In-situ Earth observation and geospatial data sharing and management as key basis for the climate emergency understanding
Convener:
Ivette Serral
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Co-conveners:
Alba Brobia,
Joan Masó,
Marie-Francoise Voidrot,
José Miguel Rubio Iglesias
Posters on site
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Attendance Tue, 25 Apr, 14:00–15:45 (CEST) Hall X4
Tue, 14:00
In the context of Earth Observation, common understanding exists regarding the application of FAIR principles and GEO Data Sharing and Management principles for remote sensing satellite data, while in-situ data still faces issues related to its fragmentation, legal, organizational, technical aspects including a lack of standardization, harmonization, and integration to better solve the global challenges the planet and our society. It is then a major bottleneck to upscale from local to global. Global initiatives such as GEO, its work on Essential Variables and the European component EuroGEO; the Copernicus programme through the activities of the In-Situ Component; the activities conducive to the Common European Green Deal data space; and the work around the UN SDGs are providing important approaches to this aim.
In this context, topics as:
• Promoting free, full, open and timely access to in situ data; implementation of the GEO Data Sharing and Management principles;
• Methodological approaches to collect and manage in situ data requirements, including the application of the Essential Variables concept as a potential common framework;
• Pushing in situ data and its fit-for-purpose as a driver to define data collections: temporal and spatial resolution, thematic accuracy, model harmonisation and interoperability, formats, spatial and temporal coverage;
• Challenges in in situ data accessibility and re-usability (including both technical and licensing aspects);
• In-situ data gap analysis and best practices and recommendations
will be appreciated.
X4.227
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EGU23-8850
Harmonize open in-situ data for better re-use
(withdrawn)
X4.229
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EGU23-6359
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ECS
X4.231
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EGU23-1970
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ECS
X4.233
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EGU23-17465
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ECS
X4.234
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EGU23-1861
The struggle for free data: Twenty years experience from the Trans-African Hydro-Meteorological Observatory (TAHMO)
(withdrawn)