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1 Services for Inland Marine Data Integration USGS Center for Integrated Data Analytics
2 Outline GeoDataPortal Tools Coastal Use Cases Beach hhealth lthmodeling Distributed Rainfall Analysis for Integration with Coastal Atlas Other Relevant CIDA Projects
3 Formatted model input. Modeling extent(s) () BBOX, Shpfile, GML Geoprocessing Web Service Retrieve, Subset Aggregate, summarize Common Data Model (NetCDF Java) Point Timeseries (NetCDF CF SOS, JDBC) GCMs to climate stations Streamflow Grid Timeseries (OpenDAP) GCMs Meteorological Observations Grid static (OpenDAP, WCS) DEM, Soils, Landcover
4 gov:8080/gdp command=submitforprocessing shapeset=serap_hru_239 attribute=grid_code feature=* datasetinterface=thredds thredds= dataset=dods://runoff.cr.usgs.gov:8086/thredds/dodsc/hydro/national/2.5arcmi dods://runoff.cr.usgs.gov:8086/thredds/dodsc/hydro/national/2.5arcmi n/ groupby=attribute datatype=runoff from= to= outputstat=mean outputtype=ascii =dblodgett@usgs.gov userdirectory= outputfile=serap_hru_239_grid_code_dods runoff_cr_usgs_gov_8086_thre dds_dodsc_hydro_national_2_5arcmin csvdodsC csv delim=c
5 Based on open source software and OGC standard catalog protocol. Managesrecord relationshipsand and grouping. Allows interdisciplinary groups to share project inputs and outputs. Geometry upload to WFS and/or interactive analysis zone creation. Analysis zone available attribute types and groups. Data source metadata (spatiotemporal availability, data types, etc.) Time series modification and processing tools. Format and encoding conversion to model ready formats
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7 Datasets of Interest Meteorological l Global Summary of Day Station Data River Forecasting Center's Multisensor Precipitation Estimates North American Regional Reanalysis 32km Gridded Data 12km Gridded Meteorological Observations from Climate Change Community National Solar Radiation Database PRISM Parameter-Elevation Regression on independent Slopes Model Downscaled climate models, NCEP models, many real time radar products Land National Land Cover Dataset 10m National Elevation Dataset Vertically Averaged SSURGO on a 90m National Grid Water NOAA Great Lakes Coastal Forecasting System and Bathymetry
8 Beach Polygons Defined by DNR Credit: Adam Mednick Near Root River Outlet to Lake Michigan (South of Milwaukee) Want to Sample Great Lakes Coastal Forecasting System Currents for Beach Health Modeling.
9 Credit: David J. Schwab
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11 Steps: 1. Sl Select tpolygons 2. Select Data Set 3. Select Time Period 4. Select Output Options 5. Run GeoDataPortal 6. Accumulate GDP Output 7. Apply Results This operation was completed in less than an hour.
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13 GDP tools for inland marine data integration. ti Archive and real time data access Meteorological model and data Geographic sensed and derived Marine model output Framework kto support interdisciplinary i data dt and model output sharing. Relies on OGC and Unidata standards and open source code libraries.
14 Coastal Atlas Integration Current focus around model data and established data types. Future focus on emerging monitoring data and in development standards (WaterML2.0) Through GLRI CIDA will surface USGS data (geography, hydrography, water quality)
15 Other Relevant CIDA Projects Water Quality Data Exchange and Portal NWIS STORET STORET virtual Integration. ti Ground Water Data Portal Multi agency/stakeholder international virtual groundwater exchange network and portal. Streaming Web Services Framework For scalability of web services. SPARROW DSS Large Scale QW model for change analysis.
16 Fraction of P delivered to Fox River mouth.
17 Test reduction of unconfined manure by 50% in Fox River drainage.
18 Source components. Note reduction for source #3.
19 Overall reduction ~3%
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