GSAC Installation at the Royal Observatory of Belgium Q. Baire, C. Bruyninx Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB) W. Soehne, E. Wiesensarter Bundesamt für.

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GSAC Installation at the Royal Observatory of Belgium Q. Baire, C. Bruyninx Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB) W. Soehne, E. Wiesensarter Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie (BKG) G. Stangl Observatory Lustbuehel Graz (OLG) J. Dousa Geodetic Observatory Pecny (GOP) J.-L. Menut Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur Benedikt Gunnar Ofeigsson Icelandic Met Office

Outline  Why ?  How GSAC works  Stand-alone GSAC  Federated GSAC  GSAC for EPN and local/national data center EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS Working Group 4 The European Plate Observing System (EPOS) is “the integrated solid Earth Sciences research infrastructure approved by the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) and included in the ESFRI Roadmap in December 2008.”  The Working Group 4 represents the GNSS data and other geodetic data provider for the EPOS Preparatory Phase EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS GNSS data dissemination EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius GNSS DATA DISSEMINATION & PRESERVATION LEVEL 0 GNSS Observation and Meta-data from Permanent (and Campaign) Stations Structure: Distributed (GSAC-like) 1 EPOS Data Gateway National and Regional nodes. Products: Observation data (streams and files). Meta-data (site logs, access conditions, QC, etc..) for all archived data. Services: Seamless and redundant access to Level 0 data through GSAC derived web-services. Seamless upload of Level 0 data. Conversion from RAW into international standard format (RINEX x.x). Checking of essential meta-data. GNSS DATA DISSEMINATION & PRESERVATION LEVEL 0 GNSS Observation and Meta-data from Permanent (and Campaign) Stations Structure: Distributed (GSAC-like) 1 EPOS Data Gateway National and Regional nodes. Products: Observation data (streams and files). Meta-data (site logs, access conditions, QC, etc..) for all archived data. Services: Seamless and redundant access to Level 0 data through GSAC derived web-services. Seamless upload of Level 0 data. Conversion from RAW into international standard format (RINEX x.x). Checking of essential meta-data. Dissemination software Operational Center/ Station Local Data Center EPOS Gateway Site Logs RINEX

EPOS GNSS data dissemination EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius Dissemination software Operational Center/ Station Local Data Center EPOS Gateway Site Logs RINEX Structure under discussion At national level, responsible for Dissemination Preservation Quality Check Need standard tools

EPOS Standard tool for data dissemination  Geodesy Seamless Archive Centers (GSAC) software package is a software for geodetic data dissemination  Chosen as standard tool in EPOS WG4  For discovery, share and access to geodetic data  Web oriented, written in JAVA  Stand alone (1 repository) or federation (several repositories) EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS Standard tool for data dissemination Search site EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS Standard tool for data dissemination Search Site EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS Standard tool for data dissemination Search File EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS Standard tool for data dissemination Search File EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

GSAC Queries EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius Search Site Possible onMandatory in Prototype Database 4 char IDyes Site nameyes Longitude - Latitudeyes Networkno Site Typeyes Antenna Typeno Radome Typeno Receiver Typeno Nationyes Province / Region / Stateno Place / Cityno Search File Possible on Mandatory in Prototype Database All search site options Data date rangeyes Published dateyes File typeyes File sample intervalno

Outline  Why ?  How GSAC works  Stand-alone GSAC  Federated GSAC  GSAC for EPN and local/national data center EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

How GSAC works  GSAC returns results from a database  Database contains meta-data and information on data repository  Database need to be filled before  Can be based on existing database  GSAC package:  GSAC Core (JAVA)  Prototype local implementation (JAVA)  Prototype database (SQL)  Python scripts for populating the database  From SINEX  From IGS Site logs EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius Applicationserver GSAC Core Local GSAC Implementation

GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Stand-alone GSAC Database Data Repository User makes a query on stand-alone GSAC

GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Stand-alone GSAC Database Data Repository Stand-alone GSAC returns meta-data links to the data repository

GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Stand-alone GSAC Database Data Repository User can download data from data repository with the link provided by stand-alone GSAC

