15 June, Thursday
14:30 - 18:00 (LT)
Obasi Room

Session 3: Open In Situ Data

Objectives

Convene GWP activities, data providers, and key players such as UN agencies to discuss gaps and showcase existing solutions that are advancing in situ data sharing.

The GEO community still struggles to have access to enough in situ data to fulfill their mission, either because of gaps in coverage or because of limitations on use. This session will be divided into two parts.

The first part will focus on the needs for in situ data in GEO and will put focus on requirements coming from various essential variables for thematic domains such as climate, mountain environments, climate, oceans, and urban resilience.

The second part will showcase advancements in sharing in situ data following the GEO and FAIR principles and how gaps in data access may be resolved technically and by organizing communities in different regions and fostering international collaboration, including with UN agencies.

Through a diverse range of speakers covering several regions and thematic areas where GEO is active, this session will also help advance the discussions on the future evolution of the GEO infrastructure, particularly on connecting better with existing in situ data providers and promoting sharing of such data.

Agenda

Discussing the needs for in situ data of GEO including EVs

14:30 - 16:30 (LT)
14:30-14:35
5 min

Intro to session objectives and work of the in situ subgroup

Presentation
14:35-14:40
5 min

Teaser: Feed the G-reqs: initial work done in collaboration with GWP activities

Presentation
14:40-14:50
10 min

GCOS and in situ data related to Essential Climate Variables (ECVs)

14:50-15:00
10 min

GEOGLAM in situ data coordination driven by Essential Agriculture Variables (EAVs)

Presentation

Sven Gilliams - GEOGLAM / VITO

15:00-15:10
10 min

Never Enough: the neverending need for actionable data in the Mountains

Presentation

Edoardo Cremonese - GEO Mountains / Environmental Protection Agency of Aosta Valley

15:10-15:17
7 min

In situ data for ocean and coastal management: needs and obstacles

15:17-15:24
7 min

Environmental Earth Observation of urban areas in Armenia: a perspective on the need for in situ data

Presentation
15:24-16:00
36 min

Discussion

All speakers and audience

16:00-16:30
30 min

Coffee Break

Addresing the gaps in in-situ data and networks for GEO (including challenges in sustainability)

16:30 - 18:00 (LT)
16:30-16:45
15 min

Intro to session objectives

16:35-16:45
10 min

Data sharing of in-situ measurements following GEO and FAIR principles

Lionel Ménard - GEO VENER / MINES Paris PSL University

16:45-16:55
10 min

ENVRI cluster of European environmental research infrastructures

Presentation
16:55-17:05
10 min

WHOS leveraging the GEO-DAB to share hydrological in situ data

Presentation
17:05-17:12
7 min

Asia-Pacific networks for observing biodiversity and long-term ecological researh data

Presentation

Hiroyuki Muraoka - APBON / ILTER

17:12-17:19
7 min

Statistical data for validation of Land use land cover

Presentation
17:19-17:54
35 min

Discussion

All speakers and audience

17:54-18:00
6 min

Closing remarks

Moderators

Moderators

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