NOAA Earth Information System (NEIS) UAS Workshop September 25 th, 2012 Jebb Q Stewart CIRA in collaboration with NOAA/OAR/ESRL/GSD.

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NOAA Earth Information System (NEIS) UAS Workshop September 25 th, 2012 Jebb Q Stewart CIRA in collaboration with NOAA/OAR/ESRL/GSD

Concept Take advantage of existing technology where we can to quickly find and access to data 100 of years in the past to 100 years in the future, from the top of the atmosphere to the bottom of the ocean in a single application. Framework provides capability to answer questions that require data from different data sources.

Biological Chemical Physical 3 Biological, Chemical, and Physical data are all interrelated Carbon Tracker FIM Data Integration

Applying existing concepts to NOAA data. Improving the User Experience How does industry make sense of massive amounts of information?

What is TerraViz? 3D visualization tool for Earth datasets developed in conjunction with NEIS Developed in Unity, a popular 3D game engine Leverages the power of GPUs (graphical processing units). For example, TerraViz can load (and render) 2.6 million polygons from the FIM G9 global model and performs quickly Our source code is written in C# (a natively compiled language very similar to Java in syntax)

What is TerraViz? Since we control the source code, we can customize TerraViz however we wish and add any feature we need Develop once, then will run on Windows, Mac, web browsers, iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and even game systems (Wii, Xbox 360, etc.) Unity/C# development environment is designed for 3D development, making it easy to create multiple perspective views, create 3D meshes representing environmental objects, etc.

NEISCORE Activities NEIS team is looking at emerging technologies to discover and visualize data from standardized services, including OGC. Program can provide valuable feedback to system design from user perspective. Current Development Activities: o Exploring and evaluating ‘Cloud Technology’, currently NEIS backend services are hosted on Amazon EC3 cloud. o Harvest metadata information from metadata repositories (using OGC CSW standard), and data access services. o Use Apache Solr to structure this information to create better searching and discovery functionality. o Building data access services to simplify requests for time sequences of rendered data making them available to NEIS/TerraViz. o Proxy and cache image requests to improve speed and reliability.

Integrating new observations is not trivial UAS Observations unique dimensions both time and space Data are ever increasing in size. New Polar Orbiting NPP data (~ 4 TB / day) GOES-R New Global Forecast Models, rapidly increasing in size. We want to: Provide tools allowing seamless integration of data across time and space. Minimize data we transfer and avoid data duplication. Allow users to collaborate. Dealing with Data ESRL Global Systems Division

Demonstration

NEIS Committee and Group Involvement ESRL Global Systems Division NEIS Team is aware and members of many related organizations We have active membership in a variety of committees and groups including: Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Standards Committees NOAA Environmental Data Management Committee (EDMC) NOAA Data Management Integration Team (DMIT) NOAA Unified Access Framework (UAF) group NSF Earth Cube NextGen/CSS-Wx Programs FIM/WRF Modeling GIS Committee NOAA Climate Program Office (CPO) Data Interoperability Team GSD Central Facility has vast experience in working with data and standards

Build new Graphical User Interface system integrating and leveraging new and emerging technologies to meet NEIS goal ‘any data, any location, any platform, now’ Perform processing within cloud environment and with high speed connectivity to data sources (N-Wave), taking advantage of large processing power within clouds. Send graphics and server side processed/rendered/streamed data to GUI, improving bandwidth utilization. Take advantage of fast networking to make remote requests and processing appear like local application. Similar to how the new Amazon Silk Browser works. Looking to the Future ESRL Global Systems Division

Improve existing Metadata services making information useful. Improve searching by understanding what data means and providing improved filtering capability similar to how airline or hotel type search engines work. Incentivize/encourage people to use proper Metadata. Create a Metadata Dashboard to: o Gather information from users on relevance, ratings, usage patterns, search key words used (ie crowd sourcing).  This information can be used to determine what users are searching for, how they are finding data, what data they are not finding, etc... o Provide feedback on broken links, service uptime o Provide feedback on adherence to standards (Services, Metadata). o Provide feedback to users of similar or related data sets. Looking to the Future Part 2 ESRL Global Systems Division

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Why TerraViz and not another tool? Why not Google Earth? Handles ~10,000 kml polygons before slowing to a crawl Closed system (Google Earth source code not available) so we can’t add needed features Google Earth (web) plugin works on Windows and Mac 32-bit browsers only (won’t run on iPhones, iPads, or Android devices) Why not NASA WorldWind / iGlobe? WorldWind (and iGlobe offshoot) is now open source (not sure how much NASA will continue to support it) Requires Java (so it won’t run on iPhones, iPads, Android devices, etc.) and Java numerics are significantly slower than TerraViz native numerics Why not Integrated Data Viewer (IDV)? Open source but is one million lines of code (a lot to learn) and original two developers have now left Unidata Requires Java (so it won’t run on iPhones, iPads, Android devices, etc.) and Java numerics are significantly slower than TerraViz native numerics Very feature rich application, but current user interface is very complicated

TerraViz Search Screen Facets Keywords Geographic extent Date / Time Range TerraViz can load local datasets or search the NEIS backend (> 1100 datasets)

TerraViz Collaboration Annotation – Basic drawing capabilities on top of the globe (and any loaded datasets) Multiuser/Collaboration – real time screen sharing with web cams Annotation – Basic drawing capabilities on top of the globe (and any loaded datasets) Multiuser/Collaboration – real time screen sharing with web cams

18 TerraViz Datasets TerraViz can currently display KML FIM native grids movies images served up via web map servers (e.g. NetCDF) TerraViz can currently display KML FIM native grids movies images served up via web map servers (e.g. NetCDF) Earthquakes NORAD satellites FIM global weather model GOCE gravimetry

19 TerraViz Maps / Terrain Progressive disclosure of terrain (as you zoom in you see higher resolution satellite imagery) 3D topography Ability to fly to locations on Earth Progressive disclosure of terrain (as you zoom in you see higher resolution satellite imagery) 3D topography Ability to fly to locations on Earth

20 TerraViz Multiple Datasets Time wheel Can load multiple datasets over the globe and change the transparency between them Time wheel shows when data is available for each dataset and can handle different time intervals (e.g. one dataset could be daily and another monthly) Can load multiple datasets over the globe and change the transparency between them Time wheel shows when data is available for each dataset and can handle different time intervals (e.g. one dataset could be daily and another monthly) TimeWheel Drag it up or down to move forward or backward through time