Fisheries Data Interoperability WG - Introduction

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The Fisheries Data Interoperability Working Group (FDI-WG): - Aims to develop a global framework for exchanging and integrating fisheries data to support scientific advice on fish stock status and exploitation. - Seeks to promote open standards for identifying, describing, mapping, and publishing fisheries data. - Connects existing fisheries data networking initiatives.

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Fisheries Data Interoperability WG
Introduction
Anton Ellenbroek
FAO of the UN
Anton.ellenbroek@fao.org
RDA 9° Plenary Meeting
April 2017
Barcelona

The FDIWG – Domain experts
Focus on statistics and Geospatial
Fisheries Data Interoperability WG members
Akinori Takasuka
Anton Ellenbroek
Aymen Charef
Babis Thanopoulos
Caterina Caracciolo
David Ramm
Dimitris Gavrilis
Donatella Castelli
Eise van Maanen
Emmanuel Blondel
Fotis Karagiannis
Hideaki Tanoue
Imma Subirats Coll
julien barde
Leonardo Candela
Lynn Yarmey
Michael Melnychuk
Panagiota Koltsida
Pasquale Pagano
Sara Garavelli
Tilemachos Koliopoulos
Timea Biro
Vassilis Protonotarios
Yann LAURENT
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

The FDI-WG
The Fisheries Data Interoperability Working Group
(FDI-WG)
• Devise a global data exchange and integration
framework to support scientific advice on stock
status and exploitation that builds on fisheries
data
• Facilitate the use of de-facto, and preferably open,
standards for the identification, description,
mapping and publication of fisheries data
• Connect existing data networking initiatives
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

Fisheries data Interoperability
Menú del día
RDA Plenary to plan WG Activity to deliver Deliverables
• Legal
• Data and formats
• Geospatial => J.Barde, IRD
• Timeseries => A. Charef, FAO
• Semantics
• Reference data for TS and Geospatial => E.Blondel, FAO
• Language / Time / Units / Measurements
• Technical
• Catalog and data services => M.Assante CNR
• Discussion
• Reommendation for WG tasks and use cases
• WG membership
• Action
• RDA / BB Co-sponsored Datathon in Greece June (Marethon??)
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

Legal interoperability issues
• IPR
• Copyright
• Licenses
• Confidentiality & privacy
• Dynamic databases
• Compound products
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

Collate global public tRFMO data Integrate and harmonize Publish locally and in ‘your’ website
Formatting; A big picture
Global Tuna Atlas; from fishnet to internet
From sites to sharing /BlueBridge/Tuna_Atlas/
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

The interoperability challenges
Data formats and management
FAO Challenge Where we are Where we want to be
Data Designed for a task (Linked) Open Data
Data collection Designed for a task Designed for re-use
Data formats Designed for a domain Interoperable
Data harmonization Disorganized Global Master Data
Time series analysis DIY  Integrated toolkit
Spatial data analysis Outsourced (2 systems) Inspire metadata
Reporting and
dissemination
Fact-sheets in a site, static
download
 Dynamic reports and
registries; traceable data
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain
 Relevant to FDIWG

Data formats
Source data variability
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Breakdown for FAO MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Penaeus lan 94357 77372 75143 65057 49362 48169 36095 29110
val 2900937 2415535 2479786 2288095 1739032 1614055 1192257 1092581
X. kroyeri lan 10484 8597 8349 7229 5485 5352 4011 3234
val 322326 268393 275532 254233 193226 179339 132473 121398
Total shrimp lan 104841 85969 83492 72286 54847 53521 40106 32345
val 3223264 2683928 2755318 2542328 1932258 1793395 1324729 1213979
Statistical data formats (Next presentation)

BlueBRIDGE
Reporting without boundaries
Comprehensive Sector Overviews; Data - Statistics - Maps
Rationalized TS data management
Space (Copernicus) and Spatial data (OGC)
Collaborative environment to validate
BlueBRIDGE Catalogue
Map viewers, dashboards, datamining
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All Together now
in a catalogue
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

WG «Solutions» for
Data formatting
Innovation: Re-useable catch data and
fisheries related data products
Recommendations for statistical and model data
Recommendations for geospatial data and formats
Demonstrate feasibility of data services
Describe exploitation scenarios in Datathon(s)
RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

Links
VME-DB
Example report
See a VRE: info@bluebridge-vres.eu
Want access to VREs: i-marine.d4science.org
More information on BlueBRIDGE: www.bluebridge-vres.eu
If want to join us at future events: www.bluebridge-vres.eu/events
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3. The FDI-WG The Fisheries Data Interoperability Working Group (FDI-WG) • Devise a global data exchange and integration framework to support scientific advice on stock status and exploitation that builds on fisheries data • Facilitate the use of de-facto, and preferably open, standards for the identification, description, mapping and publication of fisheries data • Connect existing data networking initiatives RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

4. Fisheries data Interoperability Menú del día RDA Plenary to plan WG Activity to deliver Deliverables • Legal • Data and formats • Geospatial => J.Barde, IRD • Timeseries => A. Charef, FAO • Semantics • Reference data for TS and Geospatial => E.Blondel, FAO • Language / Time / Units / Measurements • Technical • Catalog and data services => M.Assante CNR • Discussion • Reommendation for WG tasks and use cases • WG membership • Action • RDA / BB Co-sponsored Datathon in Greece June (Marethon??) RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

5. Legal interoperability issues • IPR • Copyright • Licenses • Confidentiality & privacy • Dynamic databases • Compound products RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

6. Collate global public tRFMO data Integrate and harmonize Publish locally and in ‘your’ website Formatting; A big picture Global Tuna Atlas; from fishnet to internet From sites to sharing /BlueBridge/Tuna_Atlas/ RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

7. The interoperability challenges Data formats and management FAO Challenge Where we are Where we want to be Data Designed for a task (Linked) Open Data Data collection Designed for a task Designed for re-use Data formats Designed for a domain Interoperable Data harmonization Disorganized Global Master Data Time series analysis DIY  Integrated toolkit Spatial data analysis Outsourced (2 systems) Inspire metadata Reporting and dissemination Fact-sheets in a site, static download  Dynamic reports and registries; traceable data RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain  Relevant to FDIWG

8. Data formats Source data variability RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain Breakdown for FAO MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Penaeus lan 94357 77372 75143 65057 49362 48169 36095 29110 val 2900937 2415535 2479786 2288095 1739032 1614055 1192257 1092581 X. kroyeri lan 10484 8597 8349 7229 5485 5352 4011 3234 val 322326 268393 275532 254233 193226 179339 132473 121398 Total shrimp lan 104841 85969 83492 72286 54847 53521 40106 32345 val 3223264 2683928 2755318 2542328 1932258 1793395 1324729 1213979 Statistical data formats (Next presentation)

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10. All Together now in a catalogue RDA 9th Plenary, April 2017, Barcelona, Spain

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