Strengthening data production and the use of better data in
policymaking and monitoring are becoming increasingly recognized as fundamental means for development.
istSOS with its extending feature supports sensor data collection and distribution following defined standards. istSOS contribute to the solution of sociatal challanges.
Satellite-based drought monitoring in Kenya in an operational settingILRI
The document discusses satellite-based drought monitoring in Kenya in an operational setting. It notes that the traditional reaction to drought has been crisis management rather than preventative risk management. It also discusses the importance of contingency funds to facilitate timely response to drought indicated by early warning systems. The approach presented uses MODIS satellite data to generate near-real time vegetation condition indices and drought indicators at different spatial and temporal scales. Uncertainties are also modeled during processing to account for data quality issues. The system provides consistent drought monitoring products to support decision making.
The document discusses modern approaches to flood forecasting. It begins by noting the importance of data collection and organization for hydrological modeling and forecasting. Key tools mentioned for hydrological modeling include HEC-HMS, SWAT, and SWMM. The document also discusses the importance of using multiple linked models to account for hydrological and hydraulic processes. Examples provided include systems used by ARPAE in Italy and the state of Iowa in the US. These contemporary approaches are characterized as using high-resolution data, multi-objective multi-process models, and cyberinfrastructure to run complex distributed hydrological models. However, the document notes that while such sophisticated systems provide valuable information, there are still open questions around verification at small scales
DSD-INT 2015 - from foreshore data to foreshore information - Edward P. MorrisDeltares
The document discusses remote sensing data from different satellite platforms and sensors. It describes how different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum are measured, including passive visible and infrared light which detects reflected sunlight, and active radio/microwave sensors like synthetic aperture radar (SAR). Specific sensors are mentioned, such as Landsat, Sentinel-1, and MODIS, and how they vary in resolution, frequency, and temporal coverage. Methods for accessing and using remote sensing data from open-access satellite missions are also briefly outlined.
This document describes a method for modeling wave attenuation over foreshores using Earth observation data and the XBeach model. There are three levels of assessment: 1) a quick scan using global data, 2) a moderate validation plan using local Earth observation data and global data, and 3) a fully tuned assessment of the actual local situation. For the second level, Earth observation data on vegetation cover, type and geometry is combined with global data sets on water levels and wave conditions in XBeach to model wave attenuation over the foreshore. XBeach is a process-based model that can simulate wave transformation and account for the effects of vegetation on short and long waves through drag formulations. The method is demonstrated for sites in the
DSD-INT 2015 - Towards new hydrological forecasting systems in Wales - Andrew...Deltares
Natural Resources Wales is developing a new flood forecasting system for Wales to replace the existing system hosted by the Environment Agency. The new system will establish Wales' own forecasting capability rather than relying on a system developed for another organization. It will not simply replicate the existing setup, but will improve functionality in areas like probabilistic forecasting, dynamic risk assessment, data sharing, and mobile access. The goal is to utilize latest technologies and learn from other forecasting systems worldwide to provide improved flood warnings and risk information for Wales.
This document discusses the health benefits of exercise, including reduced risk of diseases like diabetes and improved mood. It recommends starting slowly with activities like walking or using the stairs. The three main types of exercise are cardio, strength, and flexibility training. While exercise has many benefits, too much can be unhealthy and driven by negative motivations like body image issues. Overall health is the most important goal.
This document describes electronic touchscreen surveys provided by TouchPoll. TouchPoll allows organizations to easily survey event attendees using touchscreen tablets. Attendees can provide feedback through quick touchscreen surveys without the hassle of paper surveys. TouchPoll customizes surveys for each client and provides immediate access to results reports in the form of graphs and cross tabulations to help organizations improve. Several clients provide positive testimonials about how TouchPoll surveys have helped them learn more about their audiences and improve events.
Satellite-based drought monitoring in Kenya in an operational settingILRI
The document discusses satellite-based drought monitoring in Kenya in an operational setting. It notes that the traditional reaction to drought has been crisis management rather than preventative risk management. It also discusses the importance of contingency funds to facilitate timely response to drought indicated by early warning systems. The approach presented uses MODIS satellite data to generate near-real time vegetation condition indices and drought indicators at different spatial and temporal scales. Uncertainties are also modeled during processing to account for data quality issues. The system provides consistent drought monitoring products to support decision making.
