1. IPDA - 2015 Overview of the activities Alain Sarkissian IPDA Chair in 2013-2015 B. Gopala Krishna IPDA Deputy Chair in 2013-2015 And SC/TEG members International Planetary Data Alliance

2. Topics I : State of the IPDA II : Operational III : Action Items IV: French/IPSL contribution to IPDA

3. Mission of IPDA* “Facilitate global access to, and exchange of, high quality scientific data products managed across international boundaries” Support construction of compatible archives Support sharing of tools and software services Define “data standards within the IPDA, including the data models and derived dictionaries, based on the NASA Planetary Data System (PDS) that is the de-facto standard for all planetary data at the time of the IPDA founding” * Extracted from IPDA Charter, July 2007

4. Background The IPDA was formed in 2006 with the purpose of adopting standards and developing collaborations across agencies to ensure data is captured in common formats. It has grown to approximately eight agencies represented by a number of different groups through the IPDA Steering Committee.

5. Steering Committee Members : 2013-2015 From Sep 2013 to July 2015 28 Membres / max 3 per country 14 Countries / International Institutions Technical experts group 20 Membres 8 Countries / International Institutions General activities Annual meeting, usually in August, 20-30 participants Next in July 2015 (today), at Jaxa, Japan All colleagues are welcome Regular teleconferences every 2 months 10-20 participants Participation to related meetings : Cospar, EGU, AGU, EPSC, etc... WebSite https://planetarydata.orghttps://planetarydata.org

6. The IPDA Steering Committee oversees the execution of projects and coordinates the international collaborator. In executing its mission, the IPDA conducts a number of focused projects to enable interoperability, construction of compatible archives, and the operation of the IPDA as a whole. These projects have helped to establish the IPDA and to move the collaboration forward. A key project that is currently underway is the implementation of the emerging PDS4 (Planetary Data Sytem) data standard. Given the international focus, it has been critical that the PDS and the IPDA collaborate on its development. Given the international focus, it is critical that the IVOA and the IPDA collaborate on its development. Also, many other projects have been conducted successfully before 2015 The Technical Expert Group

7. Approval Process from Proposed TEG Charter The IPDA TEG shall be empowered by the Steering Committee to design and develop technical standards that meet the IPDA requirements and fit within the IPDA system architecture. The TEG is responsible to review and approve standards when they are ready for submission to the Steering Committee. Each agency will be given one vote which will be comprised of “YES”, “NO” or “ABSTAIN”. A discussion period should precede the request for a vote. If there are no major concerns, then the vote should be called for by the TEG chair requesting a rapid response. Only votes that are in the “YES” or “NO” category will be counted. Agencies that do not vote will be counted as “ABSTAIN”. The results of the vote should be sent to the Steering Committee. Once the Steering Committee is notified, they should be given ample time to ask for questions and clarification as part of the Steering Committee discussion period. Members of the Steering Committee may request a vote at any time during the discussion period. If no vote is requested, then the standard will be approved. If a vote is requested, then the vote will follow the Steering Committee rules for voting.

9. Focus in 2011-2015 (selection) Development and Coordination with PDS on the next generation PDS (PDS4) to enable construction of compatible planetary archives Development of a Planetary Data Access Protocol to access planetary archives Development of international registries to enable registration and search of data, tools and services Standards related to geometry and navigation Improvements in the operation and administration of IPDA

10. Projects 2013-2015 (selection) PDS4 Implementation - D. Heather, ESA Registration and Search - S. Hardman NASA ESA Registry Implementation - D. Heather, ESA Tool Registration - T. Stein, Wash Univ PDAP/PDS4 Integration - S. Hughes, NASA Geometry - C. Acton, NASA MEMORANDUM of UNDERSTANDING for international planetary missions, R. Beebe, NASA and Yuko, JAXA IVOA/IPDA Project, C. Arviset NetCDF/CDF/PDS4 compatibility, King Chandrayaan-1 interop with PDAP – Krishna

11. Standards Progress

13. Outreach and IPDA Networking EPSC/DPS 2011 –IPDA Session PV 2011 AGU 2011 LPSC March 2012 VAO April 2012 2012 Planetary Data Workshop COSPAR 2012 AGU 2012 LPSC 2013 EPSC 2013 IVOA 2014, etc... AGU 2011

14. IPDA Endorsements

15. IPDA Procedures

16. 2014 SC Meeting Agenda 08:30 Welcome and presentation of the IKI (Oleg) 08:50 Welcome by IPDA (Alain) 09:00 Update on the IPDA (Alain) 09:10Agency Reports Each agency to discuss support for current and upcoming missions, use of standards, and development of archiving systems 12:00Lunch 13:002013-2014 IPDA regular activities: teleconferences (Dan) 14:00PDS4 and Archive Standards 15:30 Break 16:00IPDA/IVOA interactions (Christophe, Baptiste) 17:00Cross Agency Access, Interoperability and project status Cross Agency Registration and Search PDS4 Alignment, CDF, Etc. 19:00 IPDA Planning (Steering Committee actions, Teleconferences, Projects, Next Meeting, Outreach) 20:00 Closure Note: If more topics are there, then we can extend or reorganize.

