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E. Quimbert, M. Bellouis, F. Lecuy, M. Treguer Centre de Bretagne BP 70, Plouzané 29280 France E-mail: sextant@ifremer.fr Spatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in Europe E. Quimbert, G. Maudire, M. Treguer Centre de Bretagne BP 70, Plouzané 29280 France E-mail: erwann.quimbert@ifremer.fr

Ifremer - French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea Ifremer was created in 1984, from the merger of ISTPM (Scientific and Technical Institute for Sea Fisheries) created in 1918, and CNEXO (National Centre for the Exploitation of the Oceans), created in 1967. The origin of this merger: to have only one public institute in the field of marine sciences. Ifremer is a public institute of industrial and commercial nature (EPIC) Ifremer is placed under the joint supervision of three Ministries: Higher Education and Research; Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development and the Sea; Food, Agriculture and Fisheries. Ifremer s locations

Ifremer - French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea Ifremer s missions are to conduct and promote basic and applied research, make expert assessment reports and take action for technological and industrial development intended to: Identify, evaluate and enhance marine resources and enable their sustainable exploitation Improve methods of monitoring, forecasting trends, protecting and enhancing marine and coastal environments Encourage the economic development of maritime activities

Ifremer Observing the ocean 7 research vessels (107m to 24m length) + coastal boats 2 submarines (up to 6000m depth), 1 AUV coastal networks operated for 35 years automatized observatories : floats, buoys, sea floor networks of ships of opportunity connected to networks (GTS, Argos, Inmarsat, Internet, )

Ifremer Main fields of observations Physical/Chemical oceanography Geophysics, Geology Deep sea biology and ecology Coastal environment Fishery monitoring

Ifremer Complementary data management systems Coriolis Physical/Chemical oceanography Sea cruises Observation systems (Argo, DBCP, VOS) - Water column characteristics : temperature, salinity, currents, carbon, chlorophylls, http://www.coriolis.eu.org Cersat Marine Satellite data - Wind, Ocean colour, Ice Multi missions, multi orbites http://cersat.ifremer.fr Marine Geosciences database Geology and geophysics - Bathymetry, gravimetry, magnetism, acoustic, seismic, http://www.ifremer.fr/sismer

Ifremer Complementary data management systems Quadrige² Coastal environment and aquaculture coastal networks, plankton, contaminants, http://envlit.ifremer.fr Biocean Deep sea environment sea cruises & submersible dives www.ifremer.fr/biocean Harmonie fishery monitoring http://sih.ifremer.fr/ sea cruises, observations & surveys environmental & economical data

Sextant The french marine spatial data infrastructure : http://www.ifremer.fr/sextant/ Objectives Collect, archive and distribute reference maps and other marine data sets Gather and make available vector and raster spatial data produced by Ifremer and its partners Web GIS proving discovery, viewing and download online services Designed according to the European INSPIRE directive for interoperability and according to the OGC and ISO TC 211 standards

Sextant What kind of spatial data are involved in INSPIRE? Environment Water quality (coastal networks) Marine habitats Aquaculture Halieutics Fishing activities Resources Economical aspects Geoscience Bathymetry DTM Sedimentology Acoustical imagery (Sonar) Ocean physics Hydrodynamics (Temperature, salinity, currents) Historics data Historic photos, etc.

Sextant Data storage Different kind of data can be integrated: Vector (Shapefile, Oracle Spatial) Images (Scan, Orthophotos ) Grid data DTM, Lidar Models and digital analyses (hydrodynamics ) Climatology (in situ, satellitales)

Sextant Functionalities Discovery Services The metadata catalog View Services The Geoviewer Download Services The Basket

Sextant Functionalities Metadata catalog To promote the share and distribution We have to normalize : Data description (ISO 19115) XML encoding (ISO 19139) Access to catalogues (CSW) Geonetwork Software At the moment: 3000 metadata on-line 5000 geographic information available

Sextant Functionalities Metadata catalog You can choose many different criteria to search a metadata Where : to search a metadata according to its geospatial information What : to search a metadata according to its content Who : to search a metadata according to its producer When : to search a metadata according to its date

Sextant Functionalities The Geoviewer The Web GIS interface allows end-users to create maps including several layers from internal and external sources The portal access to local or remote OGC services : Displaying data by WMS The Geoviewer allows end-users : To consult and explore data Navigation, zoom tools Query layer Export map in pdf To manage layer display Layer order Transparency Symbology (grid data)

