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JISC Conference 2007
Valuing a JANET connection
Joint Information Systems Committee
Supporting education and research
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Taking it to the Network role of EDINA
MIMAS as national data centres
Julia Chruszcz Peter Burnhill Directors, MIMAS
EDINA
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Overview joint presentation
  • The JISC National Data Centres
    PB 5 minutes
  • What they are
  • What they do
  • Showcase Time PB
    JC with 5 minutes each
  • EDINA
  • The Digimap Collection
  • Film Sound Online
  • MIMAS
  • Intute - resource discovery
  • SIDS
  • Developments at the NDCs JC
    5 minutes
  • Current
  • Future

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The National Data Centres
  • EDINA and MIMAS together offer a well-found
    platform from which to deliver online services
    across JANET and wider Internet
  • adding value in order to enhance productivity of
    research, learning teaching in the UK academic
    and science community
  • based at Universities of Edinburgh Manchester,
    each with regional office
  • Agreements with HEFCE, funding managed by JISC
    other funding
  • Subject to SLAs, monitoring 99 uptime for 24/7
    access
  • designated by the JISC circa 1995, each with
    relevant history experience
  • EDINA grew from Data Library, PLU/ERCC
  • MIMAS grew from computing and data services at
    UMRCC
  • began life in network-accessible, multi-access
    software-rich environments, geared for use by
    others

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provision guided by demand-side verbs
  • discover information object of interest
  • e.g. article/dataset referenced in database, AI,
    eToC
  • locate organisation offering service
  • e.g. data access service or document delivery
    service
  • request use of service
  • via privilege of membership authentication/author
    isation
  • access object of interest
  • via online access, document delivery
    (sometimes) personal visit..
  • use somewhere else? local computing or across
    the Network
  • based on MODELS workshops (UKOLN/JISC eLib)

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What NDCs do
  • Together, EDINA MIMAS deliver
  • first-rate, free at the point of use online
    services across JANET the wider Internet
  • to both externally-licensed community-generated
    resources
  • input to build the UK digital library, the JISC
    Information Environment
  • All in support of
  • Scholarly communication COPAC, SUNCAT, ZETOC
    etc
  • Research activity
  • Learning and Teaching Jorum, National Learning
    Network, etc
  • All delivered directly to the web
  • Implications for relevance, usability
    accessibility
  • and largely also via m2m interfaces
  • Interoperability Middleware

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Showcase Time (5 minutes x 2)
  • Examples that illustrate what is on offer at the
    two National Data Centres
  • EDINA http//www.edina.ac.uk
  • Digimap Collections
  • FilmSound Online
  • MIMAS http//www.mimas.ac.uk
  • Intute - resource discovery
  • SIDS - Satellite imaging data

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EDINA Digimap - a 'virtual national map library
  • An online mapping and data delivery service,
    providing
  • (7 pioneering years) access to current Ordnance
    Survey mapping
  • launched in January 2000, after successful eLib
    Programme
  • high quality and large format cartographic output
    over web
  • raw digital map data downloaded for use in
    desktop applications
  • access now extended to mapping of
  • The past (1840s -) with historic OS products (as
    raster)
  • The geology of GB
  • Coastal and hydrographic coverage of UK and
    Ireland
  • Added Value in so many ways
  • as common service and access point
  • as curated collection
  • with large-scale server-side processing

