| Introduction | Praveen | - SEAD - data and science life cycle (data curation, data flows)
- uses project spaces, extractors, data publication, data providence
- Brown Dog - data software interopterability, deep patterns in data
- LIDAR (pulse), LIDAR (wave form), topographic, hyper-spectral, AMERIFLUX, landsat
- Geosemantics - model data interoperatibility
- semantic ontology services, models as web services, model data, meta data, sensors, observations
- IMLCZO - large heterogeneous repository with interested, active users. Critical zone science that can embrace other efforts
- Appears to interact with other projects in an opportunistic way more often than a strategic way from the perspective of the researchers
- First three projects are tech based, IMLCZO is science based
- Purpose of this meeting is to bring the research students and developers together to find a way to integrate these efforts more effectively
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| How the tech pieces interact and inter-operate | Luigi | - Individually, science does tend to drive development based on need.
- It is only recently that project spaces from Clowder were available to be shared across efforts and be part of the same build.
- Brown Dog is not a client as much as services. Tools built for BD are available to all users across any data collection that has been granted access to that tool.
- Extractors and the data tilling service all unite as part of Clowder
- Geosemantics uses data services and modeling services
- SEAD contributes work toward Clowder GUI development and a virtual archive/BCPR/long term storage library
- Brown Dog contributes DTS (Clowder), DAP (polyglot) and uses DataWolf and specific tools and extractors
- Geosemantics contributes to Clowder, and model/data integration service
- IMLCZO contributes a result of Geodashboard and Clowder
- Tech is heavily interdependent, but not always visible on the user side/front end
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