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Enhancements of the \"eHabitat\" Use Scenario in GEOSS StP (Abstract/Comunicazione in atti di convegno)
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M. Santoro (1), G. Dubois (2), M. Schulz (2), J.O. Skøien (2), S. Nativi (3), S. Peedell (2), and E. Boldrini (1) (2012)
Enhancements of the "eHabitat" Use Scenario in GEOSS StP
in EGU General Assembly 2012, Vienna, Austria, 22 - 27 April 2012
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- (1) Institute of Methodologies for Environmental Analysis of the National Research Council of Italty (IMAA-CNR), Italy, (2)
Joint Research Centre - European Commission , (3) Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research of the National Research
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- Enhancements of the \"eHabitat\" Use Scenario in GEOSS StP (literal)
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- The number of interoperable research infrastructures has increased significantly with the growing awareness of
the efforts made by the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS). One of the Social Benefit Areas
(SBA) that is benefiting most from GEOSS is biodiversity, given the costs of monitoring the environment and
managing complex information, from space observations to species records including their genetic characteristics.
But GEOSS goes beyond the simple sharing of the data as it encourages the connectivity of models (the GEOSS
ModelWeb), an approach easing the handling of often complex multi-disciplinary questions such as understanding
the impact of environmental and climatological factors on ecosystems and habitats.
In the context of GEOSS Architecture Implementation Pilot - Phase 3 (AIP-3), the EC-funded EuroGEOSS
and GENESIS projects have developed and successfully demonstrated the \"eHabitat\" use scenario dealing with
Climate Change and Biodiversity domains. Based on the EuroGEOSS multidisciplinary brokering infrastructure
and on the DOPA (Digital Observatory for Protected Areas, see http://dopa.jrc.ec.europa.eu/), this scenario
demonstrated how a GEOSS-based interoperability infrastructure can aid decision makers to assess and possibly
forecast the irreplaceability of a given protected area, an essential indicator for assessing the criticality of threats
this protected area is exposed to.
The \"eHabitat\" use scenario was advanced in the GEOSS Sprint to Plenary activity; the advanced scenario
will include the \"EuroGEOSS Data Access Broker\" and a new version of the eHabitat model in order to support
the use of uncertain data.
The multidisciplinary interoperability infrastructure which is used to demonstrate the \"eHabitat\" use scenario
is composed of the following main components:
a) A Discovery Broker: this component is able to discover resources from a plethora of different and heterogeneous
geospatial services, presenting them on a single and standard discovery service;
b) A Discovery Augmentation Component (DAC): this component builds on existing discovery and semantic
services in order to provide the infrastructure with semantics enabled queries;
c) A Data Access Broker: this component provides a seamless access of heterogeneous remote resources via a
unique and standard service;
d) Environmental Modeling Components (i.e. OGC WPS): these implement algorithms to predict evolution of
protected areas
This presentation introduces the advanced infrastructure developed to enhance the \"eHabitat\" use scenario.
The presented infrastructure will be accessible through the GEO Portal and was used for demonstrating the
\"eHabitat\" model at the last GEO Plenary Meeting - Istanbul, November 2011. (literal)
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