Telco 18. Seventh of the second phase of the IE

When: WED November 11th 2020 - 3:00 PM-4:00 PM

Attendants

• Ali Yousefi, Andreas Matheus, Andy Cobley, Cait Bailey, Chiara Gerosa, Clay Herbaugh, Landon van Dyke, Lucy Bastin, Metis Meloche, Turam Purty, Lukas Mocek, Anne Bowser, Gabriel Barros, Joan Masó, Ester Prat.

Meeting recording

• https://transcripts.gotomeeting.com/#/s/cd20834ca1f72c93c32e28984d1d6d584bea04eee7ffc6e8fb5dcc8c8772ce18

Previous Action points

• None

Agenda and minutes

• Motivation
  • new Document called "Scaling up Citizen Science What are the factors associated with increased reach and how to lever them to achieve impact" in the group "Examining the use and practices of Citizen Science for EU policies". Giovanni Maccani, Margriet Goossensen, Valeria Righi, Javier Creus, Mara Balestrini
    • https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/communities/en/ecas?destination=node/15973 (Requires an ECAS id)
    • Last paragraph in "9.1.2 Elements supporting the spreading and up-scaling processes"
    • "These challenges can be tackled by setting close cooperation between public and private partners, at both the local and international level, to enable the sharing of knowledge and expertise, with the ultimate goal of delivering cyberinfrastructure support by offering, for instance, analysis and visualization tools to be shared among interventions. However, there is a need for a common agreement for a blueprint to establish process architecture * and collaboration systems *for citizen science technological development. To-date, such initiatives exist, but are often piecemeal, rather than integrated and built on synergies among the actors across these networks. In this way, it is worth mentioning, beyond the Citizen Science discipline, the effort of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). This is an online environment with open and seamless services to store, manage, analyse and re-use research data, across borders and scientific domains. The EOSC approaches open data with FAIR principles, meaning that data should be Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Re-usable. The EOSC also promotes open data sharing, advocating that it should become the default option for all EU-funded scientific research.
• From the WeObserve Open Data Challenge
  • Turam is one of the winners and he is interested in meeting other researchers in the area.
  • His presentation video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0edFPwbzB-s&feature=youtu.be
    • They took the WO datasets, each one with its own files, and merged all metadata. The info is load back to a user interface. They are preparing a blockchain: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15oGYIRKsZMc2Vo0Ik_J4WV5gKm2Q1Ezt/view
    • Anecdata.org has official funding. In the platform, each project has its own data model: https://www.anecdata.org/
    • Traditional Knowledge Licenses (TK): https://localcontexts.org/tk-licenses/
• In relation with the EC2020 I keep finding things here an there:
  • I have been told is related with the US department of state. The expose Citizen Science APIs about 4 topics. This is the one about mosquitoes: https://portal-data.cscloud.host/api-details#api=guest-mosquitoes&operation=get-daily. What about showing them to do the same with STA?
  • Earth Challenge Integrated Data: Plastic Pollution (MLW, MDMAP, TIDES): https://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/EC2020::data-earth-challenge-integrated-data-plastic-pollution-mlw-mdmap-tides-
    • It has a data model, downloadable data and a storymap.
  • Citizen Science Cloud Data Portal: https://portal-data.cscloud.host/
  • 
• Coordination with the CSA Data and Metadata working group
• Writen outcomes from the CoPs and this CoP
  • The coordinatro of the CoPs (Uta Wehn) has issue a call for participation in a scientific paper that will sumarize the lessons learnt in seting up the WeObserve CoPs. It is not about the outputs of the CoPs; but about the process and benefits of having CoPs: Two ways of contribution: Responding the survey or actively participate as co-author of the paper
  • The second ER should be produced soon to conclude our second block of activities
  • TOC in https://github.com/opengeospatial/CitSciIE/tree/master/SecondPhase
    • 6. API proliferation
      • 6.1. iNaturalits APIs
      • 6.2. API Sensor Community
      • 6.3. API US Cit Sci repo
      • 6.4. GBIF API
      • 6.5. Why we need a common API
    • SOS and O&M experience
      • 6.6. Earth Challance experince and recomendations
      • 6.7. Status with STA and useful queries
      • 6.8. Possible extension for STA
    • 8. STA servers
      • 8.1. STA 52North
      • 8.2. STA SecureDimensions
    • 9. STA Clients
      • 9.1. STA Andy
      • 9.2. STA MiraMon
    • 10. Vocabularies
  • It could be nice to have it ready for December OGC members meeting
• Offering to present in the next OGC Members meeting
  • There is a new opportunity to present there. December 7th, 12:00 PM - 12:40 PM (Room D)
  • https://portal.ogc.org/services/srv_reserve_meeting_timeslot.php?m=83&t=2515&duration=December%207th,%2012:00%20PM%20-%2012:40%20PM
  • Complete agenda of the event in http://ogcmeet.org
• The future of this CoP: After the WeObserve finalization on March 2021 COS4Cloud will sponsor the continuation of the CoP.

• Regular topics on thers meetings
  • Progress on implementations of STA services and clients (Cos4Cloud, Earth Challange,...)
    • Henning Bredel to demostrate the 52North demo server: https://cos4cloud.demo.52north.org/sta
    • Andreas has its own implementation
    • EC2020
  • Review and progress on STA model to extend it to support "the citizen" (party), project, license and observationGroup in the dataStream
  • Progress on the Definition Server
  • COVID-19
    • COVID19 + AirQuality correlation
    • A presentation on an app to know where you can buy a mask for covid-19 protection.
      • https://www.zenodo.org/record/4016412

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