11-12 June 2015, Bari-Italy Coordinating an Observation Network of Networks EnCompassing saTellite and IN-situ to fill the Gaps in European Observations.

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11-12 June 2015, Bari-Italy Coordinating an Observation Network of Networks EnCompassing saTellite and IN-situ to fill the Gaps in European Observations YOUR LOGO Societal Benefit Area: Ecosystems Name(s):………… Institution:……..

 Is your community developing a set of area- specific EVs? If yes How do you define EV?  If not, is the community planning to start this in the near future? Have you attended previous meeting? Are you considering reference documents from other domains?

 What criteria, methodology, and process are used to identify EVs? Bottom-up: from what EO data can provide for the specific domain (e.g., NDVI index from MODIS)? Or Top-down: from what predictive modeling requires as inputs to the selection of the most appropriate sensors?  Do you have a template to document a EV?

 To what extent these EVs (if any) are validated and used  Are the EVs linked to applications and users?  How is a community agreement reached?  Is a community review process in place?  Are the EVs linked to an international body (i.e. a UN convention or similar) and is this body involved in accepting the EVs?

 Do you have a database with information on the EVs?  Do you know network currently operational for medium-term/long-term monitoring?  Are the current operational networks operated by your community measuring the EVs?

 For some Use Case, have you already focused on Evs’ features: Temporal frequency Spatial resolution Accuracy etc.;

 Have you already carried out a gap analysis utilizing the EVs to identify gaps and priorities in terms of: EO data availability In-situ data availability Models (algorithms) for EV extraction: direct measurements or proxies Data repositories for the long term preservation of EVs Infrastructure for EVs publication

 Overlapping with EVs in other domains (SBA)  Priorities for EVs operational monitoring  Recommendations for GEO/GEOSS  Future work