Ocean Observing Systems Demystified
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Document typeConference report
Defense date2009-10
PublisherIEEE Press. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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Abstract
An ocean observing system could be defined as a set
of independent elements that interact to form a whole for the
purpose of observing ocean data. But, what is a system? Is a
sensor a system? Is a buoy a system? Is a collection of stations a
system? This paper defines the components of an ocean observing
system and how they relate to each other for the purpose of
streaming real time sensed data. This paper answers these
questions based on results from the Open Geospatial Consortium
(OGC) Ocean Science Interoperability Experiment. The paper
also provides a conceptual model of an ocean observing system
and web services examples based on OGC Sensor Observation
Services (SOS) and the IEEE 1451 set of standards. The
OOSTethys group, leader of the OGC Ocean Science
Interoperability Experiment, has been building a community of
interest, developing reference implementations, and maintaining
a test-bed environment to advance the OGC Sensor Observation
Service (SOS) and IEEE 1451 standards. The primary goal of the
OOSTethys project is to accelerate the pace at which ocean
observations and associated technologies become more broadly
and publicly available by expediting the community-wide
adoption, installation, and updating of standards-compliant web
services.
CitationBermudez, L. [et al.]. Ocean Observing Systems Demystified. A: Oceans'09 MTS/IEEE: Marine Technology for our Future: Global and Local Challenges. "Oceans'09 MTS/IEEE: Marine Technology for our Future: Global and Local Challenges". Biloxi, Mississippi, USA: IEEE Press. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2009, p. 1-4.
Publisher versionhttp://www.oceans09mtsieeebiloxi.org/
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