OGC Sensor Web Enablement compliance for Ocean Networks Canada scalar data

The Digital Infrastructure group at Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) is in charge of the development and maintenance of the Organization's Data Management and Archiving System (DMAS), also referred to as "Oceans 2.0". The group has been successful in setting up a software system that acqui...

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Main Authors: Pirenne, Benoit, Guillemot, Eric
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Geospatial analysis
Interoperability
Observatories
Ocean Networks Canada
Oceans
Open Geospatial Consortium
Protocols
scalar sensor data
Sensor Observation Service
Sensor Web Enablement
Web services
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Summary:The Digital Infrastructure group at Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) is in charge of the development and maintenance of the Organization's Data Management and Archiving System (DMAS), also referred to as "Oceans 2.0". The group has been successful in setting up a software system that acquires data from large sensor networks, archives them and makes them available to a varied audience of scientists, the public as wells as government and non-governmental agencies. Oceans 2.0 relies on its Service-Oriented Architecture to acquire data and has extended it to support data distribution to a wider range of customers using web services. More recently following a funding opportunity with CANARIE Inc. to deliver portable, re-usable middleware, OGC SWE-compliant web services were implemented. The new services offer the ability to OGC-ready clients to obtain ONC scalar data in a self-descriptive and effective way.
ISSN:0197-7385
DOI:10.23919/OCEANS.2013.6741083