Surface Water Interoperability Experiment

Next Telecon TBA

Next meeting Thurs 8th September 2pm UTC.

Agenda

1. Update from all participants - Technical
2. Presentations for Boulder
3. Status of final report

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Technical discussions

• SOSServingWaterML20
• FeatureModels
• VocaBularies
• SOSUsageAndServerTypeDiscussion

Use case tasks

Use Case 1

Lead: disy, DLZ-IT BMVBS

Put links to your pages here

Region 1: UseCase1CrossborderDataExchange

Use Case 2

Lead: Deltares-USA, NOAA/NWS

Workplan and details: UseCase2ForecastingIngest

Use Case 3

Lead: Kisters

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Use cases

Use Cases

Final Report

This link Final Report contains the planning and documents for the final report.

SWIE Planning to up till Kick off

This link Planning contains the older content which was generated up until the kick off.

Telecons

• March 29 2010
• April 7 2010
• April 14 2010
• April 21 2010
• May 12 2010
• July 28 2010
• August 11 2010
• August 25 2010
• September 8 2010
• October 28 2010
• November 11 2010

Meetings

• Ispra March 15-18
• Kick Off Meeting at Silver Spring June 16 2010
• http://external.opengeospatial.org/twiki_public/bin/view/HydrologyDWG/ToulouseWorkshop Toulouse Workshop 21 September 2010
• Delft April 11-14

Phases of the Surface Water IE.

This section details some ideas on phasing of the IE into a series of experiments leading up to a testbed in which the data services will be put to work in some way. The current IE planning at this stage is only for phase one.

Phase 1

This phase will concentrate on data availability, with participants standing up data services and contributing to the development of WaterML2. Contributions of clients suitable for visualising surface water data are also required.

Phase 2

This phase could concentrate on service discovery, and or standing up basic processing hydrological processing services, perhaps a simple water balance model.

Phase 3

Testbed