Presentations and Papers

Toward an Ocean Observing System of Systems - OOSTethys

Oceans 2006 Boston paper "Toward an Ocean Observing System of Systems" discussing the idea of OOSTethys

Ocean Science IE and OOSTethys

Presentation for the OGC Technical Meeting, SWE Working group, St. Louis, MO, March 26, 2008

oostethys-general

Powerpoint presentation about OOSTethys

Oceans IE Report - OGC TC Meeting Atlanta Sep 18, 2008

Presentation made at the plenary meeting

OOSTethys_20081022

Ocean Innovation 2008 World Summit – Ocean Observing Systems St. John’s, NL, Canada October 22, 2008

Semantic Sensor Web for Oceans

Talk given at the ESIP federation meeting January 07, 2009. OOSTethys is a community of software developers and marine scientists who develop open source tools to integrate ocean observing systems. OOSTethys goal is to dramatically reduce the time it takes to install, adopt and update standards-compliant Web services. Working within the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) umbrella, OOSTethys participants initiated the Ocean Science Interoperability experiment to develop best practices for publishing Sensor Observation Services in the Oceans domain. One of the OOSTethys participants, the Marine Metadata Interoperability (MMI) is providing semantic web services, that in conjunction with OOSTethys semantically annotated SOS services, allows to build a Semantic Sensor Web for Oceans.

Oceans IE Multipurpose Presentation

 

wfs-sos-cts2009-lb.pdf

Presentation given on May 19, 2009 at the Workshop on Sensor Web Enablement (SWE 2009) at the 2009 International Symposium on Collaborative Technologies and Systems (CTS 2009), May 18-22. Baltimore, MD.