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GAWSIS

GAWSIS. GAW Station Information System. Jörg Klausen Second GALION Workshop, WMO, Geneva 20-23 September 2010. Associated and partner networks. Global GAW stations. Regional GAW stations. Contributing GAW stations. GAWSIS Scope.

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GAWSIS

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  1. GAWSIS GAW Station Information System Jörg Klausen Second GALION Workshop, WMO, Geneva20-23 September 2010

  2. Associated and partner networks Global GAW stations Regional GAW stations Contributing GAW stations GAWSIS Scope • Collect and distribute metadata to facilitate discovery and use of atmosphericdata from GAW stations and partner programmes.

  3. GAWSIS Web Statistics

  4. GAWSIS Design Principles • K.I.S.S. (keep it small & simple) • No Flash etc. • No plug-ins • Little Javascript • Involve the user • Public for viewing • Password-protectionfor editing • Machine-to-machinemetadata exchange • Regular updates • Self-maintaining (well …)

  5. GAWSIS Discovery Tools • Simple search • Advanced search • Links to WDCs • GoogleEarth™ port

  6. CSV formatted GAWSIS Main Features • Lists (and maps) of stations • Lists of contacts • Station reports • Site characterization • Measurement program • Meta data for each series • Hyperlinks to data (archive) • Contacts • Bibliographic references • Clearinghouse for 3-letter station codes (incl. GAW IDs)

  7. GAWSIS: vCard

  8. GAWSIS: Global Overview on AOD

  9. GAWSIS: Metadata from NDACC

  10. Interoperability of data centers • Facilitate discovery • Find information regardless of origin • Find everything about a station • Find all sites measuring a given variable • Converge towards international standards • Same vocabularies • Same quality standards • Facilitate network management and development • Increase visibility and traffic to archives

  11. CAPMon Operational & comprehensive Operational, incomplete No direct link at present GAWSIS – Metadata Integration for WIS WDCPC WMO Global Atmosphere WatchWorld Data Centre for Aerosols AERONET

  12. WIS Compliance of GAWSIS Achieved within ET-WDC WIGOS/WIS Pilot Project • Metadata from various sources are exposed as WIS-compliant XML files, ready for harvesting

  13. Data Retrieval – A future capability of GAWSIS?

  14. Data Retrieval – A future capability of GAWSIS? • Example of quicklook plot produced with data retrieved from WDCGG • This capability would be useful if correlative plots with data from different archives could be produced ...

  15. GALION in GAWSIS • GALION stations are identified and discoverable in GAWSIS

  16. GALION in GAWSIS

  17. Challenges / Future Directions • Maintenance of metadata information • Responsiveness of station managers • Availability of metadata from data centres • Identification of metadata items obtained from data centers (vocabularies!) • Need to decide what stations/programmes to include in GAWSIS and establish trusted relationships with (meta)data providers • Renewal of GAWSIS architecture • Establish GAWSIS as a permanent World Data Centre for Metadata within GAW with a view of becoming a DCPC in WIS (CAS-XV)

  18. CAS-XV (Incheon, 2009) on GAWSIS

  19. Future Plans (~18 months) • Include AERONET, SKYNET if agreements can be found • Improve GAWSIS’ capabilities to use and offer web services • Improve vocabularies • Improve and extend information on data quality • Agree on GAWSIS as clearing-house for Laboratory ID (much like GAW IDs) and implement a scheme • Extend search capabilities in response to user requests

  20. What do I need to do? • Go home and enter your page information • Remember that your site is tentatively a contributing station • We need a step to confirm that sites that submit their information are accepted into the GALION family • Please copy me, Gelsomina, and Geir when it is done

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