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Title: Data Management in NACP


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Data Management in NACP
  • Robert Cook
  • Environmental Sciences Division
  • Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  • and the SSGs Data Task Force

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Topics
  • Data in NACP
  • NACP Data Policy
  • NACPs Modeling and Synthesis Thematic Data
    Center (MAST-DC)
  • Challenges and Actions what you can do.

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NACP Approach Data and Modeling Intensive
Source Bill Emanuel, NASA
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NACP Data Management Planning Activities
(Thornton and Cook, Co-chairs)
  • January 2005 Workshop
  • Multi-agency, international
    workshop to define NACP
    data system
  • Report available on
    www.nacarbon.org
  • NACP Data Systems Task Force (formed May 2005)
  • Subgroup of Science Steering Group
  • Formed to describe the requirements for an NACP
    Data System and develop an NACP Data Policy

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Data Task Force
  • Steve Aulenbach, NCAR
  • Tom Boden, ORNL
  • Scott Doney, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
  • John Dwyer, USGS, EROS
  • Dave Hollinger, USDAFS
  • Tom Maiersperger, USGS, LP-DAAC
  • Jeff Morisette, NASA GSFC
  • Dennis Ojima, Colorado State University
  • Elizabeth Pattey, Agriculture and Agrifoods,
    Canada
  • Mac Post, ORNL
  • Mohan Ramamurthy, UCAR
  • Greg Reams, USDAFS
  • Pieter Tans, NOAACMDL
  • Sharon Waltman, USDANRCS
  • Thomas White, Pacific Forestry Centre, Canada
  • Bob Cook, ORNL (Co-Chair)
  • Peter Thornton, NCAR (Co-Chair)

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Background NACP Data Policy
  • Recommendation from NACP Data Workshop Report
    (January 2005)
  • NACP should develop a data policy
  • CCIWG and SSG should develop effective means for
    implementing the data policy
  • NACP Data Policy
  • Based on international and national data
    policies, e.g.,
  • IGBP
  • Climate Change Science Program
  • Large-Scale Biosphere Atmosphere Experiment in
    Amazonia
  • AmeriFlux
  • For US Investigations

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NACP Data Policy Key Elements
  • Definition of NACP Data
  • Data Sharing
  • Integrating data for NACP requires a data policy
    that provides open access to data in a timely
    manner
  • Giving Credit to Data Collectors
  • Protecting the Rights of Students
  • Data Management based on standard metadata and
    open source software
  • Data Archive
  • Sharing and archiving models (source code)
  • Acknowledging NACP
  • Resolving Conflicts

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NACP Data Policy Next Steps
  • Status NACP Data Policy approved by SSG and
    CCIWG as a draft for review by NACP Investigators
  • Provide feedback / comments to Peter Thornton and
    Bob Cook by February 9
  • Review version is available on NACP Web Site on
    the Documents page
  • http//www.nacarbon.org/nacp/documents/NACP_Data_P
    olicy_200611_ssg.pdf

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NACP Data System Components
  • Data Central not funded
  • Project Profiles and links to data at NACP Web
    Site (www.nacarbon.org)
  • NASA solicited for Thematic Data Center for
    Modeling and Synthesis
  • Modeling and Synthesis Thematic Data Center
    (MAST-DC) was selected
  • Bob Cook, Mac Post, Bruce Wilson (ORNL), and
    Peter Thornton (NCAR) (investigators)

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Goals Of MAST-DC
  • Provide data management services to NACP
    investigators and agencies performing modeling
    and synthesis activities
  • Free modelers and those doing the synthesis and
    integration from having to perform data
    management functions.
  • Based on NACP requirements established, MAST-DC
    will provide data products and services in a
    central location, in consistent and uniform
    grids, with common and co-registered spatial
    projection, in easily converted formats.