The document discusses modern approaches to flood forecasting. It begins by noting the importance of data collection and organization for hydrological modeling and forecasting. Key tools mentioned for hydrological modeling include HEC-HMS, SWAT, and SWMM. The document also discusses the importance of using multiple linked models to account for hydrological and hydraulic processes. Examples provided include systems used by ARPAE in Italy and the state of Iowa in the US. These contemporary approaches are characterized as using high-resolution data, multi-objective multi-process models, and cyberinfrastructure to run complex distributed hydrological models. However, the document notes that while such sophisticated systems provide valuable information, there are still open questions around verification at small scales
DSD-INT 2015 - from foreshore data to foreshore information - Edward P. MorrisDeltares
The document discusses remote sensing data from different satellite platforms and sensors. It describes how different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum are measured, including passive visible and infrared light which detects reflected sunlight, and active radio/microwave sensors like synthetic aperture radar (SAR). Specific sensors are mentioned, such as Landsat, Sentinel-1, and MODIS, and how they vary in resolution, frequency, and temporal coverage. Methods for accessing and using remote sensing data from open-access satellite missions are also briefly outlined.
This document describes a method for modeling wave attenuation over foreshores using Earth observation data and the XBeach model. There are three levels of assessment: 1) a quick scan using global data, 2) a moderate validation plan using local Earth observation data and global data, and 3) a fully tuned assessment of the actual local situation. For the second level, Earth observation data on vegetation cover, type and geometry is combined with global data sets on water levels and wave conditions in XBeach to model wave attenuation over the foreshore. XBeach is a process-based model that can simulate wave transformation and account for the effects of vegetation on short and long waves through drag formulations. The method is demonstrated for sites in the
DSD-INT 2015 - Towards new hydrological forecasting systems in Wales - Andrew...Deltares
Natural Resources Wales is developing a new flood forecasting system for Wales to replace the existing system hosted by the Environment Agency. The new system will establish Wales' own forecasting capability rather than relying on a system developed for another organization. It will not simply replicate the existing setup, but will improve functionality in areas like probabilistic forecasting, dynamic risk assessment, data sharing, and mobile access. The goal is to utilize latest technologies and learn from other forecasting systems worldwide to provide improved flood warnings and risk information for Wales.
This document discusses the health benefits of exercise, including reduced risk of diseases like diabetes and improved mood. It recommends starting slowly with activities like walking or using the stairs. The three main types of exercise are cardio, strength, and flexibility training. While exercise has many benefits, too much can be unhealthy and driven by negative motivations like body image issues. Overall health is the most important goal.
This document describes electronic touchscreen surveys provided by TouchPoll. TouchPoll allows organizations to easily survey event attendees using touchscreen tablets. Attendees can provide feedback through quick touchscreen surveys without the hassle of paper surveys. TouchPoll customizes surveys for each client and provides immediate access to results reports in the form of graphs and cross tabulations to help organizations improve. Several clients provide positive testimonials about how TouchPoll surveys have helped them learn more about their audiences and improve events.
Este documento é uma lista de 143 nomes de alunos com seus respectivos números de dossiê. A lista contém apenas nomes e números de dossiê, sem outras informações sobre os alunos.
The document discusses different job roles in the TV and film industry, including management roles like producers and accountants, creative roles like directors and costume designers, editorial roles like editors, technical roles like sound technicians and lighting crews, and research roles like location managers and media researchers. Each role is described in 1-2 paragraphs outlining typical responsibilities.
Investing in technology in schools can provide several benefits:
1) It is associated with improved student achievement on assessments in subjects like science and reading. Studies found higher test scores when technology was used to teach basic skills.
2) It helps develop students' higher-order thinking and problem solving skills, enabling them to apply their knowledge in various ways. These skills include analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating.
3) It prepares students for the workforce by helping them learn applications and acquire prerequisite job skills.
4) It may improve school climate and student attitudes toward learning.
5) Technology investments require flexible budgets that account for teacher needs and training, with the goals of benefiting students.
The document proposes developing a natural herbal remedy tablet to help ease common side effects of fasting during Ramadan such as hunger, thirst, weakness, and low energy. It notes that over 1.5 billion Muslims fast for Ramadan each year and over half experience side effects. The proposed tablet would be made of natural healing herbs, require no prescription or FDA approval, and come in pill or syrup form for easy use. It presents the product as a way to transform the fasting experience for those struggling and an opportunity for business integration, partnerships, and expanding the brand to other products in future years.
SMG's 1st ever DMO website user survey was developed to understand the role of the DMO website in the destination travel planning process, research and understand DMO user behaviors, perceptions and attitudes toward destination tourism websites, identify DMO website user characteristics and demographics and analyze and assess the potential for improved DMO website performance.
According to the traffic analytics for a media website on Monday, June 20th, the site received over 1.1 million unique visitors who generated over 2.61 million page views. The site also had strong social media engagement with over 3,647 mentions on Twitter and 40,000 shares on Facebook, and saw direct traffic from several large media companies and search engines.
Este documento fornece uma lista de alunos matriculados em três turmas noturnas (M8, M9 e M11) em 2011, com seus respectivos nomes e notas. A lista inclui o nome dos alunos, turno, período letivo e dias da semana em que as aulas ocorrem para cada turma.
