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DIP: Digital Information Platform

Paliavi Hegde·Shawn Gorman·Jeremy Coupe·Eric Chevalley·Mirna Johnson
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The third DIP workshop’s topic is DIP for Flight Operators and Consumers. Participants will receive insight the consumer onboarding process and steps to take to consume from the platform. Showcase demos will be provided covering data integration services, data analytics using ML/AI technologies, and Collaborative Digital Decision Reroute (CDDR) capabilities. More details on service performance metrics will be discussed as well as updates on the technical development plan and schedule. Participants interested in consuming DIP services are highly encouraged to attend this workshop and provide feedback.

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Paliavi Hegde, Shawn Gorman, Jeremy Coupe, Eric Chevalley, Mirna Johnson. DIP: Digital Information Platform. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220003104

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DIP Architecture and Data Integration Services

This workshop will cover DIP architecture and data integration services. Participants will get a look at how the DIP architecture is set-up as well as how data integration services are planned to be hosted on the platform. The DIP architecture review is intended to cover how DIP was envisioned and how DIP is being developed to address data needs across the industry. Participants will have a chance to provide feedback on the DIP architecture and gain insight into how one might interface with the DIP to send or receive data. The data integration services portion is intended to cover DIP’s technical approach to data integration. As an example implementation, there will be a first look at possible data fusion on the platform, including utilizing NASA’s Fuser, and tailoring for industry data consumers. Descriptions, at a high-level, of input to and output of the Fuser will also be discussed.

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