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National Coastal Data Development Center (NCDDC) - Overview. The National Water Quality Monitoring Council Meeting, February 1, 2011 Pensacola, Fla. NOAA Weather Service. NOAA FIsheries. NOAA Satellites & Information. NOAA Research. NOAA Ocean Service. NOAA Marine & Aviation Operations. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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National Coastal Data Development Center (NCDDC) - Overview
The National Water Quality Monitoring Council Meeting, February 1, 2011
Pensacola, Fla
Department of Commerce
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
National Oceanographic
Data Center
National Climate Data Center
National Geophysical Data
Center
NOAA Weather Service
NOAA Satellites & Information
NOAA FIsheries
NOAA Marine & Aviation Operations
NOAA Ocean Service
NOAA Research
National Coastal Data Development
Center
NOAA Line Office Organization
Russ BeardDirector
Susan StarkePrograms & Planning
Rost Parsons, PhDChief Scientist
Mary O’CheryAdministrative
Officer
Science ServicesScience Services
Coastal DataAcquisitionsCoastal DataAcquisitions
Coastal DataAccess
Coastal DataAccess
Patrick CaldwellPacific Islands
Regional Science Officer
Betsy GardnerGeospatial Mapping
Developer
Eric RobyWeb and Data
Services Developer
Juanita SandidgeIT Operations
Director
Juanita SandidgeIT Operations
Director
Julie BoschGulf of Mexico
Regional Science Officer
Scott Cross, PhDSoutheast
Regional Science Officer
Sharon MesickRegional Science
OfficerAdministration
Information Technology (IT)
Science
Fisheries BiologistVacant
Brad NunnComputerScientist
Physical ScientistVacant
NCDDC Facts and FiguresPeople and Facilities
• People– Ten Federal onsite Employees– Two Federal offsite Employees
(Liaison Officers) – Three Vacant Federal Billet– Twenty -One Contractor
Employee Workforce• Facilities
– Stennis: 8000 sq ft of office and computer spaces leased from NASA
– Office at University of Hawaii – Office at NCCOS Lab Charleston – Office at LSU – 2011 Planned move to Northern
Gulf Institute - Stennis
5
Key Strengths/Focus of NCDDC
• Regional Ecosystem Data Management (REDM)
• Metadata development (semantic search and ontologies)
• Data discovery, mining, access, transport, archive, entry tools, and collaborative web tools
• Liaison Officers / Regional Approach• Wide constituent base, customer service
and user outreach • Biological data considerations• Geospatial enablement and visualization,
e.g., ARC GIS and Google map• Data integration, fusion and partnerships
Key focus “comprehensive end-to-end data management for the coastal environment”
Gulf of Mexico AllianceProposal to Alliance Management Team
Environmental Environmental EducationEducation
Coastal Coastal CommunityCommunityResilienceResilience
Nutrients &Nutrients &Nutrient Nutrient ImpactsImpacts
Ecosystems Ecosystems IntegrationIntegration
& Assessment& Assessment
Habitat Habitat ConservationConservation& Restoration& Restoration
WaterWaterQualityQuality
2 Reps Each•Technical
•Programmatic
NESDIS TechnicalAdvisor
Julie Bosch
GoMAGoMAData ManagementData Management
CommitteeCommittee12 members12 members
DATA MANAGEMENT FOUNDATIONMetadata development, standards, protocols, formats, gap analyses, interoperability, common discovery,
access, delivery, and archive (?) of GoMA data
IOOS DMAC Steering Committee IOOS DMAC Metadata and Data Discovery Expert Team - Chair NOAA IOOS Data Interoperability Framework (DIF) Integrated Product Team (IPT) NOAA IOOS Data Interoperability Framework (DIF) Metadata Working Group NOAA IOOS Data Interoperability Framework (DIF) Web Services Data Encoding Working Group NOAA DMIT - (non-voting member - IOOS observer role) NOAA IRMT - Metadata NOAA Integrated Ocean and Coastal Mapping Group Interagency Ocean and Coastal Mapping Inventory Project - Planning Committee Interagency Ocean and Coastal Mapping Inventory Project - Metadata Working Group Chair Marine Metadata Interoperability - Steering Team Marine Metadata Interoperability - Technical Team GCOOS Data Management and Communications Committee
CONSENSUS - DRIVEN
National Oceanographic Data Center OC6 Division- Coastal Data Development Center
DEEPWATER DEEPWATER JOINT ANALYSIS GROUPJOINT ANALYSIS GROUP
NODC Data and Analysis EffortsNODC Data and Analysis Efforts
DEEPWATER DEEPWATER JOINT ANALYSIS GROUPJOINT ANALYSIS GROUP
NODC Data and Analysis EffortsNODC Data and Analysis Efforts
Joint Analysis GroupJoint Analysis Group
All Source Observing Systems
Data Centers & Centers of Data
Protecting Living Marine Resources
Archive & Stewardship
NOAA Observing Systems Collection & Process
VerifiedData
Streams
CalibrationValidation
QA/QCMetadata
Data Assembly Center(e.g. OR&R, NDBC, NODC)
Data Assembly Center(e.g. OR&R, NDBC, NODC)
Research Community
Interagency Management
Assimilation, Integration & Visualization
OR&R ICC
Decision Support
ToolsNICNIC
Thomas Jefferson
NOAA P-3
DWH Data ManagementHeterogeneous, Complex, and
Voluminous
Slocum Glider
Interagency Charge to JAG
• Document the Document the subsurface subsurface plumeplume
• Look for Look for presence of presence of hydrocarbons hydrocarbons
• AnalyzeAnalyze oxygen oxygen levelslevels
GOMRT, OAR Sea GrantResearch Activities
The “Next Generation” Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
(1985)
Supporting the Gulf Coast Restoration & Recovery Task Force; Development of a Prototype GOM Digital Atlas Workshop
The Task Force will rely upon the five guiding principles/objectives outlined by Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus in his report to the President titled America’s Gulf Coast: A Long-term Recovery Plan after the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill:
• Coastal Wetland and Barrier Shoreline Habitats are Healthy and Resilient. • Fisheries are Healthy, Diverse and Sustainable. • Coastal Communities are Adaptive and Resilient. • A More Sustainable Storm Buffer Exists. • Inland Habitats, Watersheds and Off Shore Waters are Healthy and Well Managed.