The document provides phrases not to say to a Russian boyfriend and alternative suggestions. It lists 10 phrases to avoid in Russian and English like "Let's talk" or "Aren't they beautiful?" and the typical negative reactions they may cause like irritation or arguing. For each one, it suggests better ways to approach sensitive topics like using "I" statements and allowing your partner to decide on their own timeline.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document contains three lessons about kindness and gratitude. The first lesson is about showing respect to everyone regardless of their position. The second lesson tells the story of a man who was helped by a stranger and later gifted him an expensive computer as thanks. The third lesson is about a boy who bought a simple ice cream instead of a sundae so he could leave a tip for the waiter.
This document compares several mobile analytics platforms. It provides brief descriptions of their key features:
- Several free platforms are described as having basic features like user paths and funnels but limited functionality. Paid premium versions provide more advanced options.
- One platform is noted as free up to 10,000 users and offers day-part analysis and unlimited apps. Another is free up to 25,000 data points and allows in-depth analysis and A/B testing.
- Trial versions are available for some platforms, while others have attribution limits or lack high-level demographic data and testing in their free tiers. Custom events, funnels, segmentation and SDKs are common across platforms.
This document discusses real-time release frameworks and their advantages over traditional frameworks. It summarizes the evolution of the web from Web 2.0 to present concepts like Web 3.0. The document then demonstrates in real-time how changes made to code are instantly visible on a live webpage without reloading. It argues that real-time frameworks allow for more efficient development by eliminating separate release cycles and enabling instant testing of code changes directly on the live site.
The document discusses the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on air pollution. The study found that lockdowns led to significant short-term reductions in nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter pollution globally as economic activities slowed. However, the improvements in air quality were temporary and pollution levels rose back to pre-pandemic levels as restrictions eased and activity resumed.
La pandemia de COVID-19 ha tenido un impacto significativo en la economía mundial. Muchos países experimentaron fuertes caídas en el PIB y altas tasas de desempleo en 2020 debido a los bloqueos y restricciones. A medida que se implementan las vacunas, se espera que la actividad económica se recupere en 2021 aunque el panorama sigue siendo incierto.
This document discusses some confusing English words that are similar to Spanish words but have different meanings. It provides examples of false cognates like "embarrassed" and "embarazada", where the English word means embarrassed but the Spanish word means pregnant. Other examples given are "realize" versus "realizar", "approve" versus "aprobar", "library" versus "bookstore", and "parents" versus "parientes". The document aims to help avoid mistakes by explaining the differences in meanings between similar English and Spanish words.
Arkady Zaslavsky, Charith Perera, Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, Sensing as a Service and Big Data, Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Cloud Computing (ACC), Bangalore, India, July, 2012, Pages 21-29 (8)
This document describes an intelligent irrigation scheduling system using a low-cost wireless sensor network. The system aims to improve crop yields and reduce water usage compared to traditional irrigation methods. It incorporates measurements of crop water stress index (CWSI) and soil moisture content to adaptively schedule irrigation. In experiments, the proposed system decreased water usage by 59.61% and energy consumption by 67.35% while increasing crop yields by 22.58%, demonstrating its effectiveness for precision irrigation and efficient water and energy use.
The document summarizes the Ocean Data and Information System (ODIS) developed by the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services. ODIS integrates heterogeneous ocean data from various observing systems into a centralized database to provide web-based data and information services. It receives over 5 terabytes of real-time data annually from in situ platforms like Argo floats and remote sensing satellites. The data goes through quality control before being loaded into the database. ODIS then makes this quality controlled data available through various web-based services like potential fishing zone advisories and ocean state forecasts using interactive maps and other visualization tools. These services provide ocean data, forecasts and advisories to users in multiple languages.
Este documento é uma lista de 143 nomes de alunos com seus respectivos números de dossiê. A lista contém apenas nomes e números de dossiê, sem outras informações sobre os alunos.
The document discusses different job roles in the TV and film industry, including management roles like producers and accountants, creative roles like directors and costume designers, editorial roles like editors, technical roles like sound technicians and lighting crews, and research roles like location managers and media researchers. Each role is described in 1-2 paragraphs outlining typical responsibilities.
Investing in technology in schools can provide several benefits:
1) It is associated with improved student achievement on assessments in subjects like science and reading. Studies found higher test scores when technology was used to teach basic skills.
2) It helps develop students' higher-order thinking and problem solving skills, enabling them to apply their knowledge in various ways. These skills include analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating.
3) It prepares students for the workforce by helping them learn applications and acquire prerequisite job skills.
4) It may improve school climate and student attitudes toward learning.
5) Technology investments require flexible budgets that account for teacher needs and training, with the goals of benefiting students.
The document proposes developing a natural herbal remedy tablet to help ease common side effects of fasting during Ramadan such as hunger, thirst, weakness, and low energy. It notes that over 1.5 billion Muslims fast for Ramadan each year and over half experience side effects. The proposed tablet would be made of natural healing herbs, require no prescription or FDA approval, and come in pill or syrup form for easy use. It presents the product as a way to transform the fasting experience for those struggling and an opportunity for business integration, partnerships, and expanding the brand to other products in future years.
