[GO-ESSP] GO-ESSP Seattle '08 post-workshop materials

[Steve Hankin]

Wright, Bruce wrote:
> Steve,
>  
> Thanks for this list ... and for hosting an excellent meeting!
>  
> I noted down a further two actions, which don't appear to be captured 
> in the list below:
>    * Proposal for community-wide standards for URLs (a controlled 
> vocabulary of the various parts) to be handed over to the community 
> for use in well constrained domains (e.g. IPCC).
Hi Bruce,

I believe that this concept is already captured in
 
3. Development of a standard URL-naming scheme, primarily in the context 
of AR5 [Martin J., Steve H., Bob D.]

We could perhaps substitute your more detailed wording.  At the GO-ESSP 
meeting we discussed the draft that had emerged from the AR5 planning 
meeting at GFDL.

>    * CF Namespace to be obtained/registered.
>
Do you recall who volunteered for this?
> Are these real actions or is my mind playing tricks :-)
There are some very real ones :-) .  Some are already taking shape with 
just a few weeks having passed.

    - Steve
>
> Regards,
> Bruce
> --
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>  
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>
> *From:* go-essp-bounces at ucar.edu [mailto:go-essp-bounces at ucar.edu] *On 
> Behalf Of *Steve Hankin
> *Sent:* 11 October 2008 00:11
> *To:* go-essp at ucar.edu
> *Subject:* [GO-ESSP] GO-ESSP Seattle '08 post-workshop materials
>
> Hello Go_ESSP participants,
>
> As with past meetings of GO-ESSP, September's GO-ESSP workshop in 
> Seattle was enjoyable and fascinating.  As the host of this years' 
> meeting I'd like to express my thanks to all who attended and helped 
> out for making it a great success.
>
> The on-line agenda from the meeting has been updated with links to the 
> session abstracts and presentation materials.  Thanks to Jason Alvich 
> and Chris Kerr at GFDL for pulling this together.  See 
> http://go-essp.gfdl.noaa.gov/2008/agenda.html
>
> Below are the volunteer action items that we drafted in the final hour 
> of the meeting.  While many of the items represent unfunded (or 
> inadequately funded) work, all are important goals for our community.  
> I hope we will all refer back to these as touch stones from time to 
> time to remind us of priorities and help us to measure our progress.
>
>     thanks - Steve Hankin (on behalf of the GO-ESSP Organizing Committee)
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ACTION ITEMS from September 2008 GO-ESSP Community Workshop
>
>    1. Formulate a letter about our concerns regarding OGC/WCS, forward
>       it, and identify a path forward. [/initiated via GALEON email in
>       September by Jon Blower, Steve Hankin, John Caron, Roy M. et. al./]
>    2. Need a syntax for server-side georeferencing along with
>       analysis. [/Roland S., Steve H., Roy M/.]
>    3. Development of a standard URL-naming scheme, primarily in the
>       context of AR5 [/Martin J., Steve H., Bob D/.]
>    4. Federated identity management and authentication, authorization
>       in the IPCC AR5 context (MPI, BADC, ESG/NCAR/PCMDI)
>    5. NcWMS, F-TDS, and THREDDS connections [/Roland S., John B., John
>       C./]
>    6. Link the BODC Vocab server to the CF server and standard names
>       (Ethan: OGC manages registered URN standard names spaces, of
>       interest?) [/Roy L./]
>    7. Expand Gridspec for more scenarios  [/? , Karen Schuchardt/]
>    8. Define an API for GridSpec regridding operations via fregrid
>       code [/Steve H., Bob D., Balaji/]
>    9. Create a TDS-based regridding service for GridSpec [/Steve H.,
>       Roland S., Balaji/]
>   10. Integrate ERDDAP into LAS [/Roy M/.]
>   11. Figure out how to make GridSpec as part of CF [/Balaji/]
>   12. Develop a data model and a netCDF implementation that addresses
>       the needs of unstructured grid modelers [/Rich Signell/]
>
>
>
>
>

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