idmp cee activity 1.3 by gregor gregoric
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Drought Information exchange PlatformTRANSCRIPT
Drought information exchange
Platform Activity 1.3
GWP CEE Council Meeting Hodrusa Hamre; 13 October 2013
Gregor Gregorič Environmental Agency of Slovenia Gregor. [email protected] Luka Honzak BO-MO LTD. [email protected]
What is “platform”
• An information architecture and an intelligent infrastructure that enables exchange of data, relevant for drought analysis, as well as continous automated sensing, monitoring and decision support for drought risk management operations.
• Act. 1.3: review existing platforms and make a proposal for an integration of IDMP products and data into one of them in order to design a common concept of capacity development and knowledge transfer.
Examples – WMO network
Products/monitors BOM
Australia
ICPAC
Africa
NDMC
USA EDO
Basic indicators
Complex
indicators SPI
SPI, CMI,
PDSI SPI, CDI
Remote sensing
data NDVI
VegDRI,
NDVI
fAPAR,
NDWI
Field reports
Impact data
Bulletins
Bureau of Meteorology – Australia (http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/drought/) IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (http://www.icpac.net/) U. S. Drought Monitor (http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu) European Drought Observatory – EDO (http://edo.jrc.ec.europa.eu)
Drought monitors
U. S. Drought Monitor
Tmap is updated weekly by combining a variety of data-based drought indices and indicators and local expert input into a single composite drought indicator.
U. S. Drought Monitor
IImpact reporter ccommitment of stake holders Sstandardization of response
Joint Research Centre
• Directorate-General of the European Commission (the “in-house science service”), providing independent scientific and technological support for EU policy-making
• 7 different locations; Institute for Environment and sustanability (IES) located in Ispra, Italy
European Drought Observatory (EDO)
edo.jrc.ec.europa.eu
EDO provides: Continental overview of
information on drought Visualization and analysis Seamless access to
regional and national drought information
Why EDO?
• Long term commitment to European countries (not limited to EU members!)
• Continuity of outcomes of the projects
• Large past investments into infrastructure
European Drought Observatory (EDO)
Information on current droughts (reports, “drought in media”) Data and tools – “factsheets”
EDO Mapviewer
• A web-based Map Viewer, available on EDO webpage
(DATA&TOOLS->EDO MapViewer)
• It enables the visualisation, overlay/comparison and interrogation of spatial datasets over the Internet using WMS (Web Map Service) protocol.
EDO Mapviewer - overview
EDO Mapviewer – multiscale approach
EDO Mapviewer – compare indicators
EDO Mapviewer – compare indicators
EDO Drought Metadata Catalogue
• Web application for searching and updating the drought catalog (http://vap-xjedo.jrc.it/Search/Search.html), developed by the University of Zaragoza for EuroGEOSS Project.
• Metadata adjustments have been made to ensure ISO (19115, 19119, 19139) and INSPIRE compliancy.
• The catalogue functionalities were improved including a “Drought Vocabulary”, defined and implemented during the project.
• The catalogue provides search, discovery and preview facilities of spatial and non – spatial metadata.
EDO Drought Metadata Catalogue
EDO Drought Metadata Catalogue
GWP IDMP project and EDO
• Example of successfull story: EUROGEOSS project, where we made DMCSEE drought products available in EDO Mapviewer.
• EUROGEOSS (http://www.eurogeoss.eu/)
– FP7 project , focused on three strategic areas: drought, forestry and biodiversity
– Demonstrates the added value to the scientific community and society of making existing systems and applications interoperable and used within the GEOSS and INSPIRE frameworks.
EUROGEOSS – EDO
DMCSEE GIS
application
EDO
DMCSEE WMS
server (UNM
Mapserver)
http://www.dmcsee.org/en/drought_monitor/
EUROGEOSS - EDO
PProject
destription
under Home -
> Projects (http://edo.jrc.ec.eur
opa.eu/edov2/php/i
ndex.php?id=1004)
OWS (OGC Web Services)
• Standards defined by Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC).
• WMS – Web Map Service
• WCS – Web Coverage Service
• WFS – Web Feature Service
• WPS – Web Processing Service
• CSW – Catalogue Service for the Web
WMS – Web Map Service
• Service used to display geospatial information in a raster format; it is mainly a view service.
http://www.dmcsee.org/cgi-bin/mapserv?map=/var/www/tmp/dmcsee_wms/dmcsee_wms.map&SERVICE=WMS&VERSION=1.0.0&REQUEST=GetMap&SRS=EPSG:4326&HEIGHT=360&WIDTH=760&FORMAT=image/png&BBOX=11,33.995,47.005,50&LAYERS=SPI6&TIME=19991001
WMS – how does it work?
spatial
data WMS server
server user
Spatial
presentation
Return WMS capabilities in XML document
2. Invoke »GetMap« operation
Return map image in .gif, .png, or .svg. format
Client WMS Server 1. Invoke »GetCapabilities« operation
Future work - Implementation guide • In work, final version end of November.
DATA – country participation – Proposed set of drought indicators.
– SPI 1,2,3,6,12.
– Description of indicator, base period …
– Rasted data prepared in georeferenced format.
EDO – Raster data – WMS (Web Map Service)
– Vector data – WFS (Web Feature Service)
• Technical support - next workshop