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Title: Technology Infusion Working Group


1
Technology Infusion Working Group
  • Co-Chairs
  • Karen Moe, NASA/ESTO
  • Outgoing Co-Chair Rob Raskin, NASA/JPL
  • Incoming Co-Chair Chris Lynnes, NASA/GSFC
  • Earth Science Data Systems Working Group Meeting
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • October 23-25, 2007

2
Meeting Overview
  • Selection of new community co-chair
  • Chris Lynnes, ACCESS PI and Goddard Data Center
    Rep
  • A huge Thanks to outgoing Co-Chair Rob Raskin
  • Future technology focus and new key technology
    areas for evaluation
  • Web services registries
  • Use Cases
  • Plenary sessions
  • Sensor Webs
  • Emerging technology tracking (hype cycle
    del.icio.us)
  • Web Services and Semantic Web Demonstrations
  • TIWG and hype cycle poster
  • Joint working groups session
  • With Metrics regarding metrics for sensor web
  • With Reuse regarding Reuse Readiness Levels
    (similar to TRLs)
  • Review of TIWG subgroups, goals and objectives
    for 2008
  • Follow up with Laurie Schoppe/GSFC Tech Transfer
    Office

3
New Technology
  • Client-side Tech Infusion
  • Propose a joint activity with the ESIP Fed group
    of same name
  • TIWG Liaison - Bruce Caron
  • Explore specific objectives for TIWG
  • Mashups involving portals, port-lets,
    machine-maching access
  • Users and user interfaces
  • client interfaces for both ends of the user
    spectrum, light weight to heavy desk top
    services
  • service tier or N-Tier design in web environment
    (vs Grid where resources are managed)
  • smart PDAs (iPhone) for end service points
    (scalable analysis) (use cases for science, for
    decision support)
  • Portals
  • Reuse, portal functionality via port-lets
    (reusable)
  • infrastructure Spring, AJAX, Adobe AIR
  • portals for machine interfaces (automatic
    discovery and use)
  • Earth Visualization (AGU Visualization and
    Virtual Globes)
  • Google earth, KML to OGC
  • NASA World Wind
  • Microsoft Virtual Earth

4
New Technology
  • Workflows (as a follow up to web services)
  • orchestration
  • registration of services
  • Asynchronous operations
  • messaging and notification to enable offline
    workflow development that can then be launched
    asynchronously on line
  • Mashups

5
New Technology Focus Area
  • Suggested as a Focus Area
  • Potential future sub group, depending on interest
    and future roles
  • Explore technology implications of the area and
    report back to the TIWG
  • TIWG Technical Infrastructure (TBD)
  • Processing capability Moores Law has stopped
    implies need for parallel programming
  • leverage gaming processors
  • storage technology (laptop drives, iSCSI SANs)
  • iPhone type of PDA
  • networks
  • TIWG Long-term Data Stewardship (Ruth
    Duerr/NSIDC)
  • persistent identifiers (which standard to use
    how to ensure that standards longevity and use
    into the future)
  • data attribution (how do users indicate which
    data they have used for metrics purposes, for
    science repeatability, etc.)
  • provenance (how to record and track the
    provenance of the data in an automated and
    useable way)
  • issues related to synchronization and separation
    of data from its metadata
  • preserving the semantic and syntactic meaning of
    data over time (feeds directly into data access
    services)
  • data quality measures

6
Sensor Web
  • Collect Use Cases
  • Help in clarifying role of metrics to support the
    underlying business decisions of NASA earth
    science and applications
  • Several exist (e.g. WGISS, AIST projects, others)
  • Develop capability road maps per sensor web
    dimension
  • Autonomy - ability to reason about actions to
    take
  • Architecture (standards interfaces)
  • Communications
  • Response time
  • Data Info - raw, processed, metadata
  • Draft Sensor Web Levels discussed but premature -
    need insights from use cases to proceed
  • Explore relationship to WGISS for sensor web
    demonstrations

7
Tech Infusion Working Group
  • Suggestions
  • Conduct ESDS technology survey of all projects
  • Welcome to TIWG for new PI participants
  • Suggest activities to get started, like develop
    use case
  • Contribute to technology survey
  • Organize TIWG products for new public web site on
    ESDS tech infusion
  • Roadmaps
  • Assessment tools
  • Capability vision
  • Develop Earth Science Use Cases for Dummies,
    based on Peter Foxs tutorial

8
TIWG 2008 Activities
  • Continue active subgroups
  • Infusion Process and Strategies
  • Subgroup lead Steve Olding
  • Hype cycle implications
  • Web Services -- transform into Workflows focus
  • Subgroup lead Ken Keiser (UAH)?
  • Co-lead Brian Wilson (JPL)
  • Registry issues, ontologies for services,
    workflow technologies
  • Semantic Web
  • Subgroup lead Peter Fox (NCAR)?
  • Co-lead Rob Raskin (JPL)
  • Add semantics to services, more outreach (how
    to ontologies)
  • Sensor Web
  • Subgroup lead Karen Moe (ESTO)?
  • Co-lead Michael Goodman (MSFC)

9
Start Tagging - To Detect Emerging Tech
  • Go to http//del.icio.us/
  • Register a new account
  • Install the browser buttons
  • Use the tiwg AND radar tags to identify new
    and emerging technologies of interest to the
    Earth science community
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