M. De Mazière GEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Need for metadata in NORS - adoption of GEOMS Martine De Mazière Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy

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M. De Mazière GEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Need for metadata in NORS - adoption of GEOMS Martine De Mazière Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 What is NORS ? EU FP7 project: Demonstration Network Of ground-based Remote Sensing Observations in support of the GMES Atmospheric Service General Objective: Demonstrate the suitability of NDACC data for supporting the quality assessment of the GMES Atmospheric Service (MACC-II) products. NDACC: Network for the Detection of Atmospheric Composition Change

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 What is NDACC ? NDACC is A global network of more than 70 high-quality atmospheric monitoring stations equipped with ground- based remote sensing instruments and O 3 sondes, that started coordinated operations in 1991.

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 NDACC objectives To study the temporal and spatial variability of atmospheric composition and structure To provide early detection and subsequent long-term monitoring of changes in the chemical and physical state of the stratosphere and upper troposphere, thereby providing the means to discern and understand the causes of such changes To establish the links between changes in stratospheric O 3, UV radiation at the ground, tropospheric chemistry, and climate To provide independent validation, calibration, and complementary data for space-based sensors of the atmosphere To support process-study field campaigns occurring at various latitudes and seasons. To provide verified data for testing and improving multidimensional chemistry and transport models of the stratosphere and troposphere, thus enabling reliable forecasting of the atmosphere’s evolution.

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 NDACC observational capabilities Lidar, Microwave radiometer, FTIR, (MAX)DOAS, Dobson/Brewer, UV spectrometer, O 3 sondes

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 NDACC for (satellite) validation Need for harmonised metadata and formatting guidelines came up in the EU FP4 project COSE (Compilation of atmospheric Observations in support of Satellite measurements over Europe; ) and was strongly supported by the NDACC community. Under COSE, we developed common formatting and metadata guidelines that could deal with the different types of data

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Implementation of metadata and formatting guidelines March 1, 2002: Launch of Envisat 2002: Start of the Envisat Calibration and Validation Campaign A dedicated validation server was set up at NILU under ESA contract, the so-called Envisat Validation Database or (later) EVDC or Envisat Validation Data Center ( The COSE guidelines and HDF format were adopted by ESA (and NDACC) as the standard for the validation data in the EVDC

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Evolution of metadata guidelines NASA establishes the Aura Validation Data Center (AVDC) and adopts the same guidelines Adopted also by CEOS

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Evolution of metadata guidelines By 2007:  it is realised that the formatting and metadata guidelines in EVDC and AVDC have evolved slightly differently  the experience gained shows some deficiencies with the guidelines  A common effort between ESA, NASA and the NDACC community* led to the GEOMS guidelines (harmonised and revised wrt previous versions ) * in the frame of an ESA project called ‘Generic Environment for Calibration/Validation Analysis’ (GECA)

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 to GEOMS Generic Earth Observation Metadata Standard (March 2011)

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Concept of GEOMS GEOMS defines the metadata and data structure requirements developed to facilitate the use of geophysical datasets by improving their portability and accessibility, and by making their contents self- describing. It has been designed to support all measurements from Earth observation instruments (atmosphere, ocean, …). In recent years, the HDF format has become the de-facto satellite data exchange format for the ESA and the NASA Earth observation missions. Next to HDF, another hierarchical data format, netCDF, is extensively used in Earth observation  The GEOMS metadata guidelines are implemented using the HDF4, HDF5 or netCDF file formats, but are not limited to these formats.

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Implementation of GEOMS GEOMS is adopted as the standard for submission/archiving of data in EVDC, AVDC and NDACC NORS – as it is dealing with NDACC data – has also adopted the GEOMS standard for the metadata with the HDF file format. NORS data will be available from the public NDACC database

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 NORS & GEOMS An important outcome of NORS will be the so-called NORS Validation Server: A Web-based engine that will automatically and interactively produce validation reports of the MACC- II products, based on comparisons with the NORS data. The metadata are needed in this NORS Validation Server to get all the necessary information about the data like quality flags, information about vertical resolution, uncertainties, etc. QA/QC procedures upon submission of the datafiles to the database will verify compliance of the NORS data with the GEOMS standard; as such, there is a guarantee that all required variables and metadata attributes are available in the datafiles

M. De Mazière GEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Brief presentation of GEOMS Generic guidelines Table of Attribute Values Templates

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 GEOMS data structure Metadata relevant for complete data file Metadata per data variable

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Attributes Global attributes Global Originator Attributes Global Dataset Attributes Global File Attributes Variable Description Attributes

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Attributes Attributes have fixed names e.g., DATA_QUALITY VAR_UNITS Allowed entries for attributes are free strings or must be taken from a list of pre-defined entries from a Table of Attribute Values (TAV) which is kept as a living table on the AVDC Website e.g., DATA_QUALITY = NRT as defined in Henne et al, 2000 VAR_UNITS = ppmv

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Variables Variable names have a fixed syntax: Primary parameter _ mode _ descriptor e.g., O3.COLUMN_ABSORPTION.SOLAR_AVK O3.COLUMN_ABSORPTION.SOLAR_FLAG This naming convention is different from the netCDF-CF conventions but one could establish a one-to-one relationship

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Templates Every data file must contain a specification of geolocation in three or four dimensions The geolocation variables must comply with stringent naming criteria. The other variables to be reported in a datafile are defined in templates, agreed per instrumental technique, with the data providers and users e.g., FTIR template ; LIDAR template  Templates are maintained on the AVDC Website; they have version numbers.  The datafile contains an attribute that identifies the template with which the datafile is compliant.

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Summary - 1 The GEOMS Standard has been designed to cover all Earth Observation data (not only from instruments but also models) For data exchange and archiving Self-describing It is implemented and used since a decade (with some evolution) It has been adopted by the satellite validation communities (EVDC and AVDC) and NDACC, and therefore also by NORS

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Summary - 2 At present, it seems to come up to the needs of the data providers and users. In particular: The fact that the NORS Validation Server finds all required information in the NORS datafiles to do an automatic or interactive validation job, demonstrates the usefulness and suitability (fit-for-purpose) of the GEOMS standard.

M. De Mazière GEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012

Global attributes: data originator PI_NAME PI_AFFILIATION PI_ADDRESS PI_ DO_NAME DO_AFFILIATION DO_ADDRESS DO_ DS_NAME DS_AFFILIATION x DS_ADDRESS DS_

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Global attributes: dataset attributes DATA_DESCRIPTION DATA_DISCIPLINE DATA_GROUP DATA_LOCATION DATA_SOURCE DATA_VARIABLES DATA_START_DATE DATA_STOP_DATE DATA_FILE_VERSION DATA_MODIFICATIONS DATA_CAVEATS DATA_RULES_OF_USE DATA_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DATA_QUALITY DATA_TEMPLATE DATA_PROCESSOR

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Global attributes: file attributes FILE_NAME FILE_GENERATION_DATE FILE_ACCESS FILE_PROJECT_ID FILE_ASSOCIATION FILE_META_VERSION FILE_DOI Example of FILE_NAME: groundbased_ftir.ch4_bira.iasb002_la.reunion_ t073156z_ t110952z_001.hdf

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 Variable attributes VAR_NAME VAR_DESCRIPTION VAR_NOTES VAR_SIZE VAR_DEPEND VAR_DATA_TYPE VAR_UNITS VAR_SI_CONVERSION VAR_VALID_MIN VAR_VALID_MAX VAR_FILL_VALUE

M. De MazièreGEO-AQCOP, Dublin, 5-7/9/2012 NORS map