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MAST-DC Tasks
  1. Establish specific data management needs of NACP
    modelers and synthesis groups and coordinate with
    other thematic data centers
  2. Prepare and distribute model input data
  3. Provide data management support for model
    outputs
  4. Provide tools for accessing, subsetting and
    visualization
  5. Provide observation data packages to evaluate
    model output and
  6. Support synthesis activities, including data
    support for workshops

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Framework
MAST-DC Data and Services
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  • Current services from MAST-DC
  • Provided jointly with NASAs ORNL DAAC
    (Distributed Active Archive Center)
  • Survey on spatial data requirements (ends on Feb.
    1)
  • Clearinghouse of background data for NACP
  • WebGIS with background layers and links to field
    data
  • Subsetting tool for remote sensing products
    (MODIS Land Products)
  • Links to existing data products and thematic data
    centers
  • Web Site nacp.ornl.gov/mast-dc/

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MAST-DC User Groupprovide guidance to MAST-DC in
establishing specific data management needs of
NACP modelers and synthesis groups
  • Arlyn Andrews Atmos. Concentrations
  • Steve Aulenbach Data Systems
  • Rich Birdsey Forest Inventories and
    Biology
  • Lisa Dilling Decision Support
  • Scott Denning Top Down
  • Richard Houghton Carbon Budget Modeling
  • Gregg Marland Anthropogenic Emissions Modeling
  • Jeff Masek Remote Sensing
    Observations
  • Rama Nemani Integrative Modeling
  • Stephen Ogle Agricultural Data and Modeling
  • Dennis Ojima Bottom Up
  • Members selected with input from NASA and NACP
    SSG

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NACP Data ManagementConcluding thoughts (1 of 2)
Challenge Providing effective data management
to meet NACP goals in the absence of Data Central
  • Leverage as much as possible from thematic data
    centers (action CCIWG and SSG)
  • NACP needs to improve coordination with existing
    thematic data centers
  • Data sharing strategies to facilitate the
    exchange of data / information from many data
    sources (action Investigators)
  • Creative solutions from investigators

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NACP Data ManagementConcluding thoughts (2 of 2)
  • Coordinate data needs of a highly diverse
    collection of investigations (action
    Investigators)
  • Identify data you will produce and share
  • Identify data you expect others to provide
  • Identify data gaps (data you need to complete
    your analysis)
  • Identify data products required for synthesis and
    modeling
  • Key actions for each of the breakout groups
  • By February 9
  • Provide comments / feedback on the NACP Data
    Policy to Peter Thornton and Bob Cook

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Thank you
Image courtesy of NASA/GSFC
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Ocean Data Management Activities
  • OCCC and OCB data served by Woods Hole
  • Carbon biogeochemistry data (primarily pCO2)
    served by ORNL

Data from ships of opportunity (Underway data)
Buoy / mooring data
Photos from Alex Kozyr, ORNL
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Data Central High priority functions
  • Coordinate with NACP-related thematic data
    centers
  • Define metadata standards
  • Establish and maintain a metadata index of
    NACP-relevant data holdings across multiple
    Thematic Data Centers, including index of data
    held locally by projects/PIs
  • Coordinate with NACP Office to link the dataset
    metadata index with the project metadata index
    generated and maintained by the NACP Office
  • Provide metadata entry tools for investigators
    who are not working directly with a thematic data
    center

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Data Central High priority functions
  • Functions originally envisioned for Data Central
    that might be met by the thematic data centers
  • Data versioning system, with subscription and
    update services
  • PI-managed access control (following NACP Data
    Policy) to versions of data
  • Machine access to data holdings (OpenDAP servers)
  • Subsetting and GIS data services

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Data Coordination
  • NACP is an ambitious highly integrated
    interdisciplinary research program, designed to
    use observations on land, sea, air, and from
    space with models to understand carbon cycle
  • Data will come from a wide array of sources and
    be used for a large number of purposes
  • Extensive coordination between those making the
    observations and modelers is critical

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NACP Framework
Source Jeff Masek, NASA
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