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Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online

Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online. the Detailed Escape of SEACOOS (Southeastern Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observing System) Data Management and Visualization Secrets. Software : engines. Mapserver Open source from University of Minnesota USC runs a mixture of versions from 3.6 to 4.2

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Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online

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  1. Near Real TimeOcean Observations Online the Detailed Escape of SEACOOS(Southeastern Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observing System) Data Management and Visualization Secrets

  2. Software : engines • Mapserver • Open source from University of Minnesota • USC runs a mixture of versions from 3.6 to 4.2 • PostgreSQL • Open source from postgresql.org • USC runs version 7.4.1 • PostGIS • Open source from Refractions.net • USC runs version 0.8.1 Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

  3. Software : additional • PHP • Open source from php.org • USC runs version 4.3.2 • Perl • Open source from perl.org • USC runs version 5.8.0 • Miscellaneous • ANiS and gifsicle • Imagemagick Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

  4. application server Apache 2.x MapServer Perl, PHP, misc. Hardware • data scout • In-situ • RS • database A • In-situ • RS • database B • In-situ • model output Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

  5. Directory structure • Data that sits on USC filesystems • RS images • cached images • All files have strict naming convention that includes timestamp Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

  6. System administration • Databases backed up nightly • requires some downtime (~ 2 hours) • Databases cleaned up and optimized nightly • significant overhead ~ 4 hours • Some backend data massaging (mainly for model output aggregation) Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

  7. Database structure • One table category per data type • e.g. in-situ winds • wind_prod contains all wind data • wind_map contains wind data appropriate for maps • e.g. QuikSCAT winds • more complicated since requires aggregation and normalization • e.g. OI SST • table containing pointers to data files on disk • Ancillary tables for specific data types • e.g. OI SST • table containing RGB to SST lookup values (for querying purposes) Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

  8. Data processing overview • Data scout (netCDF) • Perl code flattens incoming netCDF into arrays which are turned into SQL INSERT statemtents. • Triggers update the new records suitable for normalization as well as Mapserver display elements. • Procedures run to optimize tables for display. • RS images (HDF to PNG) • begin as HDF but are availed to USC as PNG’s • Images have standard naming convention and agreed upon extents as well as predefined RGB to value, e.g. RGB to SST, pairs. • Incoming files cause postgreSQL table to be updated with the new file and timestamp. Near Real Time Ocean Observations Online : SEACOOS

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