SMG's 1st ever DMO website user survey was developed to understand the role of the DMO website in the destination travel planning process, research and understand DMO user behaviors, perceptions and attitudes toward destination tourism websites, identify DMO website user characteristics and demographics and analyze and assess the potential for improved DMO website performance.
According to the traffic analytics for a media website on Monday, June 20th, the site received over 1.1 million unique visitors who generated over 2.61 million page views. The site also had strong social media engagement with over 3,647 mentions on Twitter and 40,000 shares on Facebook, and saw direct traffic from several large media companies and search engines.
Este documento fornece uma lista de alunos matriculados em três turmas noturnas (M8, M9 e M11) em 2011, com seus respectivos nomes e notas. A lista inclui o nome dos alunos, turno, período letivo e dias da semana em que as aulas ocorrem para cada turma.
The document provides phrases not to say to a Russian boyfriend and alternative suggestions. It lists 10 phrases to avoid in Russian and English like "Let's talk" or "Aren't they beautiful?" and the typical negative reactions they may cause like irritation or arguing. For each one, it suggests better ways to approach sensitive topics like using "I" statements and allowing your partner to decide on their own timeline.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document contains three lessons about kindness and gratitude. The first lesson is about showing respect to everyone regardless of their position. The second lesson tells the story of a man who was helped by a stranger and later gifted him an expensive computer as thanks. The third lesson is about a boy who bought a simple ice cream instead of a sundae so he could leave a tip for the waiter.
This document compares several mobile analytics platforms. It provides brief descriptions of their key features:
- Several free platforms are described as having basic features like user paths and funnels but limited functionality. Paid premium versions provide more advanced options.
- One platform is noted as free up to 10,000 users and offers day-part analysis and unlimited apps. Another is free up to 25,000 data points and allows in-depth analysis and A/B testing.
- Trial versions are available for some platforms, while others have attribution limits or lack high-level demographic data and testing in their free tiers. Custom events, funnels, segmentation and SDKs are common across platforms.
This document discusses real-time release frameworks and their advantages over traditional frameworks. It summarizes the evolution of the web from Web 2.0 to present concepts like Web 3.0. The document then demonstrates in real-time how changes made to code are instantly visible on a live webpage without reloading. It argues that real-time frameworks allow for more efficient development by eliminating separate release cycles and enabling instant testing of code changes directly on the live site.
The document discusses the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on air pollution. The study found that lockdowns led to significant short-term reductions in nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter pollution globally as economic activities slowed. However, the improvements in air quality were temporary and pollution levels rose back to pre-pandemic levels as restrictions eased and activity resumed.
La pandemia de COVID-19 ha tenido un impacto significativo en la economía mundial. Muchos países experimentaron fuertes caídas en el PIB y altas tasas de desempleo en 2020 debido a los bloqueos y restricciones. A medida que se implementan las vacunas, se espera que la actividad económica se recupere en 2021 aunque el panorama sigue siendo incierto.
This document discusses some confusing English words that are similar to Spanish words but have different meanings. It provides examples of false cognates like "embarrassed" and "embarazada", where the English word means embarrassed but the Spanish word means pregnant. Other examples given are "realize" versus "realizar", "approve" versus "aprobar", "library" versus "bookstore", and "parents" versus "parientes". The document aims to help avoid mistakes by explaining the differences in meanings between similar English and Spanish words.
Arkady Zaslavsky, Charith Perera, Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, Sensing as a Service and Big Data, Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Cloud Computing (ACC), Bangalore, India, July, 2012, Pages 21-29 (8)
This document describes an intelligent irrigation scheduling system using a low-cost wireless sensor network. The system aims to improve crop yields and reduce water usage compared to traditional irrigation methods. It incorporates measurements of crop water stress index (CWSI) and soil moisture content to adaptively schedule irrigation. In experiments, the proposed system decreased water usage by 59.61% and energy consumption by 67.35% while increasing crop yields by 22.58%, demonstrating its effectiveness for precision irrigation and efficient water and energy use.
The document summarizes the Ocean Data and Information System (ODIS) developed by the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services. ODIS integrates heterogeneous ocean data from various observing systems into a centralized database to provide web-based data and information services. It receives over 5 terabytes of real-time data annually from in situ platforms like Argo floats and remote sensing satellites. The data goes through quality control before being loaded into the database. ODIS then makes this quality controlled data available through various web-based services like potential fishing zone advisories and ocean state forecasts using interactive maps and other visualization tools. These services provide ocean data, forecasts and advisories to users in multiple languages.
This presentation illustrates the open source software istSOS which allows to easily manage and share sensor data following a open standard. A real application case and software special features are presented.
