports discovery, access, delivery, and archive Real-time, NRT and collections
Contacts: Russ Beard, NCDDC Acting Director russ. beard@noaa. gov Sharon Mesick, NCDDC Ecosystem Program Manager sharon. mesick@noaa. gov
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