ICESTAR
Data Portal Workshop
IAGA Polar Research WG & ICESTAR
Saturday 23
July, 09:00-17:00 - Room: Servanty (level N+3)
IAGA 2005
Scientific Assembly, Toulouse, France
09:00 Welcome and Introduction to ICESTAR - Al Weatherwax
09:10 ICESTAR and IPY - Kirsti Kauristie
09:30 Introduction to the need for a Data Portal - Aaron Ridley
09:50 VGMO - Vladimir Papitashvili
10:10 Madrigal - John Holt
10:30 CARISMA - Jonny Rae
10:50 SPIDR – Susan McLean
11:10 UK Astrogrid Virtual Observatory - Mervyn Freeman
11:30 Virtual Observatories in Canada - Eric Donovan
11:50 Earth’s Electric Field Database – Edgar Bering
12:10 Group Discussion – Aaron Ridley
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Discussion of what we actually want.
PRELIMINARY MEETING NOTES
ICESTAR Data Portal Workshop 2005-07-23
- VGMO - one of the tasks would be to define the VxO
NETwork architecture providing description on how to get metadata on data
locations, local directories structure, formats, and computer access
(machine-to-machine).
- VGMO (Ridley)/SuperMAG/DMI – check with data providers
if they would agree that their data can be de-spiked, baselines removed, and
converted to the common formats… and then provide these data products via
NET.
- GAIA – work on the optical data summary format… then
address the NET infrastructure issues.
- To work between VGMO, MADRIGAL, CARISMA, and IMAGE
making these systems talk to each either electronically.
Contact Information:
VGMO – Valeriy Petrov
GAIA – Eric Donovan
ICESTAR TAG on Data Portal – Aaron Ridley
Task Force Groups:
- Passive imaging/optic network – Eric Donovan
- Magnetometer network – Volodya Papitashvili
- ISR network – John Holt (MADRIGAL)
- ULF/VLF ground-based network – Marc Lessard
- Magnetospheric/IMF/SW satellite network – Aaron
Roberts (GSFC)
- SuperDARN and digisondes network – Mervyn Freeman(Mark
Lester)
- Users Community Feed to Needed Data Product Tools -
Aaron Ridley
Action Item - These people should form their task force
groups (add people) ASAP and run a few telecons.
This page was last updated on
11/15/05
Comments and suggestions should be sent to
aweatherwax@siena.edu at the Department of Physics, Siena College.