Deep learning for large scale biodiversity monitoringGreenapps&web
CC by David J. Klein, Matthew W. McKown & Bernie R. Tershy
Conservation Metrics, Inc.
Healthy ecosystems with intact biodiversity provide human societies with valuable services such as clean air and water, storm protection, tourism, medicine, food, and cultural resources. Protecting this natural capital is one of the great challenges of our era. Species extinction and ecological degradation steadily continues despite conservation funding of roughly U.S. $20 billion per year worldwide. Measurements of conservation outcomes are often uninformative, hindering iterative improvements and innovation in the field. There is cause for optimism, however, as recent technological advances in sensor networks, big data processing, and machine intelligence can provide affordable and effective measures of conservation outcomes. We present several working case studies using our system, which employs deep learning to empower biologists to analyze petabytes of sensor data from a network of remote microphones and cameras. This system, which is being used to monitor endangered species and ecosystems around the globe, has enabled an order of magnitude improvement in the cost effectiveness of such projects. This approach can be expanded to encompass a greater variety of sensor sources, such as drones, to monitor animal populations, habitat quality, and to actively deter wildlife from hazardous structures. We present a strategic vision for how data-driven approaches to conservation can drive iterative improvements through better information and outcomes-based funding mechanisms, ultimately enabling increasing returns on biodiversity investments.
SC7 Workshop 2: Space Data for Secure SocietiesBigData_Europe
The document provides information about the Copernicus program, which is the European Union's Earth observation program. It summarizes the six Copernicus services that use Earth observation data to deliver information. It then describes some of the Copernicus satellites, including Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2, and Sentinel-3, and discusses how Sentinel data is accessed. Finally, it addresses some of the challenges around big data and moving towards the Copernicus Data and Information Access Service (DIAS) to improve access to Copernicus data and information.
Linking EUDAT services to the EGI Fed-Cloud - EUDAT Summer School (Hans van P...EUDAT
The main goal of the EGI-EUDAT collaboration is to harmonise the two eInfrastructures, including technical interoperability, authentication, authorisation and identity management, policy and operations. As main objective, this work is to provide end-users with a seamless access to an integrated infrastructure offering both EGI and EUDAT services and then, pairing data and high-throughput computing resources together. Selected user communities are able to bring requirements and help assign the right priorities to each of them. In this way, the integration activity has been driven by the end users from the start. The use case permits a user of either e-infrastructure to instantiate a VM on the EGI Cloud Federation for the execution of a computational job consuming data preserved onto EUDAT resources. The results of such analysis can be staged back to EUDAT storages, and if needed, allocated with Persistent identifiers (PIDs) for future use. To implement all the steps of this use case the following integration activities between the two infrastructures has to be fulfilled: (1) harmonisation between the authentication and authorisation model, (2) definition and implementation of the interfaces between the involved EGI and EUDAT services.
Visit: https://www.eudat.eu/eudat-summer-school
Slide presentations developed to demonstrate how Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) be used to address climate change, and why ICTs are a crucial part of the solution – i.e. in promoting efficiency, Green Growth & sustainable development, in dealing with climate change and for climate and environmental action. These slide presentations were delivered in February 2011 in Seongnam, near Seoul in Korea.
These presentations were developed and delivered over 2.5 days on the occasion of a Regional Training of Trainers Workshop for upcoming Academy modules on ICT for Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Abatement. These modules were developed as part of the Academy of ICT Essentials for Government leaders developed by the United Nations (UN) Asia Pacific Centre for ICT Training (APCICT), based in Songdo City, in the Republic of South Korea.
These presentations were developed in 2011, and are somewhat out of date, but most of the principles still apply. Module 10, which has been published, does not include much of the information outlined in these presentations, which are fairly technical. They were developed to address a significant gap in understanding of the technical basis of using ICTs for climate action and because there is a clear bias in development circles against the importance of dealing with climate change mitigation in developing countries. These presentations are an attempt to redress this lack and are published here with this purpose in mind.
The author, Richard Labelle, is presently working on updating these presentations to further highlight the importance of addressing climate change and the important role that technology including ICTs, play in this effort.
Solving advanced research problems with real time open data from satellites a...Wolfgang Ksoll
The project NextGEOSS brings wit its data hub based on CKAN and its 10 pilot programs a new quality in the usage of earth observation open data from satellites and in situ.
Development in the technology of sensor such as Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS), wireless communications, embedded systems, distributed processing and wireless sensor applications have contributed a large transformation in Wireless
Sensor Network (WSN) recently. It assists and improves work performance both in the field of industry and our daily life. Wireless Sensor Network has been widely used in many areas especially for surveillance and monitoring in agriculture and habitat monitoring. Environment monitoring has become an important field of control and protection, providing real-time system and control communication
with the physical world. An intelligent and smart Wireless Sensor Network system can gather and process a large amount of data from the beginning of the monitoring and manage air quality, the conditions of traffic, to weather situations.
