Climate Resiliency Pilot (2022) - OGC Integrated Working Team
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D100 - Demonstrator generative AI-enabled virtual assistant: GeoLabs
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D101 – Demonstrator for sectoral applications: HARTIS & Pixalytics
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D110 - Demonstrator generative AI-enabled virtual assistant: Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation
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D120 - Demonstrator generative AI-enabled virtual assistant: CRIM & TerraFrame & GIS.FCU
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D040 - Information Interoperability Engineering Report: GeoLabs
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D100 - Demonstrator generative AI-enabled virtual assistant: GeoLabs
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D110 - Demonstrator generative AI-enabled virtual assistant: Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation
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D120 - Demonstrator generative AI-enabled virtual assistant:
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CRIM
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TerraFrame
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GIS.FCU
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2024-10-07 CDRP KickOff Meeting - CLINT Code Sprint Agenda
2024-10-17 Weekly Checkin - transcript and slide deck
2024-10-24 Weekly Checkin - slide deck
2024-10-31 Weekly Checkin - slide deck
2024-11-14 Weekly Checkin - slide deck and CDRP24.2 D001 Table of Contents
June 2024 - Montreal Members Meeting Report Outs
D123 - AI Advances of SDIs Report Section
D124 - 3D Viz of CDRP Data System
D132 - Early Warning Flood Demonstrators
D118 and D119 - Extreme Heat Team
D121 - Weather Event Workflows
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| M01 | 10 November 2023 | Public Release: Call for Participation for initial 2024 activities | ||||||
| M02 | 11 December 2023 | Bidders Q&A Webinar – Recording Bidders Q&A Webinar – Slides Bidders Q&A Webinar – Transcript See Appendix D for written Questions and Answers |
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| M03 | 30 January 2024 | Proposals Due for initial 2024 activities | ||||||
| M04 | 28-29 February 2024 | 2-day Kick-off workshop for implementation | ||||||
| M05 | 10 May 2024 | Use Cases and Interim Engineering Reports (IERs) submitted | ||||||
| M06 | 29 May 2024 | Work-in-progress Virtual Demo | ||||||
| M07 | 17 June 2024 | Live demos at the OGC Member Meeting in Montreal, Canada | ||||||
| M08 | 28 June 2024 | Engineering Report Draft Submission | ||||||
| M09 | 26 July 2024 | Report submitted for evaluation by the Climate Resilience DWG & Emergency Response DWG | ||||||
| by September | Engineering report voting | |||||||
| by September | Engineering report publication | |||||||
| 3-5 December 2024 | Progress and outcomes highlighted at OGC Innovation Days in Washington DC |
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Participants and POC
Speaker: Dean Hintz (Safe Software)
Email: dean.hintz@safe.com
Presentation: From Data cubes to climate impacts: exploring approaches for generating climate ARD suitable for supporting impact analysis (15 min)
OGC Standards Planned to be used: Data Cube to ARD and techniques for timeseries
Plans to use NOAA data: No. Using Environment Canada GCM netCDF data
Use Case(s): Extreme Temps and Flooding
Speaker: Liping Di (George Mason University)
Email: ldi@gmu.edu
Presentation: OGC Standards-based ARD services for climate resilience information systems (15 min)
OGC Standards Planned to be used: WCS Standard-based ARD service for CRIS
Plans to use NOAA data: Unknown
Use Case(s):
Speaker: Samantha Lavender (Pixalytics)
Email: slavender@pixalytics.com
Presentation: Detecting and monitoring drought using combined environmental indicators (15 min)
OGC Standards Planned to be used:
Plans to use NOAA data: Yes. Combine Meteorology, Hydrology and Remote Sensing to produce ARD based on a composite of different indicators
Use Case(s): Drought
Speaker: Sacha Lepretre (Presagis)
Email: sacha.lepretre@presagis.com
Presentation: Underpinning climate actions with AI Meta Twins (15 min)
OGC Standards Planned to be used:
Plans to use NOAA data: Unknown
Use Case(s):
Speaker: Daniela Hohenwallner (alpS)
Email: hohenwallner@alps-gmbh.com
Presentation: Climate Change Adaptation in Practice - Case Study Gnadenwald, Tyrol, Austria (15 min)
OGC Standards Planned to be used:
Plans to use NOAA data: Unknown
Use Case(s): Extreme Temps, Vegetation duration, precipitation, and Flooding
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1. Greater Global Exposure of NOAA Climate Data:
a. Pixalytics --> Use EDR API Demonstrator to extract Climate Indices data to support drought use case
Note from Pixalytics Director
Hi Steve,
I wanted to thank you and confirm the NOAA Climate EDR API has been very useful within the OGC Climate Resilience Pilot activity. So, we’d like to continue interacting with it during the OGC Disaster Pilot, where we are further developing the Drought Severity Workflow. Attached are our summary slides from the OGC Member Meeting, where the API is explicitly mentioned on the second slide.
Within the Climate Pilot, we started work on visualising data in a time series from historical data to future scenarios; initial results for ECMWF/Canadian downscaled data are shown on slide 6, and we would like to expand this activity to include data from NOAA. Also, we are currently working on expanding the extraction of a point time series to a 2D time series and will include the API in the endpoints tested.
Best Wishes, Sam
Dr Samantha Lavender
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Dr Samantha Lavender
Director, Pixalytics Ltd - Trusted Earth Observation Experts
b. Ecere --> Use EDR API Demonstrator to extract Climate Indices data to support wildfire use case
Note from Lead on Ecere Climate Pilot Work
Sadly so far our focus was more on the basics of achieving interoperability and improving our software support for 4D data cubes (spatial / temporal / pressure levels) , including supporting netCDF datasets.
Your EDR API was very useful in that regard and for testing our first try at an EDR Client however, so thank you very much again.
Now we are focusing more on the wildfire use case for the Disaster Pilot, for which we will be primarily working off sentinel-2 data for predicting vegetation fuel types, but may also incorporate climate datasets time-permitting, in which case we hope to use your API again to incorporate high resolution data and wide temporal range in the US in particular.
2. Value of the Climate Pilot study for NOAA:
a. Connection of Climate Data to OGC APIs
b. Climate Data and Analysis Ready Data (ARD)
c. Evaluation of the role AI/ML plays
3. Feedback on OGC EDR Climate Demonstrator as potential "Tier-1" CRIS Architecture