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Data Services
GEONET Cast
GEONETCast is a near real time, global network of satellite-based data dissemination systems designed to distribute space-based, air-borne and in situ data, metadata and products to diverse communities. Read More
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AIP CommunitesThe second phase of AIP (AIP-2) was completed in September 2009. A presentation of 11 August 2009 provides a summary: AIP-2 Summary  AIP-2 Demonstration Videos show the deployment of augmentations to the GCI Initial Operating CapabilityBelow is a list of Societal Benefit Areas, Communities of Practice & Scenarios: Select one of the following to view more information.
About the GEOSS AIP
The GEOSS Architecture Implementation Pilot (GEO Task AR-07-02) leads the incorporation of contributed components consistent with the GEOSS Architecture using a GEO Web Portal and a Clearinghouse search facility to access services through GEOSS Interoperability Arrangements in support of the GEOSS Societal Benefit Areas. Results of the AIP are transitioned to GEO Task AR-07-01 and the GEOSS Common Infrastructure.
GEOSS AIP-2 Summary Engineering ReportScope: This AIP-2 ER provides an overall summary of the AIP-2 project including description of the development process, an overview of the architecture, summary of the achievements and a discussion of lessons learned of AIP-2. The Summary ER describes the process of implementing GEOSS SBA scenarios through reusable transverse technology Use Cases. Persistent Exemplar services identified during AIP-2 are listed. Elements of the other AIP-2 ERs are included along with short summaries of the all of the ERs. This AIP-2 ER will be offered for consideration by the GEOSS Best Practice Registry editors and to OGC Technical Committee for consideration as a Best Practice.
Point of Contact Editor: George Percivall, OGC
Contributing Editors: Hervé Caumont, ERDAS/OGC; Nadine Alameh, MobileAps/OGC; Josh Lieberman, Traverse/OGC
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About GEO
 The intergovernmental Group on Earth Observations (GEO) is leading a worldwide effort to build a Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) over the next 10 years. GEOSS will work with and build upon existing national, regional, and international systems to provide comprehensive, coordinated Earth observations from thousands of instruments worldwide, transforming the data they collect into vital information for society. |
Capacity Building