2003-12-02 Environmental Information Systems for Monitoring, Assessment, and ...Rudolf Husar
The document discusses environmental information systems for monitoring, assessment, and decision-making. It covers topics like spatial analysis, web-based information systems, sensor webs, spatial interpolation techniques, integrating satellite and surface monitoring data, and developing interoperable environmental information systems. The goal is to improve access to and use of environmental data for applications like air quality mapping and monitoring networks.
GeoSoc: A Geo-cast-based Communication Protocol for Monitoring of Marine Envi...IJAEMSJORNAL
With the rapid development of society and the economy, an increasing number of human activities have gradually destroyed the marine environment. GeoSoc a node can take one of the following states: SINK: The master node of the whole network manager of receiving all the information that is collected by all the sensor nodes that make up the different clusters used for monitoring desired area. Cluster head: The node that coordinates a group of nodes that are part of a cluster and are responsible for the monitoring of an assigned area. Is responsible for establishing direct connection with the SINK node to transmit the information collected for all its sensor nodes. In case of losing SINK contact, can make use of a node. Gateway: A node that has connection with two Cluster head or a sensor node that does not reach its Cluster head. This type of nodes is used to increase network coverage and reduce loss connection by the nodes that make up the net.•Sensor Member: These nodes are responsible for Collect the information you want to monitor. Is the state that a node takes when it has already established Cluster head connection to a node? • Disconnected: A node has this been in two situations, 1) when it is activated for the first time and have to look for the cluster to which must be connected, 2) when it loses connection with its coordinator node and you have to perform the search for a new node coordinator.
This document describes the Observation Analysis Tool (OAT), a Python library and QGIS plugin developed as part of the FREEWAT project to enable time-series visualization, processing, and use in hydrological modeling. OAT handles time-series data import, analysis, and management to support model development, calibration, and post-processing of results. It provides methods for resampling, interpolation, quality assessment, filtering, and other processing of time-series data from various sources like monitoring networks. OAT outputs can be saved to the FREEWAT model database or exported for further use.
NextGEOSS: The Next Generation European Data Hub and Cloud Platform for Earth...Wolfgang Ksoll
NextGEOSS is a H2020 project that aims to create an open data hub and cloud platform for Earth observation data. It involves 27 partners from 13 countries with a budget of 10 million euros from 2016-2020. The project will develop advanced data discovery tools, enable user feedback, and enhance communities through tailored solutions. It will follow an open, inclusive, and agile development approach aligned with EU open data policies. Various pilot projects will use the data and platform for applications in agriculture, biodiversity, disaster risk reduction, and other areas. The data will come from Copernicus satellites, in situ sources, and other open data providers. Metadata will be harvested and standardized. Lessons learned so far include the need for scalable architectures
Available data sources & Real-time data collectionCLEEN_Ltd
The amount of environmental data is increasing, and the data would be valuable to the society if they are delivered to the right processes at the right time. In the seminar, we show examples of available data, how they are produced and processed, and how the data can be used in new innovative applications.
This presentation is part of the Environmental Data for Applications Seminar held on the 23rd of September 2015. The seminar was organised by the MMEA (Measurement, Measuring and Environmental Assessment) research programme under the Cleen Ltd (SHOK). The presentations are based on the research results related to environmental data interoperability. The participants included key players and partners in the field of environmental monitoring in Finland.
More info at www.mmea.fi
Wireless Sensors and Agriculture Parameter Monitoring: Experimental Investiga...QUESTJOURNAL
ABSTRACT: In recent time, the wireless sensor network technology has found its implementation in precision agriculture as a result of the need for high productivity. Among the different technologies for crop monitoring, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are recognized as a powerful one to collect and process data in the agricultural domain with low-cost and low-energy consumption. Agriculture and farming is one of the industries which have recently diverted their attention to WSN, seeking this cost effective technology to improve its production and enhance agriculture yield standard. The proposed system is hardware as well as software based which will automatically control the parameters of the soil. The data will be transferred over the Internet using the Wi-Fi modem. Such a system contains pair of sensors like temperature, Gas and humidity will be monitored, the data from the sensors are collected by the microcontroller. The scope of the project can be extended to varied areas ranging from greenhouse environment, power plants, chemical industry, and medical production to home automation, but for the time being system is just implemented for the soil parameters management.
This document describes a flood detection system that uses IoT technology. An ultrasonic sensor is used to detect water levels and send the data to a Node MCU controller. The controller then sends real-time flood height information via SMS to local authorities and residents. The system aims to help motorists and residents avoid flooded areas. It divides flood levels into four categories. The sensor and controller are powered by solar panels to allow continuous monitoring. When implemented, this system could help reduce traffic and warn people faster during flood events.
