enea moon-vos portal
DESCRIPTION
ENEA MOON-VOS Portal. SDN Presentation of partners Information Systems. Driving forces. Project (Operational Oceanography in the Mediterranean Area) Services to be provided (INSPIRE) Aesthetic (sexy web pages). Information content. ? WHY HOW WHERE WHO WHAT. ? HOW WHERE WHO WHY - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
ENEA MOON-VOSPortal
SDNPresentation of partners
Information Systems
Driving forces
• Project (Operational Oceanography in the Mediterranean Area)
• Services to be provided (INSPIRE)
• Aesthetic (sexy web pages)
Information content
?• WHAT• WHY• HOW• WHERE• WHO
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• WHY
• HOW
• WHERE
• WHO
• WHAT
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• HOW
• WHERE
• WHO
• WHY
• WHAT
What is the best organisation of the information for my purposes?
MOON VOS in SeaDataNet
Playing Actors
• Giuseppe M.R. Manzella
• Franco Reseghetti
• Leda Pecci
• Antonio Baldi
MOON – Overall overview
Component 1:Near Real Time
Observing System
Component 2:Basin Scale forecasting
model
Component 4:Downstream
Services
Component 3: assimilation and
analysis
The MOON – VOS use case
Ships Of Opportunity
In Situ VOS
Sea Surface Temperature
SST
Tronconi & Bohm (CNR ISAC)
View
Forecast
Tonani, Drudi & al. (INGV)
The IS tiers
ASCII
HDF
Others...
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netCDF
DATA
Access&Inventory
Catalog
Presentation
Services
1. Discovery services …………………… Yes2. View services …………………… Yes3. Download services …………………… Yes / No4. Transformation services ……………. Yes5. Services allowing spatial data services to be invoked ……………… No
Scheme of frames
Title frame
Selection criteria frame
Other link frame
Query station’s data
Response frame
Discovery Service
View Service
Metadata Graphs Data
Additional view service
View service (from remote servers)
http://moon.santateresa.enea.it
Data accessLevel 1a
Data Base Server
Level 2
HTTP Server
Level 3
Geographic Query Client
Internet
Level 3
Geographic Administration
PHP procedures to:- manage data base and tables- provide discovery, view and download services
Level 1b
Data Base server
http://moon.santateresa.enea.it/moong/home.htm
Data Tier
Metadata Tables:-Parameters (Gf3)-Roscop type-Matrix and environ. compartment-Quality flag decode
Administration Tables:
-User and permission-Log table-Utility tables-Cache table
Data Tables:-Table for X,Y,Z,T station limit-Table for Cruise metadata (data protection included)-Pivot table to control :oTable X,Y,T constant (i.e. Xbt)oTable X,Y,Z constant (i.e. current meter)oTable Z constant (i.e. drifter)oTable generic (X,Y,Z.T variable)oTable for ImageoStation parameteroQuality flag-Table of header (to trace original header data)-Table of note (comments)
Pivot tables: table pointing to tables containing data with similar
characteristics
Functional SchemeSelection criteria
setting
Graphic region bounds setting
-Date limits setting-Measure type setting-Parameter setting-Station type setting-Cruise setting
Selection criteria Submit
Database query (with user selection criteria)
-Stations display on geographic map-Report summary for date, type and cruise
-Graphic selection on map for single station -Polygonal or linear selection on map for multi stations-Stations selection from report tables elements
Data and Metadata query and alphanumeric/graphic view for single station
Data query for multi stations ad graphic elaboration (contour)
Data query for multi stations and formatting to create export file
Conclusions
• Dynamical selection and visualization of products
• Access heterogeneous information systems
• Use of free software (PHP, MySQL, Linux), presentation of products in Google Map