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EDINA Digimap value added process
Software default cartographic rules specified
by vendor
Software application at EDINA of cartographic
rules
11000152100913Playing Field 0901103
120001016400000 2100000010001004040097130
0 15000155 0321 0901103
0000000 2100000010001055810075820 0 15000156
0321 0901103 0000000 210000001000105713007669
0 0 15000157 0321 0901103
0000000 2100000010001060110075460 0 15000158
0321 0901103 0000000 210000001000106326007465
0 0 15000159 0321 8010619
0000000 2100000010001063370071760 0 15000160
0321 0901103 0000000 210000001000106673007670
0 0 15000161 0321 0901103
0000000 2100000010001058910068550 0 15000162
0321 0901103 0000000 210000001000106449006904
0 0 15000164 0321 0901103
0000000 2100000010001055710052730 0 15000173
0321 0901103 0000000 210000001000105873005039
0 0 15000174 0321 0901103
0000000 2100000010001059520050430 0 15000175
0321 0901103 0000000 210000001000105643004921
0 0 15000176 0321 0901103 0000000
Value added component
OS digital data
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Digimap - success sustainability
  • productivity for research/teaching
  • by making the conceivable possible
  • by lowering barrier of high-price data cost
  • 20 of usage as data downloads, value priced at
    15m
  • 80 as mapping priceless!
  • firmly embedded in teaching research
  • very broad range of users and usages
  • Inc. large-scale undergraduate use
  • promotes use of real/local examples of data in
    teaching and projects
  • Subscription base of 148 institutions highly
    valued by e-science community
  • extensible to other collections
  • planning for the future
  • web services
  • OpenGIS integration with e-Science GRID
  • delivery to mobiles and PDAs

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  • Online library of seventeen collections, made
    accessible hosted at EDINA in Sound Picture
    Studio
  • initially launched in 2002 as Education Media
    OnLine
  • Documentary film, video and sound material as
    scholarly resource
  • can be used freely in learning, teaching and
    research
  • Several hundred hours of high-quality material
  • digitised/acquired via JISC funding through joint
    efforts of BUFVC OU
  • available for download, either in full or as
    segments
  • in Windows Media Player and QuickTime formats.
  • In use at over 330 colleges and universities
  • No time now for a film show, but here are two
    quickly-shown pictures

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Services Project Overview
SIDS
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MIMAS SIDS Current Service
  • National Data Provider for 1.5 terabytes (500GB
    of compressed) data
  • Satellite data of high quality excellent
    positional accuracy, ortho-rectified enabling
    overlay of OS data
  • Unique data optical, radar, digital elevation
    model
  • A national Support Service for the UK geospatial
    community
  • Provider of Advanced RemoteSensing Educational
    Materials
  • Heavily and widely used service from a range of
    disciplines.

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Current development activity at the NDCs
  • Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) solutions
    include -
  • Creation of interoperable services
  • OGC WMS WCS
  • Providing New interfaces to the satellite data in
    MIMAS SIDS
  • Image Streaming Client
  • OGC Client
  • Future Goals
  • Enhancement of SDI grid enablement of archive
  • Web Catalogue Service efficient data discovery
  • Google Earth KML creation enhance visualisation

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Development at EDINA MIMAS
  • Supporting the JISC Information Environment
    through
  • Resource Discovery
  • Interoperability and Linking technologies
  • Community content, Open Access JISC
    Repositories Programme
  • Personalisation Web2 (3!)
  • Interoperating across environments
  • eScience Grid-enabling key resources
  • Meeting this week between NDCs National Grid
    Services
  • special focus on Spatial Data Infrastructure
    (SDI)
  • Open GIS Consortium
  • Middleware developments
  • IE Service Registry OpenURL Router
  • GeoXwalk
  • Authentication/Shibboleth SDSS

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Web services next generation for NDC services
  • The aspiration a silent/invisible
    infrastructure that responds flexibly and
    reliably to the needs of the research community
  • Realising this requires service interfaces that
  • allow data to be delivered to desktop
    applications
  • seamlessly integrate access to geospatial and
    research datasets with other types of media found
    within the JISC IE
  • support faster, better, multidisciplinary,
    different research
  • use open standards, protocols and metadata, and
    data specifications

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Future Developments
  • Content
  • Resource Discovery
  • Beyond Resource Discovery
  • Taking it to the network

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More
  • For more information at lunch visit the
  • EDINA MIMAS Intute stands
  • and of course, you can take it to the Network at
  • www.edina.ac.uk
  • www.mimas.ac.uk
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