The internet of things in high andean wetland monitoring, historical review a...journalBEEI
This document presents a literature review on the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) for monitoring wetlands, specifically high Andean wetlands. It begins with background on wetlands and the importance of monitoring them. It then discusses the IoT and how its ability to obtain information from large remote areas with low-power systems makes it suitable for wetland telemetry.
The methodology section describes how the review was structured from broad areas like IoT applications to more specific areas like wetland monitoring. Search equations were developed to systematically search relevant literature.
The results found no published literature on using IoT specifically for monitoring high Andean wetlands. However, two papers were found applying wireless sensor networks for wetland monitoring
Applications of wireless sensor networks include environmental monitoring, habitat monitoring, structural health monitoring, precision agriculture, and disaster relief management. Researchers have deployed sensor networks to monitor storm petrels on Great Duck Island, measure soil moisture levels over hectares of land, and detect endangered plant species in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Wireless sensor networks can also be applied to monitor landfill gas emissions, track water quality parameters, and assess the health of buildings and bridges.
The document describes an experimental Body Area Network (BAN) that was set up to monitor an athlete during a marathon race in real-time. Sensors were placed on the athlete's pelvis and ankles to measure metrics like speed, stride frequency, and location. The data was transmitted via wireless links to a router on a motorbike near the athlete and then to a broadcast network. While transmission conditions were generally good, the experiment revealed disparities between the different wireless links. The results provide initial insights into challenges for reliable real-time data collection from BANs in dynamic outdoor environments.
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E-Invoicing Implementation: A Step-by-Step Guide for Saudi Arabian CompaniesQuickdice ERP
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istSOS: an extended Sensor Observation Service implementation for Environmental Data
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2015 ICGIS - INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE – SEOUL, 16.09.2015
istSOS: an extended Sensor Observation
Service implementation for Environmental Data
Massimiliano Cannata, Milan P. Antonovic, Mirko Cardoso
2015 ICGIS
International Conference On Geospatial Information Science
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Millenium developement goals [2015 report]
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Millenium developement goals [2015 report]
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«Climate change and
environmental degradation
undermine progress achieved,
and poor people suffer the most»
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altered ecosystems
weather extremes
risk to society
urgent, critical challenge for the
global community
Overexploitation of marine fish stocks
Water scarcity and floods
Poor people live in most vulnerabe areas
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Solving societal challeneges
Strengthening data production
and the use of better data in
policymaking and monitoring are
becoming increasingly recognized
as fundamental means for
development
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Data key aspects for wise decisions
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Quality
Availability
Timeless
Completness
Understand the situation and timely react
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Understanding fusing multiple data: sources
and types
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morphology
Real time data
Satellite
obserations
Field obserations
Socioeconomic
maps
Properties and
population
registers
Dynamic maps
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Analysis
Data Understanding Action
Open architecture
Based on the principles of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and the
specification of Open Geospatial Consortium Sensor Web Enablement (OGC - SWE)
initiative
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WEB
FEATURE
SERVICE
WEB
COVERAGE
SERVICE
SENSOR
OBSERVATION
SERVICE
WEB
PROCESSING
SERVICE
WEB MAPPING
SERVICE & DSS
WEB
NOTIFICATION
SERVICE
POLICY MAKING
INTERVENTION
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MIARIA
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MIARIA – Adaptive
Hydrogeological
Monitoring in
support of the Alpine
Iintegrated Risk plan
Dynamically identify impacts
of impending scenarios
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Conceptual schema
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Sensor
Gateway / Router
SCENARIO
IDENTIFICATION &
EXPOSED ELEMENTS
EVACUATION &
PREPARATION
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Example: dynamic and integrated prediction
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Industries
Highway
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Industries
Highway
Example: dynamic and integrated prediction
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Example: dynamic and integrated prediction
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Industries
Highway
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ENORASIS
The project
ENORASIS is a FP7-ENV project (Grant Agreement 282.949).
The project duration is three years (January 2012 – December 2014).
Objective
Develop an integrated decision support system for environmentally
optimized and thus sustainable irrigation management for farmers and water
management organizations based on advanced technologies and models.
16DACD / IST / ISTSOS in support of ENORASIS for optimizing irrigation
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The idea
• New EU policies in the field of water and
agricultural policies introduce the principle of “the
user pays" in irrigation water management
– WFD (Water Framework Directive)
– CSS (Cross Compliance Scheme) of the EU CAP
(Common Agricultural Policy).
