Improving Interoperability Through Shared Catalog-Driven Applications
Learn how to enhance interoperability via a shared catalog-driven map application. Explore the challenges and requirements involved in building catalog-driven map applications. Discover ways to overcome these challenges and foster more interoperability through catalog applications like TerriaJS.
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Improving interoperability via a shared catalog-driven map application Rich Signell, USGS Filipe Fernandes, SECOORA Kyle Wilcox, Axiom Data Science IOOS DMAC Meeting Silver Spring 2017-03-17
Most of the talk was demo using these links... http://nationalmap.gov.au http://gamone.whoi.edu/terriajs/#clean&proxy/_60s/https://raw.githubusercont ent.com/USGS-CMG/terriajs-dive/master/examples/ioos_csw.json https://ioos.github.io/notebooks_demos http://ioos.github.io/notebooks_demos/other_resources/ http://ioos.github.io/notebooks_demos/notebooks/2016-12-19-exploring_csw https://github.com/rsignell- usgs/notebook/blob/master/CSW/csw_roms_hawaii.ipynb
Catalog-driven map application requirements Map service must be running Catalog service must be running Dataset must be in catalog Metadata must have web service endpoints (known to application) Endpoints must be unambiguously identified Web service endpoints must be running
Challenges Entrenched frameworks Updating services, fixing metadata and service issues at provider side Speed Reliability
Lets build interoperability through more catalog applications! More catalog-driven notebooks More use of catalogs in portals More work on applications like TerriaJS
Lets build interoperability through more catalog applications! More catalog-driven notebooks More use of catalogs in portals More work on applications like TerriaJS WE CAN OVERCOME! USE THE CATALOG, LUKE!
