[IGS-DCWG-89] Re: Invitation to participate - IGS metadata exchange via XML

Markus Bradke bradke at gfz-potsdam.de
Mon Jan 12 02:32:51 PST 2015


Dear Colleagues,

I am very pleased to hear about the progress regarding the metadata 
topic. It would be a pleasure to share knowledge and experience with all 
of you. The result of this work will be a benefit for the whole 
community. Thank you for the coordination.

As a representative of the GFZ Data Centre Group I would like to 
participate in the discussions and work on the implementation.

Best regards,

Markus

On 01/09/2015 06:00 PM, Fran Boler wrote:
> Author: Fran Boler, Carey Noll
>
>
> Dear Colleagues-
>
> As many of you know, at the IGS workshop in Pasadena this past June
> there was discussion in the infrastructure and data center breakouts
> about transmitting IGS site log metadata between data centers using XML,
> using automated machine-to-machine transfer mechanisms. With the
> introduction of the IGS Site Log Manager system, we believe the time is
> right to do this. Advantages could include more rapidupdating of site
> log information, more consistent information across data centers, and
> more accurate metadata overall. Several data centers are committed to
> moving forward on this effort in the next few months. In order to
> implement such an exchange the first step will be to agree on the XML
> schema to be used. SOPAC has had a longstanding geodesy XML project
> (http://sopac.ucsd.edu/xmlGeodesy.shtml), and this is the ideal starting
> point. We would like to kickoff this effort by requesting feedback on
> the SOPAC Site Log XML schema.
>
> Those who would like to participate in this effort should respond with
> an email (to IGS-DCWG at igscb.jpl.nasa.gov) as soon as possible
> indicating your interest. *Please mention your level of involvement as:
> “observer” or “planning to participate in the discussions” or “planning
> to participate in discussions and work on implementation”. *(Note:If
> you, as an igs-dcwg list member, do not have an interest in this topic,
> you may wish to change your subscriber option to digest for this list,
> or otherwise amend your subscription as there will be additional traffic
> during this effort.)
>
> For those who will be active at this phase, please look at the SOPAC
> Site Log XML schema and plan to provide comments to this list within one
> month. Your comments should include any suggested amendments or
> additions. As a rough timeline we would like to complete discussions of
> the schema during February and begin discussing implementation specifics
> no later than March.
>
> We wish to be inclusive and therefore ask you to circulate this
> invitation to interested colleagues. All interested persons should
> ensure that they are members of the igs-dcwg maillist by visiting
> http://igscb.jpl.nasa.gov/mailman/listinfo/igs-dcwg.
>
> Kind regards,
> Fran Boler, IGS Governing Board Data Center Representative
> Carey Noll, IGS Data Center Working Group Chair
>
>


-- 
M.Eng. Markus Bradke

Helmholtz Centre Potsdam
GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences
Department 1: Geodesy and Remote Sensing
Section 1.1 : GPS/Galileo Earth Observation

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