• New tools and technologies allow the usages of
granular information on the present and future
state of the system:
– High resolution weather prediction models
– Low cost sensors
• New devices and spread of the Internet allow easy
access to information for decision-making
more conscious
17DACD / IST / ISTSOS in support of ENORASIS for optimizing irrigation
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ENORASIS System Architecture
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Sensor data Subsystem: Data Fusion
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FIELD 1
FIELD N
FIELD 2
Sensor
Gateway / Router
Coordinator / Seller
ENORASIS
SYSTEM
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hydro-meteorological monitoring
network of Canton Ticino, Switzerland
Management of the
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Lake Verbano shores are exposed
to flooding events that cause
extensive damages Picture by Julien Daulte
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Large basins (6’386 km2) compared to limited lake area (213 km2)
Intense reainfall events compared to maximum discharge (2,000 m3/s)
Almost flat area highly urbanized
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Demo
• But HOW did we achieve this
How to
Picture from David Oesch
Building an Early Warning and
Descision Support System
the risk
manage
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EW-DSSS
components
and workflow
Meteorological
Forecasts
Hydrological
modelling
Data
Validation
Data Sharing
Early Warning
& DSS:
SITGAP 2.0
Hydro-meteo
monitoring
network
Sensor Data
GIS Data
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Real time data collection
In 2010, switch from analogue modem (collection
every 4 hours) to GPRS sensor data transmission
(real time)
Needs for smarter system for collecting and
dispatch measurements
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Looking for a solution...
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Simple
Python
OpenStandard
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The Sensor Observation Service standard
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From http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/sos
“The Sensor Observation Service standard is
applicable to use cases in which sensor data needs to
be managed in an interoperable way. This standard
defines a Web service interface which allows
querying observations, sensor metadata, as well as
representations of observed features. Further, this
standard defines means to register new sensors and
to remove existing ones. Also, it defines operations to
insert new sensor observations. This standard defines
this functionality in a binding independent way; two
bindings are specified in this document: a KVP
binding and a SOAP binding (in version 2.0).”
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SOS User types
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Suported system types (up-to-now)
in-situ - fixed - point
in-situ - mobile - points
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Supported version (up-to-now)
SOS v1.0.0
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The istSOS software
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mod_wsgi
isodate
psycopg2
pytz
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Some of the special features...
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Easy installation and initialization and
management using GUI (WebAdmin Interface)
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Output formats from GetObservation request
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XML – CSV - JSON
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Aggregation on-the-fly with GetObservation request
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AVG, SUM, MAX, MIN
Extra parameters: aggregateInterval = PT1H & aggregateFunction = AVG
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Real Time Quality Check
Configuration of quality index on the observed property level or sensor specific.
Automatically
data quality check
assigning quality
index on each
observation based
on specific constraints
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Raw data
Assignment of quality indices during insertion:
Quality index example
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Raw data
Meaningful data (Leve 1)
Statistically sound (Level 1 + 2)
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Time-Zone support
eventTime
2013-01-01T01:00:00+01 / 2013-01-07T01:00:00+01
eventTime
2013-01-01T02:00:00+02 / 2013-01-07T02:00:00+02
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Virtual procedures (EVAPOTRANSPIRATION)
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GRABOW
Real Sensor
Air Temperature
Relative humidity
Wind velocity
Solar radiation
V_GRABOW
Virtual procedure
Reference
evapotranspirationFAO56 Calculation
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Status Page (New)
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Sensor status at a glance taking in account acquisition delay and inserting errors
AKNOWLEDGED
BY
ADMINISTATOR
NO ERRORS OR DELAY
PENDING ERRORS OR DELAY
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Acquisition Job Scheduler (New)
With Advanced Python Scheduler (APScheduler, embedded in istSOS) you
can schedule sensor data to be inserted at times of your choosing
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Sensor File Transfer of Raw Data Server
Scheduler Data acquisition istSOS
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istSOS Web Notification Service (New)
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Incubating in OSGeo
for quality software
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Copyright and License
Documentation
Release Procedure
Processes
Active and healthy community
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Documentation – Users & Devel (sphinx)
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Release Procedure
DEB package creation
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EWS components
with open standard
and open software
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Mode «Dams»: access to
dam-break hazard zones
and wave arrival times
Mode «Alarm»: access to
forecasted lake levels and
exposed elements data
(detect exposed elements with a
given lake level, see plots of
forecasted lake level, access
instructions to secure exposed
elements, etc.)
Mode «Evacuation»:
access to datails of
population to manage
evacuation
(create evacauation event, search
and locate person, count people in
an area, assign people an
evacauatio status, etc.)
Mode «Regular»: access to
data and funtions for
resources management
(search for parcel, address or
person, query and eventually edit
elements details, etc.)
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istSOS is one enabler of the IOT?
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the collection of
billions of end devices intelligently connected and
interoperating with servers and services.
Combine “Things” like Lego blocks to create
applications, services, values….
How to chose the blocks? what are they? how do
they fits together? We need well known language:
standards for machine – machine interaction!
SOS is an OGC standard to:
• register new sensor (THING) to the Web,
• storing new observations
• retrieving desired data
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Next steps for development
• istSOS meet pgpool to add reliability and scalability
• istSOS already implements a sort of SOS-P
(P=processing) trough VirtualProcedures.
Now we will add several time-series processing
power collaborating with freewat H2020.
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