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1 | Group members | Institution | Project or Service name | Project type or objectives | Project duration | Comments | |||||||||||||||||||||
2 | Alison Pamment | National Centre for Atmospheric Science (UK) | Vocabulary management for CF Metadata Conventions | Facilitating community agreement of terminology (and associated definitions) within climate and earth system science communities | Open ended | CF conventions are particularly important to the climate modelling community, e.g. for CMIP project, but are also becoming more widely used for observations (e.g. satellite EO, radar, oceanography) | |||||||||||||||||||||
3 | Tom Gulbransen | Battelle | National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) | Operational observatory with efforts dedicated to increasing data products' FAIRness | decades | ||||||||||||||||||||||
4 | Maria Stoica | University of Colorado | Scientific Variables Ontology | Creating an ontology blueprint, including universal categories and design patterns, and interpretation tools for creating machine-readable, atomistic representations of scientific variables. | at least 2 more years | SVO provides design patterns for physical observables and mathematical abstractions, including models and operations. Terminology is currently mostly covering the geosciences, but ongoing research efforts are focused on sourcing more terminology from open knowledge bases such as Wiktionary and Wikidata. | |||||||||||||||||||||
5 | Barbara Magagna | Environmental Agency Austria | ENVRIfair | The high-impact ambition of ENVRI-FAIR is to establish the technical preconditions for the successful implementation of a virtual, federated machine-to-machine interface to access environmental data and services provided by the contributing ENVRIs, called the ENVRI-hub. | more than 3 years | harmonising vocabularies for observations across the domains represented in ENVRIfair | |||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Barbara Magagna | Environmental Agency Austria | eLTER Plus | Integrating the operations of advanced cross-disciplinary and transdisciplinary research as reflected by the eLTER Sites and eLTSER Platforms experimental design and Standard Observation framework | at least next 5 years |
A major aim is to foster the development and facilitate the uptake of harmonised observation protocols and methodologies as basis for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable & Re-usable (FAIR) data on Essential Ecosystem Variables (EEVs). Barbara Magagna is the coordinator of EnvThes, the thesaurus of eLTER, where observable properties are described semantically | |||||||||||||||||||||
7 | Barbara Magagna | Environmental Agency Austria | eLTER PPP | The eLTER Preparatory Phase Project (eLTER PPP) represents a decisive phase in the process towards achieving
the long-term strategic goals of the eLTER RI in the mid- and long term | at least next 5 years | eLTER PPP will develop and disseminate novel methods for integrating ecosystem, critical zone, and socio-ecological research at pan-European, in situ research sites, and to integrate in situ measurements and remote sensing to develop and disseminate novel methods for integrating ecosystem, critical zone, and socio-ecological observations. | |||||||||||||||||||||
8 | Barbara Magagna | Environmental Agency Austria | PhD | Interoperability of observable properies | more than 3 years | ||||||||||||||||||||||
9 | Gwen Moncoiffé, Alexandra Kokkinaki | British Oceanographic Data Centre | NERC Vocabulary Server and Services governance | Provision of vocabulary services to the oceanographic community. Supported by multiple sources of funding for maintenance, growth and collaboration (including UK NERC national capability core funding, SeaDataCloud, Envri-FAIR, EMODnet chemistry, Ocean Data Interoperability Program ODIP) | open ended | ||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | Gwen Moncoiffé, Alexandra Kokkinaki, Mike Brown, John Watkins, Alison Pamment, Petra Ten Hoopen | NERC Data Centres (BODC, CEH, CEDA, BAS, BGS) - UK | NERC Environmental Data System integration | Develop greater integration and semantic interoperability between the NERC's domain specific data centres: marine (NOC BODC), atmospheric and earth observations (CEDA), terrestrial and freshwater (CEH EIDC), geoscience (BGS NGDC), and polar and cryosphere (BAS PDC) | at least next two years | ||||||||||||||||||||||
11 | Gwen Moncoiffé, Alexandra Kokkinaki, Mike Brown, John Watkins | BODC+CEH - UK | eLTER and Envri-FAIR | Collaborate on developing shared or interoperable sematic resources | next 5 years | ||||||||||||||||||||||
12 | Alsayed Algergawy | Informatics, FSU Jena | AquaDiva | create the AquaDiva ontology to cover the domain of participating projects in CRC. The ontology is used to support semantic integration of collected datasets. | at least next two years | ||||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Kristin Vanderbilt | US LTER Network | US LTER Controlled Vocabulary | Create thesaurus for annotating datasets generated by the US LTER | open ended | ||||||||||||||||||||||
14 | Lucia Mona, Markus Stocker | CNR - Italy, TIB | ACTRIS DC (Aerosol Clouds Trace gases Reserach Infrastructure datacentre) | Node of the data centre of a big and diverse European research infrastructure working on increasing data products' FAIRness | 3 decades | Lucia: Working on lidar and aerosol remote sensing observations. Currently using CF convention but not all our needs are accomadated by CF so that we would need in the future to apply for new names into those vocabulary. Markus: Happy to contribute the new particle formation event use case, likely a description and summary of this: https://github.com/markusstocker/carbon-workshop | |||||||||||||||||||||
15 | John Graybeal | Stanford University | OntoPortal Alliance | Increase semantic uptake in science and social research | open-ended (new!) | Use Case: A better model of variable representation could be applicable across multiple ontology repository types. | |||||||||||||||||||||
16 | John Graybeal | Stanford University | CEDAR: Center for Expanded Data Annotation and Retrieval | Improve metadata management in research science, with particular attention to semantically meaningful metadata. | open-ended | Use Case: Generic model for variable representation could be powerful and interoperable cross-domain metadata representation solution. | |||||||||||||||||||||
17 | John Graybeal | Stanford University | Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research | Semantic tools (Protégé, BioPortal, CEDAR) supporting biomedical and general research | open-ended (>15 years) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
18 | John Graybeal | (ESIP Federation, Marine Metadata Interoperability project) | Community Ontology Repository | Ontology repository containing semantic resources for earth science | open-ended (>12 years) | Important to recognize other variable representation models and leverage them for this application. | |||||||||||||||||||||
19 | Pier Luigi Buttigieg | Alfred Wegener Institute | ESIP Semantic Harmonization Cluster | Interest group on promoting cross resource alignment for federate operations | open-ended (>5 years) | Work in this cluster overlaps the objectives of the WG, and participants intend to align activities | |||||||||||||||||||||
20 | Pier Luigi Buttigieg | Alfred Wegener Institute | OBO Operations Committee | Federated ontology research and development in a production-grade context | open-ended (>10 years) | OBO has a long-standing interest and willingness to provide contributions to alignmnet activities such as i-ADOPT | |||||||||||||||||||||
21 | Simon Cox | CSIRO | TERN | TERN is Australia’s land ecosystem observatory. This information is standardised, integrated and transformed into model-ready data, enabling researchers to discern and interpret changes in land ecosystems. | open-ended (>10 years) | As consultant ensure semantic interoperability between the approaches | |||||||||||||||||||||
22 | Nicola Fiore | University of Salento | Lifewatch Plus | Semantic uptake into the LifeWatch community | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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