What was the original purpose of the atlas? Why do we want to update the atlas?
'The atlas aims to communicate diverse and complex information on resource use problems in an understandable way for decision makers and other interested users.'
Key word in the above ... “understandable” ... directs the creators of the atlas to synthesize ... not just map. –
"The information presented in this atlas should provide an improved understanding of relationships and interactions among the diverse phenomena in the Gulf of Mexico and increase the general awareness of the valuable resources of this region."
Gulf of MexicoCoastal and Ocean Zones
Strategic Assessment: Data AtlasSample Table of Contents
1.0 Physical Environments1.01 .... Bathymetry1.02 .... Bottom Sediments1.03 .... Coral Reefs and Hard Bottom Areas1.04 .... Petroleum Hydrocarbon Seeps1.05 .... Shoreline Characteristics1.06 .... Rivers and Lakes1.07 .... Surface Temperatures: January1.08 .... Surface Temperatures: July1.09 .... Bottom Temperatures: Winter1.10 .... Bottom Temperatures: Summer1.11 .... Prevailing Winds: January1.12 .... Prevailing Winds: July1.13 .... Geostrophic Surface Currents: January1.14 .... Geostrophic Surface Currents: July1.15 .... Remotely sensed Sea Surface Temperature
2.0 Biotic Environments2.01 .... Forested Wetlands2.02 .... Nonforested Wetlands2.03 .... Seagrasses2.04 .... Benthic Algae2.05 .... Remotely Sensed Ocean
3.0 Living Marine Resources Species Life History TableInvertebratesFishesReptilesMammals
Example Digital Atlas
Challenges for the Prototype Digital Atlas• Requirement-Driven, i.e., Useful for the GC Restoration &
Recovery Task Force, GOMA, GOM Ecosystem Activities• Use Existing Budget(s)• Completion of Prototype - End of FY11 (~8 months)• Scoping and Identifying Commitments From Each of the
Partners Involved • Scaled Temporally and Spatially to Meet Timeline• A Limited Set of Data Elements• Use Statistically Relevant Data• Use Readily Available Public Data • Data Elements Used are Recognized as a “Gold Standard”
Examples of Atlas-Ready Data Sources
• NODC Global 4 Km Sea Surface Temperature for the GOM (1981-2010)
• NRL GOM Ocean Color (1998-2011)• NODC World Ocean Database (T, S, 1/10 Degree)
1950-current for the GOM; DO, Nutrients – P & N• NGDC Coastal Relief Model; Bathymetry Viewer,
Sediments Database (GOM)• NMFS GOM Species Distribution and Abundance
Internal NODC/NCDDC Drivers – Roadmap for FY11 and Beyond
• Complete regional analyses to identify spatial and temporal gaps in Essential Climate Variables (ECV) in GOM
• Develop GOM coastal climatologies using existing data archives
• Identify priority data sets – 1st regional focus GOM– E.g., currents, waves, fisheries data (SEAMAP), HABS,
Hypoxia, Biological/Chemical (CO2)• Products in support of coastal and marine spatial planning• Identify priority ECVs that are satellite-based, e.g., salinity,
Chl, altimetry, surface wind and current
External Drivers – NOAA Next Generation Strategic Plan
• Climate Adaptation and Mitigation• Weather-Ready Nation• Healthy Oceans• Resilient Coastal Communities and Economies• NOAA’s Science and Technology Enterprise• NOAA’s Engagement Enterprise• NOAA’s Organization and Administration Enterprise
*NOAA’s Priority Objective Teams, e.g., Ecosystem Based Management and Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning
Improved Electronic Data Checklist
Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment: Data Atlas
Questions?
Contact Information
Russ Beard, Director NCDDC – [email protected]
Dr A Rost Parsons, Lead Scientist – [email protected]