1. GEO-IDE Community Building and Best Practices Process GEO-IDE Standards Process Denver Post, Sunday, 9 April 2006

2. GEO-IDE Principle #6 Standards and practices: Appropriate use of information technologies, widely shared standards, and integration approaches are vital to facilitate collection, management, discovery, dissemination, and access services for environmental data and products. This will ensure interoperability among providers, systems, and users. Effective application of standards and best practices contribute to the development of systems that are interoperable, efficient, reliable, scalable, and adaptable.

3. Goal The goal of the GEO-IDE Community Building and Best Practices Process (CB2P2) is to facilitate the creation and development of communities of practice in NOAA that can share expertise, experience, and data. These communities are integral to cost effective data management and to participation in an integrated international data environment. Increase Communication and Sharing Build on Running Code Organize Around Data Types

4. Organizations Time Time Confir med System/Presenter 8:30 – 8:55 AWIPS - John Vogel/Ronla Henry/Steve Schotz/Tim Hopkins/Ed Mandel 8:55 – 9:20ADDS - Wallace/John Sereno/Robert Sallee 9:20 – 9:45CAWS - John Sereno 9:45 – 10:10NDFD – Dave Ruth/Matt Peroutka 10:10 – 10:35GIS - Ira Graffman/Kari Sheets 10:35 – 10:50Break 10:50 – 11:15IOOS - Marcia Weaks/Jeff de La Beaujardiere 11:15 – 11:40NGDC – Ted Habermann 11:40 – 12:054D Radar Server – Kurt Hondl 12:05 – 12:30MADIS - Dave Helms/Patricia Miller 12:30 – 1:30Lunch 1:30 – 1:55NCEP CCS & NOMADS – Ben Kyger/Allan Darling 1:55 – 2:20 TOC (TG/NDGD/NOAANet) – Craig Hegemann/Barbara Tobe/Walter Smith 2:20 – 2:45Web Farms – Bob Bunge 2:45 – 3:10NDE (NPP/NPOESS) – Jim Silva/Jim Yoe/Geof Goodrum 3:10 – 3:35*GAS – Reginald Lawrence

5. Space Observations Ocean Observations Land Surface Observations Atmospheric Observations Time Series Data Types Multi- dimensional fields Points Profiles Geospatial Framework Data Geospatial Framework Data Trajectories Grids Time Series Multi- dimensional fields Points Profiles Geospatial Framework Data Geospatial Framework Data Trajectories Grids Metadata

6. Increase Communication with the Data Management Committee and other managers with other standards processes (NOAA TRM, NOAA IOOS, NASA, FGDC, IOOS, GEOSS, OGC, ISO, Vendors, Universities) with the NOAA Data Management community

7. GEO-IDE Wiki

8. Standards Information

9. More Details on Data Types

10. 10 National International NOAA Support Architecture and Data Management Group and provide Executive Secretariat for Strategic Assessment Group Support IOOS Integrated Product Team Support Architecture and Data Committee Support Strategic Implementation Team (SIT) and the Working Group on Information Systems and Services (WGISS) International National External GEO-IDE Partners

11. Existing Communities - Metadata

12. Existing Communities - Data Access

13. THREDDS - One Catalog to Unite Them All GEO-IDE ’10 - Unified Access Framework Grids Multiple Analysis and Visualization Clients DAPERDDAPWCSWMS Metadata New Gridded Datasets, Other Common Data Model Data Capabilities

14. NewThink 1.Think about Communities and Best Practices 2.Think about data types 3.Share ideas and practices across NOAA: Join the GEO-IDE Community 4.If you are using OGC Standards: Add them to the Wiki so I can talk about them at the OGC and Meteorology Meeting next month! https://www.nosc.noaa.gov/dmc/swg/wiki