Projects

Exchange Network Projects — by NeCODP — last modified Feb 12, 2010 01:47 PM

The NeCODP is involved in two Exchange Network projects. The first is for FY07 and is wrapping up in 2010. The second for FY09 is getting underway in early 2010. Click the links below for more information on the projects.

ODP IE - Ocean Data Partnership Interoperability Experiment — by NeCODP — last modified Mar 26, 2009 04:28 PM

The Ocean Data Partnership Interoperability Experiment (ODP IE) supports the ODP’s mission to advance data discoverability, accessibility, and interoperability in the Northeast region. The proposal emphasizes the importance of adapting and leveraging several other projects, many of which are already funded and include ODP members. It is also meant to provide funding for coordination and for identifying and supplying missing pieces to create a single coherent effort by pulling together complementary efforts in the Data Partnership in order to maximize this effort’s progress and scope.

Gulf of Maine Model Interoperability Pilot Project — by NeCODP — last modified Mar 25, 2009 10:55 AM

A pilot project to show how existing NetCDF model output generated by partner institutions can be brought into CF-Compliance via NcML and made accessible via standards-based tools.

Exploring Web Services with a Web Browser — by Eric Bridger — last modified Mar 25, 2009 10:59 AM

Using a Web browser to demonsrate various OGC Web Services: WMS, WFS, SOS, GeoRSS and tools for exercising them: OpenLayers and Google Maps.

Past Project: Monitoring Locations Pilot Project — by NeCODP — last modified Mar 25, 2009 10:55 AM

The primary goal of the Monitoring Locations Pilot Project is to provide a web-based mapping tool showing the locations where environmental monitoring is being done and provide information on the responsible organizations and the parameters being monitored.

Past Project: Metadata Pilot Project — by NeCODP — last modified Mar 25, 2009 10:55 AM

One 2005 goal for the data partnership was to enable every partner's data to be "discoverable" at either GeoConnections or the GeoSpatial One-Stop by the end of the year. To begin that process, the partnership through the Census of Marine Life contracted with Lou Van Guelpen of the Huntsman Marine Science Center to work with several partners to generate metadata.