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Hybrid-cloud Science Data System Enabling Advanced Rapid Imaging and Analysis for Monitoring Hazards
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JPSS Science Data Services for the Direct Readout Community
The Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (S-NPP) and Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) High Rate Data (HRD) link provides Direct Broadcast data to users in real-time, utilizing their own remote field terminals. The Field Terminal Support (FTS) provides the resources needed to support the Direct Readout communities by providing software, documentation, and periodic updates to enable them to produce data products from SNPP and JPSS. The FTS distribution server will also provide the necessary ancillary and auxiliary data needed for processing the broadcasts, as well as making orbital data available to assist in locating the satellites of interest. In addition, the FTS provides development support for the algorithm and software through GSFC Direct Readout Laboratory (DRL) International Polar Orbiter Processing Package (IPOPP) and University of Wisconsin (UWISC) Community Satellite Processing Package (CSPP), to enable users to integrate the algorithms into their remote terminals. The support the JPSS Program provides to the institutions developing and maintaining these two software packages, will demonstrate the ability to produce ready-to-use products from the HRD link and provide risk reduction effort at a minimal cost. This paper discusses the key functions and system architecture of FTS.
Strategies for Infusing ISO 19115 Metadata in Earth Science Data Systems
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GRAIL Science Data System Orbit Determination: Approach, Strategy, and Performance
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Lifetime Surveillance of Astronaut Health (LSAH) / Life Sciences Data Archive (LSDA) Data Request Helpdesk
This session is intended to provide to HRP IWS attendees instant feedback on archived astronaut data, including such topics as content of archives, access, request processing, and data format. Members of the LSAH and LSDA teams will be available at a 'help desk' during the poster sessions to answer questions from researchers.
Dawn: A Simulation Model for Evaluating Costs and Tradeoffs of Big Data Science Architectures
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NASA's Collaborative Metadata Curation Activity to Improve Earth Science Data Discovery
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A Metadata Curation Approach to Improve the Discoverability and Accessibility of NASA Earth Science Data
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SpaceCube: A Family of Reconfigurable Hybrid On-Board Science Data Processors
Overview presentation of our various SpaceCube efforts to date. SpaceCube: a high performance reconfigurable science/mission data processor based on Xilinx Virtex FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays).
Machine Intelligence Towards Tomorrow's Earth Science Data Systems
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Providing a Service that Doubles the International Space Station Science Data Return
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Citizen Science Data Quality: The GLOBE Program
The Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program is an international program that provides a way for students and the public to contribute Earth system observations. Currently 122 countries, more than 40,000 schools, and 200,000 citizen scientists are participating in GLOBE. Since 1995, participants have contributed 195 million observations. Modes of data collection and data entry have evolved with technology over the lifetime of the program, including the launch of the GLOBE Observer mobile app in 2016 to broaden access and public participation in data collection. GLOBE must meet the data needs of a diverse range of stakeholders, from elementary school classrooms to scientists across the globe, including NASA scientists. Operational quality assurance measures include participant training, adherence to standardized data collection protocols, range and logic checks, and an approval process for photos submitted with an observation. In this presentation, we will discuss the current state of operational data QA/QC, as well as additional QA/QC processes recently explored and future directions.