Enhancing forest data transparency for climate action
Joint GWP CEE/DMCSEE training: European Drought Observatory by Jürgen Vogt
1. European Drought Observatory (EDO)
Jürgen Vogt and the EDO Team juergen.vogt@jrc.ec.europa.eu European Commission - Joint Research Centre (JRC) Institute for Environment and Sustainability (IES) Climate Risk Management Unit (CRM)
3. The European Drought Observatory (EDO)
http://edo/jrc.ec.europa.eu
Reports
EDO:
•Internet-based tool
•provides different types of information and tools
•at multiple scales
•through multiple indicators, including high level indicators targeted to decision makers
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Multi-scale approach that integrates drought information from various scales
Interoperability of drought information systems is required !
Multi-Scale Approach
Continental
sub-continental & national
regional and local (RB)
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Source: National Drought Mitigation Center, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA
Multi-Indicator Approach
Continental Scale
To add:
•Low-flow Indicator
Time Duration
Standardized
Precipitation Index
Soil Moisture Anomaly
Vegetation Response
Standardized
Snowpack Indicator
6. Spring 2011
3-month Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI-3)
February to April 2011, rainfall deviation from normal
EDO Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI)
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Continental
layers
International /
National layers
Regional / Local
layers
Tools to navigate, query and export map and data
EDO
Map Viewer
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Drought Metadata Catalogue
Open details on this metadata
See the metadata bounding box on the map below
Download the metadata XML document
See the layer/service described by the metadata as temporary layer in EDO MapViewer
11. Publish services *
WMS
WFS
WCS
CSW
WPS
Write XML document(s)
with metadata on your
data and services
Create and maintain data
and services
Registering permanent layers and/or services
in EDO MapViewer(s) *
Upload XML document(s) onto the Drought Metadata Catalogue
Use
How to join EDO
More details in:
GWP-CEE_implementation_guide_final_0.6
http://edo.jrc.ec.europa.eu/documents/Guidelines_Drought_IOC_Nov2011_draft3.pdf
Steps to join EDO
* optional steps
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How to join EDO
Drought Metadata Catalogue
Allows to share different types of information:
scientific and/or geographical data (raster or vector),
documents (field reports, bulletins, etc.),
web pages, or web services (e.g. mapping services or data delivery services).
Different free or commercial software products are available for composing metadata XML files.
The most suitable for EDO Drought Metadata Catalogue are:
- CatMDEdit (http://catmdedit.sourceforge.net/, free software product)
- INSPIRE Metadata Editor (http://inspire-geoportal.ec.europa.eu/editor/, free on-line tool).
Provide an XML document containing at least the mandatory fields to ensure ISO (19115, 19119, 19139) and INSPIRE compliancy.
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How to join EDO
Drought Metadata Catalogue
Ask EDO team to upload
your XML document(s)
It will be immediately available in the Drought Metadata Catalogue
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How to join EDO
Web Map Service (WMS)
If the metadata entry refers to a WMS (Web Map Service), used to deliver maps (images),
it can be temporarily displayed in the EDO MapViewer clicking the button in the result row
When you reset or close the MapViewer, the WMS is removed and you need to re-load it from the Drought Metadata Catalogue
15. How to join EDO
Web Map Service (WMS)
If you want to promote your data via WMS, you can also ask EDO team to register into the MapViewer one or more of your layers
as permanent layers
Once registered, you can see your layer(s) as one of the EDO layers
with legend, description and time selection options if needed
The layer is always available in the MapViewer’s Table of Contents,
without the need to select it from the Drought Metadata Catalogue
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WFS & WCS
If you have a WFS (Web Feature Service) to deliver vector data
or a WCS (Web Coverage Service) to deliver raster data,
you can ask EDO team to insert a link to your service