3. Data
lost
Data
Hydro
Model
Data
Data
Sensor
Report
X
Report
Y
Where can I find it?
What data is avail?
When published?
Who owns/uses?
Data quality?
What does this column mean?
Is it the same as this?
Is it the latest?
5km or 1km scale? Daily or
monthly?
Units, formats, what tools?
Licensing?
OzNome for LW
7. OzNome as infrastructure analogy
Data
Hydro
Model
Data
Data
Sensor
Report
Product/ServiceProduct/Service
Frictionless Data
Realise full
value of data
OzNome for LW
Infrastructure enables
efficient discovery, access
and use of information
at scale
OzNome Implementation projects aim to explore how this is realised…
8. Examine OzNome across implementations
Learn from each implementation
project
Gain collective understanding
about problem and solution
patterns
Assemble a library of
transformation pathways and
tools
Build OzNome infrastructure
Apply learnings in facilitating
OzNome ‘in the wild’
OzNome for LW8 |
OzNome for
Land and
Water
Editor's Notes
Simply putting an ‘app’ over data doesn’t make something OzNome (even if it’s badged OzNome)
A typical scenario for doing hydrological modelling.
Scale up the barriers across projects run in CSIRO. Significant costs and inefficiencies.
Scale up the barriers across activities across Australia. Much more significant costs and inefficiencies.
The OzNome proposition is:
lowering/eliminating barriers in the data pipelines
Facilitating the realisation of the full value of data by the ability to connect new products/services over existing data
Able to discover and understand data more easily
Building infrastructure to enable efficiency gains across the information/data pipelines, much like transport infrastructure for moving goods.
Infrastructure includes social and economic infrastructures as well as technical infrastructures
OzNome Implementation projects aim to explore how this is realised.