Federated GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC Federated GSAC Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC User makes a query on federated GSAC Federated GSAC queries stand-alone GSAC

Federated GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC Federated GSAC Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC Federated GSAC returns meta-data links to the data repository meta-data links to data

Federated GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC Federated GSAC Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC meta-data links to data Download data

 For test purposes: not public  Install a GSAC Repository for the EPN CB –Based on the database maintained for the EPN CB activities  Install a GSAC Repository for the Belgian network –Based on the Belgian GNSS network site logs  Federate the two stand-alone GSAC repositories EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Outline  Why ?  How GSAC works  Stand-alone GSAC  Federated GSAC  GSAC for EPN and local/national data center EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Installation of stand-alone GSAC For EPN CB EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius Applicationserver GSAC Core Local GSAC Implementation Prototype Database Checked and validated

Installation of stand-alone GSAC For EPN CB Transfer the EPN CB database information to the prototype GSAC database MySQL known (and scripting to make the transfer) ProsCons No JAVA knowledge requiredNeed MySQL knowledge Standard GSAC installation with mandatory features Need to sync the updates of EPN CB DB with GSAC DB Validation of EPN CB Database not lost by the transfer EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Extend Metadata For the “non-prototype” features – database needs to contain the information – stand-alone GSAC needs to be extended E.g.: Search station based on the % of complete observations EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Installation of stand-alone GSAC For local repository EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius Applicationserver GSAC Core Local GSAC Implementation Prototype Database Metadata - Site logs Data - RINEX Scripts Check and validation

Installation of stand-alone GSAC Local repository Use site logs to populate the GSAC prototype database ProsCons No JAVA knowledge requiredNeed to read and store the site log information Standard GSAC installation with mandatory features Need to sync when site log changes Use of non-checked metadata. Validation must be done before EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Outline  Why ?  How GSAC works  Stand-alone GSAC  Federated GSAC  GSAC for EPN and local data center EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Federated GSAC  Easy installation –No JAVA knowledge required –No MySQL knowledge required  Up to now, anyone can federate public GSAC –Tested on the two stand alone local GSAC repositories EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Federated GSAC Principle EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius User Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC Federated GSAC Database Data Repository Stand- alone GSAC meta-data links to data Download data

Federated GSAC All data and metadata come from stand alone GSAC installations –Multiple local GSAC sources for same data will be returned twice; user has to choose which one to use  Problematic in case of conflicting information at 2 local GSAC –Content at federated level is solely defined by local GSAC implementation BUT, “Special features” developed not available if not developed in each local GSAC EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Outline  Why ?  How GSAC works  Stand-alone GSAC  Federated GSAC  GSAC for EPN and local/national data center EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

 EPOS GNSS station provides data AND meta-data  EPOS local/national data centers –Disseminate and preserve data and (validated) meta- data –Quality check on the data  GSAC considered by EPOS as THE standard –Extension of GSAC required Distributionof GNSS data in EPOS Distribution of GNSS data in EPOS GSAC Workshop, April 2014, Covilhã

Extension of GSAC database For EPOS, GSAC prototype features are not enough: –Complete site log information –QC metrics (not necessarily based on teqc, e.g. ANUBIS, BNC - interface?) –Data latency (e.g. for near real-time applications) –Data access information for restricted data Working Group created to set all the mandatory meta-data to identify GNSS stations and data  Develop database  Develop GSAC features to get new info from database

Develoment of additional standard tools Need for additional standard tools for GSAC data centers –Check and validate meta-data –Quality check on data –Populate GSAC database EPOS WG4 has a pillar for the development of standard tools EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

EPOS and EPN data dissemination EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius

Distribution of EPN data to EPOS EPN local data centers: -If only EPN data  No need to install GSAC 2 regional EPN data centers (considered as local data center in EPOS) will use GSAC to flow EPN data in EPOS - If EPN data + non-EPN EPOS stations  GSAC + standard tools Other national/local EPOS data centers: -GSAC + standard tools (still under development within EPOS !) EUREF Symposium, June 2014, Vilnius