Last update: 6 March 2009
Day 1 - 25 February 2009 |
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09:00 |
Registration |
09:45 |
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Session 1 |
Introduction to Earth Science Digital Repositories This session aims at giving an introduction to Earth Science Digital Repositories and related infrastructures from a policy and programme point of view from the European Commission, ESFRI, e-IRG, and international Earth Science and environmental initiatives. |
10:00 |
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10:30 |
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10:50 |
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11:10 |
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Coffee break in poster session area |
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11:50 |
Presentation SOSI Spatial Observation Services & Infrastructure - A good practise demonstrator for the sharing of environmental information G. Triebnig, EOX IT services GmbH, A |
12:10 |
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12:30 |
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12:50 |
Discussion |
Lunch and Poster Session |
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Session 2 |
Data Management and Access in Digital Repositories The session presents specific experiences and views in science and technology demonstration projects both from the infrastructure / technology perspective (including grid, cloud computing), and from the earth science application perspective. In particular we focus in areas such as global monitoring, interferometry, climate change, analysing requirements and solutions for managing large scientific digital repositories. |
14:20 |
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14:50 |
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15:10 |
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15:30 |
Presentation Standards-based computing capabilities for distributed geospatial applications C. Lee, OGF (videoconf) |
Coffee break in poster session area |
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16:20 |
Presentation Advanced SAR interferometry analysis via Grid Processing on Demand: a case study R. Lanari, CNR |
16:40 |
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17:0 |
Presentation GiSHEO: Grid-based Services for High Education in Earth Observation D. Pectu, UVT, Romania |
Poster presentations (Navtronic, ERDAS TITAN, Hiddra, GPOD, THREDDS) and discussion |
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18:30 |
End of the day sessions |
Social Dinner |
Day 2 - 26 February 2009 |
Session 3 |
Emerging Standards for Interoperability of Earth Science Digital Repositories This session addresses projects with specific experience towards the definition and utilisation of standards for the full exploitation of Earth Science data, ranging from Interoperability across Digital Repositories to Curation and Long-Term Preservation. In particular it considers: Standards for Geospatial Data Discovery and Access, Distributed Storage and Processing, Integration and Visualisation, OGF and OGC plans. |
09:00 |
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09:30 |
Presentation OGSA-DAI, DAIS and the evolution of standards for data access and interoperability N. Chue Hong, OMII |
09:50 |
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10:10 |
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10:30 |
Presentation Python Framework for Staging of Geo-referenced data on the collaborative Climate Community Grid (C3GRID) H. Bergmeyer, DLR, D |
Coffee break in poster session area |
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11:30 |
Round Table and Discussion on "Interoperability Across e-Infrastructures: Are Standards Good Enough for Interoperation Across Disciplines?"
Presentation Introduce: OGF Europe S. Muscella, OGF Europe Presentation Contributions: D4Science Infrastructure data management capabilities P. Pagano, CNR, I Presentation Contributions: HMA future perspective P.G. Marchetti, ESA Presentation Grid based Satellite Data Processing Platform in Earth Observation D. Gorgan, UTCN, Romania |
13:30 |
Lunch and Poster Session |
14:30 |
Round Table and Discussion on "Emerging Technologies and Services for the Earth Science Repositories":
Presentation Introduce: G. Percivall, GEO and OGC (videoconf) Presentation Contributions: From Sensorweb to GIS P. Vohnout, CCSS, CZ Presentation ‘GEO Mash-up’ P. di Donato, Uni Roma I, I ‘Semantic Bookmarking and Search in the Earth Observation Domain’ M.T. Pazienza, Uni Roma TV, I Presentation ‘Techniques and tools for semantic information retrieval B. DiMartino, UniNapoli Presentation ‘Moondus virtual world’ B. Cerboni, VIP, I |
16:30 |
End of Workshop |