17. IPDA/PDS4 Implementation Project Meeting August 9, 2014, IKI, Moscow 09:00 – 10:00 PDS4 Project Status (D. Crichton/T. Stein) 10:00 – 10:30 PDS4 Implementation Status @ ESA (D. Heather/S. Martinez) 10:30 – 11:00 PDS4 Implementation Status @ JAXA and ISRO (Y. Yamamoto, G. Krisna) 11:00 – 11:30 Validation Policy and Tools (D. Crichton, D. Heather) 11:30 – 12:00 CCB and IPDA roles in PDS4 improvements (D. Crichton, D. Heather, T. Stein) 12:00 – 12:30 PDS4 Documentation BREAK 13:30 –16:30 PDS4 Implementation Project Discussion - PDS4 Implementation Project Needs - Detailed Implementation Discussion - [Points to come from S. Martinez for ESA] - PDS4 Training Plans / Needs - [Based upon previous discussions] 16:30 – 17:00 Prepare project report / plan and discussion for IPDA SC (D. Heather, D. Crichton) 17:00 – Adjourn

18. Discussions during annual meetings Significant discussion/plan for PDS4 release Significant discussion for PDAP release Continued emphasis on sharing tools/software Registering and accessing data from other space agencies Discussion on international peer reviews New/missing projects Outreach

19. Part III: Open Action Items Explore addition of new countries (Poland, Sweden, Brazil, etc..) Outreach Search services PDAP applications PDS4 release

20. Publications Kasaba Y., Capria M. T., Crichton D., Zender, J., Beebe, R. and the IPDA,, The International Planetary Data Alliance (IPDA): Activities in 2008-2010, Space Research Today, 176, 40-45, Dec. 2009. Daniel J. Crichton, Alain Sarkissian, J. Steven Hughes, David Heather, Santa Martinez, Reta Beebe, Lynn D. V. Neakrase, Yukio Yamamto, B. Gopala Krishna, Towards an international planetary data standards based on PDS4, LPSC; 2 pages, 2013.

21. Agenda of the IPDA 10 th Annual Meeting July 22-24, 2015 Wednesday, July 22, 2015 09:00 Welcome (Alain) 09:05 Local logistics (Yukio) 9:15 Agenda Review (Dan) 09:20 Update on the IPDA (Alain) 10:00Agency Reports Each agency to discuss support for current and upcoming missions, use of standards, and development of archiving systems 13:30 Welcome and Overview at JAXA (C-SODA data center leader) 13:50Agency Reports Each agency to discuss support for current and upcoming missions, use of standards, and development of archiving systems Etc…

22. PLANETARY DATA DEVELOPMENTS OF DATA ARCHIVING, TOOLS AND SERVICES FOR SPACE MISSIONS IN FRANCE Alain Sarkissian and French colleagues

23. PLANETARY DATA ARCHIVES for France, by lab: CDPP, LESIA, IPSL, IAS DEVELOPMENTS OF DATA ARCHIVING TOOLS AND SERVICES FOR SPACE MISSIONS AT IPSL (Institut Pierre Simon Laplace) Alain Sarkissian

24. Sources: Data/information from/related to space missions Objectives: Consolidation/extension of existing data bases The Solar System Data Portal of the IPSL bdap.ipsl.fr, is part of IPSL Data Center

26. Mars Express, SPICAM: 2003-2009 online at PSA, PDS3 Venus Express SPICAV: 2005-2010 online at PSA, PDS3 Cassini-Huygens ACP: 100% online at PSA, PDS3 MSLSAM: 2013- at PDS, PDS4! ISS SOLSPEC: 2008-, TBD, IPSL SOHO SWAN: 1995-, 100%, realtime online, IPSL PICARD Sodism: 2009-, 80%, IPSL Rosetta Cosac and Consert: 2114 Lab experiment PAMPRE, 2008, IPSL Climate Models Mars, Venus and Titan, on line at IPSL Chemistry Models Reaction lists, on line at IPSL Portal IDIS Atmospheres Node, Europlanet / IPSL Portal FONDUE, Interplanetary FUV 30 years of space experiments, (IVOA) Portal VO-SCAT, Sun-Climate, IPSL

27. Tools and services at IPSL - Science case oriented portals (Europlanet, VO-SCAT, Polar Caps, etc..) - Bibliography, experts, labs (Europlanet) - Workflows (LATMOS, IPSL) - Proposal to ESA related to a science case - And contribution to Europlanet VO (registry, table, data access, etc…)

28. Teaching Activities How to play with interoperable data bases using Aladin, workflows on atmospheric H2O and on exoplanets search UVSQ/IPSL/OHP SIMO ERCA

29. IPSL contribution to IPDA -> 2015 - review PDS4 - participation TEG - other contribution : comments to PDAP, spectral extension, etc… - posters at several international and national meetings - teaching activities involving planetary data (Picard) - hosting IPDA 2013 SC meeting - Inviting contributions from Armenia, Algeria, Bulgaria, Finland, etc… - vice chair and chair of the IPDA

30. Objectives IPDA 2015- - SC, PDS4, TEG, Trainings - New tutorials - New space agencies