Sextant Functionalities Download Basket Choose your extraction parameters Formats Vector (Shapefile, MapInfo, MIF/MID, GML/ KML) Raster (Ecw, GeoTiff, Jpeg) Coordinate system (WGS84, Lambert, NTF, ETRS89 ) Extraction extent Read and agree to respect the data s constraints Reception of an email indicating that your extraction zip is ready to be downloaded Accessible via HTTP protocol Accessible via FTP protocol

Sextant Interoperability and Inspire Metadata normalized ISO 19115 and ISO 19139 standards compliant OGC standard Catalogue Services Web (CSW 2.0.2) http://www.ifremer.fr/geonetwork/srv/fr/csw Inspire directive Viewing data OGC standard - Web Map Service (WMS) http://www.ifremer.fr/services/wms1 Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) Data extraction OGC standard - Web Feature Service (WFS) http://www.ifremer.fr/services/wfs1 OGC standard - Web Coverage Service (WCS) http://www.ifremer.fr/services/wcs1

Sextant Access to multidimensional gridded datasets Sextant offers Web Services (WMS, WCS) for: Oceanographic model output Meteorological model output Digital Elevation model... Some particularities: 4D : Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Time Binary files : NetCDF, Opendap protocol

Sextant Thredds / ncwms : Selection of depth depth levels available on the data

Sextant Thredds / ncwms : Selection of time time available on the data

Sextant Thredds / ncwms : Transect

Sextant Thredds / ncwms : Time series

SeaDataNet pan-european infrastructure for ocean and marine data management EU-FP5 EU-FP6 EU-FP7 2002-2005 Sea-Search 2006-2011 SeaDataNet 2011-2015 SeaDataNet II SeaDataNet has set up and operates a pan-european infrastructure for managing marine and ocean data by connecting National Oceanographic Data Centres (NODCs) and oceanographic data focal points from 35 countries bordering European seas sdn-userdesk@seadatanet.org www.seadatanet.org

SeaDataNet pan-european infrastructure for ocean and marine data management SeaDataNet principles SeaDataNet is based on a semi-distributed system that incorporates and enhances the existing NODC network. Major technical development activity enables the data centres to interact as a virtual data centre, able to deliver integrated data, meta-data and products of controlled quality through a unique portal SeaDataNet data types focus on water column parameters : Physical Chemical Bio-chemical sdn-userdesk@seadatanet.org www.seadatanet.org

SeaDataNet pan-european infrastructure for ocean and marine data management Main accomplishments Development of common standards : Vocabularies, Transport formats European catalogues with standardised XML ISO descriptions One unique portal to access all data : virtual data centre Set of tools to be implemented in each data centre MIKADO: generator of XML descriptions of SeaDataNet catalogues NEMO: reformatting software to SeaDataNet formats Download Manager: downloading software ODV: Ocean data view adapted to SeaDataNet needs DIVA: for product generation adapted to SeaDataNet needs sdn-userdesk@seadatanet.org www.seadatanet.org

SeaDataNet pan-european infrastructure for ocean and marine data management SeaDataNet portal : http://www.seadatanet.org with harmonised services, products and tools sdn-userdesk@seadatanet.org www.seadatanet.org sdn-userdesk@seadatanet.org www.seadatanet.org

At the European level: a continuum of projects Distributed infrastructure for marine observation (observation is often the result of research projects ) EuroFleets : Harmonization of European Research Fleet EuroArgo : European Contribution to the Argo programme Observation EuroSites : Deep Sea Observatories, Contribution to OceanSites EMSO : Sea floor observatories Jerico : Coastal observatories Data SeaDataNet : Marine Data Management and Data Access management Geo-Seas : Marine geophysical and geological Data EuroBis : Bio-geography Data processing Decision support MyOcean (GMES) Marine Core Services, operational oceanography hydrodynamic models : hindcast, nowcast, forecast EMODNET (DG-Mer) : Integrated access to products

E. Quimbert, M. Bellouis, F. Lecuy, M. Treguer Centre de Bretagne BP 70, Plouzané 29280 France E-mail: sextant@ifremer.fr Any questions? Assistance service desk : sextant@ifremer.fr